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디지털헬스케어전공

김경수 조교수

Kyungsu Kim

위치첨단융합학부 18동 402호
연락처02-880-8829
이메일kyskim@snu.ac.kr
학위박사 / 전자공학, 한국과학기술원
분야인공지능 통계 추론, 의료 인공지능
Education
– B.S.: Electrical and Computer Engineering, Seoul National University (2011)
– M.S.: Electrical and Computer Engineering, Seoul National University (2013)
– Ph.D.: Electrical Engineering, KAIST (2019)
Professional Experience
– 2019~2020: KAIST AI
– 2020~2022: AI Research Center, Samsung Medical Center
– 2020~2022: School of Medicine, Sungkyunkwan University
– 2023~2024: Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School
– 2024~present: School of Transdisciplinary Innovations, Seoul National University
– 2024~present: Department of Biomedical Sciences, College of Medicine, Seoul National University
– 2024~present: Interdisciplinary Program in Artificial Intelligence, College of Engineering, Seoul National University
Research Area
Core AI
– Stochastic Interpolants: Advancing generation, translation, and reconstruction across probabilistic manifolds to seamlessly bridge data distributions with theoretical precision.
– Causality and Marker Identification: Leveraging multimodal data integration to uncover latent mechanisms and interpretable relationships.
– Inverse Problem Solving: Establishing principled frameworks for robust, explainable, and data-efficient model estimation.
– On-Device Intelligent Systems: Enabling adaptive, privacy-preserving learning and real-time inference directly at the edge.
Biomedical AI
– Translational Integration of Core AI: Applying foundational AI methodologies to radiology, pathology, and structural biology to accelerate data-driven precision medicine.
– Generative and Statistical Inference for Complex Molecular Design: Pioneering AI-driven molecular generation and pathway-centric drug discovery through large-scale generative modeling and causal inference.
– Generative and Statistical Inference for Biomedical Multimodality: Advancing multimodal biomedical diagnostics and therapeutics with interpretability and cross-domain reasoning.