Doyeon Kim

Doyeon Kim is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Geology at the University of Maryland. His research focuses on understanding Earth's interior processes involving material interactions, including groundwater aquifers, crustal magmatic systems, subducting slabs, and ultra-low velocity zones at the Core-Mantle Boundary. He employs seismic wave analysis and machine learning techniques to develop multi-scale models, initially targeting aquifer systems and plume generation at the core-mantle boundary. Collaborating on NASA's InSight Mission to Mars, he applies Earth-based methodologies to characterize Mars' interior structure.

His expertise bridges seismology, planetary science, and computational geophysics, with a particular emphasis on leveraging advanced data analysis for planetary interior studies. No specific grants, awards, or advising roles are detailed in the provided information.