Researcher
Incheon
Seoul, South Korea
Research Interests
My research explores how complex systems sense, represent, and act under uncertainty. I am interested in the principles that connect dynamics, computation, and interaction across physical, biological, and artificial systems. By combining mechanistic reasoning with data-driven inference, I seek to develop forms of intelligence that are adaptive, interpretable, and grounded in real-world interaction.
Dynamics of Intelligence
Understanding how hidden states, temporal structures, and feedback give rise to observable behavior. I am interested in models that reveal how information is represented and transformed within complex systems.
Adaptive Computation
Exploring how systems learn from incomplete information, reorganize under
changing conditions, and maintain reliable behavior through adaptation,
generalization, and robust decision-making.
Embodied Intelligence
Investigating intelligence as an ongoing interaction between perception, action, physical embodiment, and the environment, rather than as an isolated computational process.