Dr. Yongho Jeong | Computer vision | Best Researcher AwardΒ
Dr. Yongho Jeong, Konkuk University, South Korea
Summary of Suitability for Community Impact AwardΒ
Dr. Yongho Jeong is a highly deserving candidate for the Community Impact Award, given his significant contributions to experimental particle physics, AI-driven technological advancements, and quantum noise reduction for future scientific applications. His extensive research collaborations, contributions to international projects, and involvement in technology-driven community advancements make him a strong nominee for this award.
π Education
- Ph.D. in Physics (2014.09 β 2022.02) β Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea
- Supervisor: YongIl Choi
- Thesis: Search for R-parity violating supersymmetry in pp collisions at βs = 13 TeV in the CMS detector
- B.S. in Physics (2007.03 β 2013.02) β Soonchunhyang University, Asan, Korea
- Thesis: The Age of the Universe
πΌ Work Experience
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Postdoctoral Researcher β KonKuk University (KU), Seoul, Korea (2024.09 β Present)
- Integrated Analytical Models and Advanced Strategies for 3D Point Cloud Data Analysis
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Postdoctoral Researcher β University of Seoul (UOS), Seoul, Korea (2023.11 β 2024.08)
- Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) Detector Aging Test
- Production of GEM Detector Foil for the Rare Isotope Accelerator Complex (RAON) Laboratory
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Technology Team β AI Software Development β Mustree Company, Seoul, Korea (2023.07 β 2023.10)
- Developed AI Software for Size Measurement
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Postdoctoral Researcher β Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), Daejeon, Korea (2022.05 β 2023.07)
- Quantum Noise Reduction Technology for Future Gravitational Wave Detectors
- Development of a 2 Β΅m Laser Squeeze System
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Ph.D. Researcher β High Energy Physics β Korea University, Seoul, Korea (2020.01 β 2022.04)
- Data Analysis for Supersymmetric Particles
- Search for R-parity Violating Supersymmetry in Proton-Proton Collisions at βs = 13 TeV
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Ph.D. Researcher β GEM Detector Upgrade Project (Phase II) β CERN, Geneva, Switzerland (2018.01 β 2019.12)
- Quality Control (QC) of GEM Chambers in the CMS Experiment
- QC2: Leakage Current Test
- QC3: Gas Leak Test
- QC4: High Voltage Test
- GEM Chamber Assembly, Aging Tests & Discharge Probability Studies
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Ph.D. Researcher β Experimental Particle Physics β Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea (2017.06 β 2018.02)
- Data Analysis for ttΜ Inclusive Decay
- Measurement of the Inclusive Top Quark Cross Section in Di-lepton Channels at βs = 13 TeV
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Ph.D. Researcher β Experimental Particle Physics β University of Seoul, Seoul, Korea (2016.01 β 2017.06)
- CMS Detector Simulation for Phase II Upgrade
- Muon Isolation Optimization Simulation
π Achievements & Contributions
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Authored numerous research papers in High-Energy Physics & Detector Technology
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Significant contributions to CMS Detector R&D at CERN
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Advanced AI-based measurement software for industry applications
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Developed quantum noise reduction techniques for future gravitational wave detectors
ποΈ Awards & Honors
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Recognized Researcher in Particle Physics for contributions to Supersymmetry & CMS Experiments
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Recipient of CERN Research Fellowships for GEM Detector Upgrade & Testing
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Awarded Postdoctoral Research Positions in Multiple Leading Korean Institutions
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Contributor to the CMS Collaboration at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)