Joon Kim

UC Berkeley, College of Engineering

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I am a sophomore at UC Berkeley majoring in EECS. My interest is broadly in the union of CS theory, mathematics, and AI. Currently, I am independently studying various topics in mathematics and TCS to start getting involved in related research. Last semester, I worked as an undergraduate researcher in the C.H.E.N. Lab, part of BAIR and CPH, led by Professor Irene Chen. There, I investigated the effect of zero-shot LLM inference on self-supervised learning alongside Ph.D. candidate Jichan Chung. Previously, I worked as a research intern at JLK Inc., researching federated learning models applied to MRI image segmentation. During my military service, I was fortunate to be advised by Professor Sejin Park to research defensive techniques against Deep Leakage in federated learning. In my free time, I usually practice playing the acoustic guitar, watch Netflix or Youtube, or pick up a random CS/Math textbook and hope I understand more than one sentence.

news

Dec 05, 2024 Participating in Advent of Code 2024. Repository can be found here.
Nov 25, 2024 Launching this personal homepage! Hooray!

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selected publications

  1. medRxiv
    In-Silo Federated Learning vs. Centralized Learning for Segmenting Acute and Chronic Ischemic Brain Lesions
    Joon Kim, Hoyeon Lee, Jonghyeok Park, and 6 more authors
    Preprint, 2024
  2. arxiv
    Random Gradient Masking as a Defensive Measure to Deep Leakage in Federated Learning
    Joon Kim, and Sejin Park
    Preprint, 2024