I build physics-informed foundation models for scientific systems — embedding the structure of the data-generating process directly into architecture and training. My focus is scientific time-series: signals acquired indirectly and often unstructured, where physics-grounded inductive biases are what turn latent structure into a learning signal.
2 sole first-author papers (ICLR 2026, Communications Biology) · 2 sole first-author papers under review · 1 co-first-author paper (ICASSP 2024) · 7 peer-reviewed publications · Models evaluated on datasets up to 49k+ subjects across neural, climate, and population-scale data
Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea · September 2021 – Present
Student-Designed Minor: Computational Neuroscience for Human Behavior and Cognition
Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea · March 2015 – August 2021
Mentored 8 undergraduates, master’s students, and high-schoolers across neuroscience and AI. Led weekly reading groups and code reviews; resulted in peer-reviewed publications.