Scholar
Ziseok Lee
Google Scholar ID: C3x_tewAAAAJ
Graduate Student, Seoul National University
Citations & Impact
Citations
3
H-index
1
i10-index
0
Publications
4
Co-authors
8
list available
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Presidential Science Scholarship (Korea Student Aid Foundation), 2023–2024
- Professor Heo Sik Scholarship, 2022
- Gwanak Foundation Scholarship, 2021
- Excellent TA award for Calculus 1 teaching assistantship, 2024
- Excellent Mentor award for mentoring students in disadvantaged areas through SNU Science Talent Social Contribution Program, 2022–2023
Research Experience
- 2024.10 – Present: Student Researcher at AIBL, working on Probabilistic Generative Models for Biomolecule Generation and Drug Design
- 2024.07 – 2024.09: Undergraduate Research Assistant at SNU MLLAB, focusing on Blackbox Optimization
- 2024.01 – 2024.08: Undergraduate Research Assistant at CTA Lab, developing NP-hard Subgraph Matching Algorithms with Safety Conditions for Reduced Candidate Space
- 2023.03 – 2023.07: Undergraduate Research Assistant at HYKE Group, studying Hyperbolic Conservation Laws with Nonlocal Relaxation
- 2022.12 – 2023.07: Undergraduate Research Intern at HYKE Group, researching Collective Motion in the Vicsek Model
Miscellany
- 2025.03 – 2025.06: Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Data Science, supporting Professor Kyungsu Kim
- 2023.09 – 2023.12: Organized student-directed seminar Understanding the Brain as a Complex System, integrating theoretical neuroscience, network science, deep learning, biology, and psychology
- 2023.03 – 2023.06: Peer tutor for Differential and Integral Calculus 1 for first-year students
- 2023.12 – 2024.02: Weekly math and programming mentoring for 8th graders (30 hours), volunteer teaching at ChaekNkkum Library
- 2023.08 – 2023.11: Weekly Korean SAT math mentoring for high school seniors (39 hours), volunteer teaching at ChaekNkkum Library
- 2022.08: Led a 2-night, 3-day summer science/math mentoring camp for high school students in Gochang (32 hours), including a math TED talk
