Contact  Information

404 Cockins Hall
1958 Neil Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210-1247

(614) 292-2589

E-mail: kim.2774 at osu.edu

I am a Ph.D candidate in the department of Statistics at The Ohio State University. My advisor is Tao Shi. Also, I have conducted research with Peter Craigmile, Mario Peruggia,  Trisha Van Zandt

My research interests lie in statistical methods for the analysis of network data. In particular, I am interested in identifying lower dimensional structures, such as modules and communities, in a network.

Also, I am interested in Bayesian statistics. I enjoy to model a complex stochastic process using a statistical probability model. In my recent research, I worked on the analysis of human response times to answer the question about the uncertainty in human recognition and memory retrieval.