Yong Kyun Kim

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Hanyang University

South Korea

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Yong Kyun Kim is a Professor at Hanyang University in South Korea. His research areas encompass dosimetry applications, including electron paramagnetic resonance techniques and real-time detection systems. Additionally, he investigates particle production in high-energy collisions and the design of advanced experimental facilities. His recent publications reflect a strong focus on both theoretical and experimental aspects of radiation and particle physics.

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Won Il Jang

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Korea Institute of Radiological and Medical Sciences

SOUTH KOREA

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X-band EPR dosimetry using minimum mass of tooth enamel for use in radiological accidents

Design and fabrication of beam dumps at the μSR facility of RAON for high-energy proton absorption

RF heating experiment to verify the design process of graphite target at the RAON μSR facility

Fingernail electron paramagnetic resonance dosimetry protocol for localized hand exposure accident

Design optimization of real-time in-containment N-16 beta detection system

Low-pT direct-photon production in Au plus Au collisions at √sNN=39 and 62.4 GeV

Measurement of Direct-Photon Cross Section and Double-Helicity Asymmetry at p=510 GeV in p ⃗+p ⃗Collisions ffiffi s

Measurement of φ-meson production in Cu plus Au collisions at √sNN=200 GeV and U plus U collisions at √sNN=193 GeV

Original Degradation of thin carbon-backed lithium fluoride targets bombarded by 68 MeV 17O beams

Recent progress in the construction of KoBRA for low-energy nuclear physics experiments

Identification of multiple radioisotopes through convolutional neural networks trained on 2-D transformed gamma spectral data from CsI (Tl) spectrometer

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Won Il Jang

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