DongJo Kim
Experimental high-energy and nuclear physics researcher focused on the Quark Gluon Plasma, flow physics, and Bayesian analysis.
ALICE (CERN) and PHENIX (BNL) collaborations · Department of Physics, University of Jyväskylä
I study strongly interacting matter at extreme temperatures and energy densities, with emphasis on collective flow, correlations, and theory-experiment integration through modern statistical tools.
Based in Jyväskylä, Finland · Regular presence at CERN (30% time)
Research Focus
My work is closely related to experiments at RHIC and the LHC, studying strongly interacting matter at high temperatures and extreme energy densities, particularly the Quark Gluon Plasma (QGP).
Center of Excellence in Quark Matter: research group
- Flow physics and correlations in heavy-ion collisions
- Bayesian analysis in heavy-ion physics
- Machine learning applications in physics
Learn more about CERN and QGP.
Selected highlights
- Leading the Finnish participation in ALICE at CERN
- Pioneer in flow measurements and Bayesian analysis
- Comprehensive collective flow analysis development
- Small-system studies for onset of collectivity
- Theory-experiment integration through Bayesian analysis
Automated daily arXiv/news aggregation for QGP, heavy-ion collisions, flow, jet quenching, hydrodynamics, Bayesian analysis, and kinetic theory.
Developed by DongJo Kim.
Open the research portalPublications & Media
Professional Experience
- Regular presence at CERN (30% time commitment)
- Leading Finnish Grid project within WLCG
- Data reconstruction deputy
- Detector construction and physics analysis
Teaching & Mentoring
- Ultra-relativistic Heavy Ion Physics course
- Supervised 5 M.Sc. and 6 Ph.D. students
- Mentored 15+ summer interns at CERN
- Supervisor for CERN/HIP Summer Internship Program
Resources
A personal map of conference and collaboration travel.
Contact
- Email: djkim@jyu.fi
- Google Scholar: waNfRX0AAAAJ
- Phone: +358-050-313-7868
- Location: Department of Physics, University of Jyväskylä, Finland