Hyoungsoo Kim is currently an assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at KAIST. He serves as an Editorial Advisory Board member of Experiments in Fluids. He has a speciality in direct optical measurement techniques, for instance 2D/3D Particle Image Velocimetry, interferometric analysis, Schlieren method, and high-speed and fluorescent imaging. Based on the direct optical measurement techniques, he explores fundamental fluid dynamics problems, for instance hydrodynamic instabilities inspired by industry and nature, elastocapillary, interfacial phenomena, complex fluids, elastohydrodynamics motivated by human diseases, aerosols atomization and transportation, liquid and particulates transportation in a porous media. 

Bio- & Nature-inspired
Complex Fluids
Drying, Coating & Printing
Breakup & Transportation
Interfacial Phenomena
Visualization

J. Pyeon and H. Kim,
"Uniform coating pattern of multi-component droplets in a confined geometry,"
accepted in Soft Matter., 2020, Vol. 0, No. 0, pp. 0~ 0

Y. Lee, S. Shin, G. Choi, H. Jeon, Y. Kim, and H. Kim,
"Symmetry breaking of Worthington jets by gradients in liquid pool depth,"
accepted in Phys. Fluids., 2020, Vol. 0, No. 0, pp. 0~ 0

M. J. Han, J. Kim, B. Kim, S. M. Park, B. Kim, H. Kim, D. K. Yoon,
"Orientation control of semiconducting polymer using micro channel molds,"
accepted in ACS Nano. , 2020, Vol. 0, No. 0, pp. 0~ 0