Summary
Kyung-min Noh is a postdoctoral research associate in Princeton’s Atmosphere-Ocean Sciences Program with 11 years of experience applying Earth System Models and high-resolution simulations to ocean biogeochemistry and the carbon cycle. He combines strong computational skills in C, Fortran, Matlab, Python and Git with domain expertise in marine heatwaves, boundary-layer processes, and cloud dynamics from earlier PALM-based work. Currently focused on evaluating marine-based carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) strategies, he aims to quantify feasibility and climate impacts of ocean carbon sequestration at global scales. His background spans a PhD in Environmental Science and graduate training in computational science, giving him both theoretical depth and hands-on modeling proficiency. Colleagues value his ability to translate complex process-level insights into actionable model experiments that inform sustainable climate mitigation.
11 years of coding experience
Doctor's Degree Environmental Science, Doctor's Degree Environmental Science at Pohang University of Science and Technology
Master's degree Computational Science and Engineering, Master's degree Computational Science and Engineering at Yonsei University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Atmospheric Science, Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Atmospheric Science at 연세대학교
Korean, English