• B.S. in Physics, Seoul National University
• M.S. & Ph.D. in Physics & Complex Systems, University of Michigan (2006)

After professor Joo-Yong Park graduated from Seoul National University with a degree in physics, he went to the University of Michigan (Ann-Arbor) for a Ph.D. in statistical physics, network science, and complex sciences. He then took on the role of a researcher at the Harvard Dayna-Farber Cancer Institute and researched System’s biology. He is currently researching physics culture at KAIST’s Graduate School of Culture and Technology. He is also the co-producer of the basalt symbol “Pandorane” in Jeju Island, and has worked as a curator for Daejon Museum of Art’s “How to View: Project X. During College.
Professor Joo-Yong Park fell in love with American football and created a ranking algorithm for college teams. He is still passionate about American football and enjoys riding bicycles and motorcycles in his spare time.

• GCT675 CulturoInformatics
• GCT561 Scientific concept and thinking

• The first Korean senior editor of Nature-affiliated science
• culture and art convergence journal (Palgrave Communication)

• Associate Professor, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST (2012 - Present)