Hyunju Kim
Ph.D. Student, Computational Science & Engineering, Georgia Tech
13th Floor, CODA Building
756 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308
hkim3239@gatech.edu
I am a Ph.D. student in Computational Science & Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, advised by Prof. Nabil Imam.
My research interests lie in Computational Neuroscience and Graph Data Mining & Graph Algorithms.
In computational neuroscience, I apply deep learning to understand neural dynamics, brain connectivity, and functional representations, and build brain-inspired deep learning models based on neural processing principles.
In graph data mining, I design algorithms and AI models for analyzing large-scale, complex graph data.
Previously, I received my M.S. in Artificial Intelligence at KAIST, advised by Prof. Kijung Shin (Data Mining Lab), and my B.S. in Mathematics at POSTECH (summa cum laude, ranked 1st in the Department of Mathematics).
news
| March, 2026 | Paper on four-set hypergraphlets for directed hypergraphs accepted at IEEE TKDE. |
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| February, 2025 | Paper on differentiable influence minimization (DiffIM) accepted at AAAI 2025. |
| August, 2024 | Started Ph.D. at Georgia Institute of Technology in Computational Science & Engineering! |
selected publications
- P2Geometric Learning for Predicting Functional Connectivity on Folded Cortical SurfacesUnder review, 2026