Byeongsu Yang
BK assistant professor
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Byeongsu Yang is a BK assistant professor at Seoul National University, South Korea. His research focuses on neutrino physics and cosmic-ray studies, as evidenced by his recent articles on reactor antineutrino oscillation parameters, solar neutrino measurements, and dark matter searches. Professor Yang is actively contributing to the understanding of atmospheric neutrino oscillations and monitoring systems in supernova events.
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