Kim Sun-kee
Kim Sun-kee is a South Korean physicist. He is professor in Seoul National University and director of the Korea Invisible Mass Search. He was the first director of the Rare Isotope Science Project within the Institute for Basic Science and is a member of the Korean Academy of Science and Technology.
Education
- 1979−1983: BS, Korea University
- 1983−1985: MS, Korea University
- 1985−1988: Ph.D. Korea University
Work
Positions held- 1988−1990: Research Associate, KEK, Japan
- 1990−1992: Senior Research Associate, Rutgers University
- 1992−1996: Assistant Professor, Seoul National University
- 1996−2002: Associate Professor, Seoul National University
- 2002−present: Professor, Seoul National University
- 2011−present: Director, Rare Isotope Science Project, Institute for Basic Science
- 1995−1995: Visiting Scientist, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
- 1999−1999: Visiting Scientist, KEK
- 1985−1996: AMY experiment, TRISTAN, KEK e+e- collider experiment
- 1990−1992: E799, Rare Kaon decay experiment, Fermilab
- 1994−1998: D0 experiment, TEVATRON, Fermilab
- 1994−2011: BELLE experiment, KEKB, KEK
- 1996−2000: ATIC, balloon borne experiment, NASA
- 2000−2011: Korea Invisible Mass Search, South Korea
Professional service activities
- 1992−1994: Korea SSC committee
- 1994−2001: Executive board, Belle Collaboration
- 1996−1998: Investigators Consultative Group between Korea-NASA
- 1998−2001: Organizing committee, World Wide Study on Physics and Detector at LC
- 2000−2006: Director of Dark Matter Research Center
- 2001−2002: Advisory committee, Proton Therapy Center at National Cancer Center
- 2005−2009: Chair, Association of Korean High Energy Physicists
- 2006−2012: Committee for the Promotion of Korea-CERN Collaboration, MEST
- 2008−present: International Detector Advisory Group of ILC
- 2009−2010: Chair, Particle Physics Division, Korean Physical Society
- 2011−2011: Steering Committee for Heavy Ion Accelerator, MEST
- 2012−2014: National Committee for Fusion Research, MEST
- 2012−2014: R&D Policy Advisory Committee, National Fusion Research Institute
Awards
- 1991: SSC Fellow, TNRLC
- 2006: Koshiba Prize, Foundation for High Energy Accelerator Science, Japan
- 2008: Scientist of the Month, Ministry of Education, Science and Technology of South Korea
- 2008: SNU Award for Excellent Research