Summary
Jae Kim is an associate professor and chief investigator at KAIST and IBS with a decade of experience translating mathematical research into high-impact technology, including the largest software tech-transfer in KAIST history. Trained as an applied mathematician (PhD, University of Michigan), his work blends AI and mechanistic modeling—developing AI–Math integrated models for sleep, circadian rhythms, and PBPK/TMDD—that bridge theory and biomedical application. He was selected as SIAM’s first Korean plenary speaker in its 75-year history for the 2025 Annual Meeting and named 2025 Scientist of the Year in Korea, reflecting both scholarly distinction and national recognition. Prior roles at OSU and as a mathematics instructor in the Republic of Korea Air Force underscore a career that pairs deep theory with practical teaching and translational impact.
10 years of coding experience