AI Researcher, HITS Inc.
Machine learning for atomistic simulation & drug discovery
Hi! I am an AI Researcher at HITS Inc., an AI-driven drug discovery company. Before joining HITS, I was an AI-CRED Research Fellow at KAIST, working with Prof. Woo Youn Kim and Prof. Sungsoo Ahn. I received my Ph.D. in Chemistry from KAIST, where I worked in the Intelligent Chemistry Lab under the supervision of Prof. Woo Youn Kim.
My research focuses on developing machine learning methods grounded in physical and chemical principles to accelerate atomistic simulations. I have built generative models for molecular structures using diffusion processes, flow matching, and Schrödinger bridges—with a particular emphasis on navigating atomistic energy landscapes, including transition state prediction and molecular structure optimization with quantum-chemical accuracy.
Building on this foundation, I am expanding toward simulation-driven approaches for drug discovery, including molecular dynamics acceleration, free energy calculations, and enhanced sampling of rare events. My goal is to make previously intractable atomistic computations feasible by combining rigorous mathematical frameworks with scalable GPU-based infrastructure.
Riemannian Denoising Model for Molecular Structure Optimization with Chemical Accuracy
Nat. Comp. Sci. 6, 134–144, 2026
Learning Adaptive Perturbation-Conditioned Contexts for Robust Transcriptional Response Prediction
FragFM: Hierarchical Framework for Efficient Molecule Generation via Fragment-Level Discrete Flow Matching
MoAgent: A Hypothesis-Driven Multi-Agent Framework for Drug Mechanism of Action Discovery
GeoTMI: Predicting Quantum Chemical Property with Easy-to-Obtain Geometry via Positional Denoising
Diffusion-based generative AI for exploring transition states from 2D molecular graphs
Nat. Commun. 15, 341, 2024
Dynamic Precision Approach for Accelerating Large-Scale Eigenvalue Solvers in Electronic Structure Calculations on Graphics Processing Units
J. Chem. Theory Comput. 2023, 19, 5, 1457–1465