معرفی
Daejin Kim is an Associate Professor of Interior Design at Florida State University, specializing in the relationship between the built environment and human health, particularly focusing on older adults. He holds a PhD from the University of Florida and previously served as an Assistant Professor at Iowa State University. His roles include board membership with the Journal of Interior Design and leadership in aging-in-place strategy research.
Education:
- Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering, Inha University (2008)
- Master of Science in Housing & Interior Design, Yonsei University (2010)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Design, Construction, and Planning, University of Florida (2016)
Research Interests:
Daejin’s work centers on healthcare design, aging-in-place strategies, and the impact of home environments on older adults’ well-being. He employs mixed-methods approaches, including machine learning and spatial analysis, to address challenges in accessibility, safety, and environmental psychology.
Publications & Awards:
His research has been published in journals like the Journal of Applied Gerontology and Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics. He has received the Kenneth Tremblay Early Career Award and Iowa State University’s Faculty Research Award, recognizing contributions to housing and aging research.
Advocacy & Grants:
Daejin led a large grant project on aging-in-place strategies for low-income seniors at North Carolina A&T State University. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration to bridge design, technology, and policy.
Labs/Teams:
While not explicitly stated, his research likely involves partnerships with gerontology experts, architects, and public health professionals to develop actionable design solutions.
