Curriculum Vitae
Education:
BS in Physics Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea
February 1985 Thesis: Study on the Electrical Conductivity of the Boulangerite (5PbS·2Sb2S3)
Advisor: Prof. Yungwoo Park
MS in Physics Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea
February 1987 Thesis: Electrical Transport of Doped Polyaniline
Advisor: Prof. Yungwoo Park
PhD in Physics Northwestern University, IL
August 1997 Thesis: Acoustic Study of Superfluid 3He-B and Low Temperature Transport Study of Quasi-One-Dimensional Conductor, H2(phthalocyanine)I.
Advisor: Prof. W.P. Halperin
Employment:
Aug 2012 present Full Professor at University of Florida, Department of Physics
Aug 2007 Jul 2012 Associate Professor at University of Florida, Department of Physics
Aug 2001 Jul 2007 Assistant Professor at University of Florida, Department of Physics
Mar 1999 Jul 2001 Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University with D.D. Osheroff
Sep 1997 Feb 1999 Postdoctoral Fellow at Northwestern University with W.P. Halperin
Sep 2014 Aug 2016 Adjunct Professor, Pusan National University, Korea
Jan 2014 Feb 2014 Visiting Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
May 2014 Jun 2014 Visiting Professor, KAIST, Korea
Awards and Honors:
2018 – 2021 UF Term Professor
2014 – 2015 Colonel Allan R. and Margaret G. Crow Term Professor
2013 APS Fellow
2013 Fellow of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)
2006 Advisor of the Year in College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at UF
2004 Physics Teacher of the Year at UF
2004 – 2006 Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship
2003 – 2008 NSF Early Career Award
2002 President’s Award for Outstanding Young Researcher (AKPA, Association of Korean Physicists in America)
Grants:
PI
NSF DMR Grant, 2018-2021($464,336)
NSF DMR Young Investigators Workshop, 2018-2019 ($105,208)
NSF CMP Principal Investigator Workshop 2017-2018 ($98,158),
NSF DMR Grant, 2012-2017 ($350,000)
NSF DMR Grant, 2008-2012 ($345,000)
Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship ($40,000)
NSF CAREER Grant, 2003-2008 ($450,000)
National High Magnetic Field Laboratory IHRP Grant, 2003-2005 ($139,768)
Co-PI
NSF Revitalization of University of Florida Helium Liquefaction and Recovery System, 2010-2013 ($1,834,243), PI: N.S. Sullivan
