Myungshik Kim
South Korean physicist
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Summary
Myungshik Kim is a human[1]. He worked as a physicist[2].
Key Facts
- Myungshik Kim's mother was Q130029993[3].
- Myungshik Kim held citizenship in South Korea[4].
- Myungshik Kim worked as a physicist[2].
- Among Myungshik Kim's employers was Queen's University Belfast[5].
- Among Myungshik Kim's employers was Imperial College London[6].
- Myungshik Kim's doctoral advisor was Peter L. Knight[7].
- Myungshik Kim received the Ho-Am Prize in Science[8].
- Myungshik Kim is recorded as male[9].
- Myungshik Kim's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Myungshik Kim's family name is recorded as Kim[11].
- Myungshik Kim's given name is recorded as Myeong-sik[12].
Body
Origins and Family
Myungshik Kim's mother was Q130029993[3].
Education
Myungshik Kim's doctoral advisor was Peter L. Knight[7].
Career and Affiliations
Myungshik Kim's professions included physicist[2]. Employers include Queen's University Belfast[5], a public research university[13], in United Kingdom[14], founded in 1845[15] and Imperial College London[6], a public research university[16], in United Kingdom[17], founded in 1907[18], headquartered in South Kensington Campus, Imperial College London[19].
Recognition
Myungshik Kim received the Ho-Am Prize in Science[8].
FAQs
Who were Myungshik Kim's parents?
Myungshik Kim's mother was Q130029993[3].
What did Myungshik Kim do for work?
Myungshik Kim worked as physicist[2].
What awards did Myungshik Kim receive?
Honors received include Ho-Am Prize in Science[8].