Kim, Jae Hong Assoc.Prof.

Professor Kim, Jae Hong is an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at KAIST. His research focuses on concrete structures, materials, and construction, including performance-based design, construction performance related to fluidity and workability, and economic and environmental merits. He holds a Ph.D. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from KAIST and has been affiliated with KAIST since 2018. His work explores rheology of cement-based materials, mechanical and microstructural evaluation of concrete, and limit state analysis of concrete structures.

Jae Hong Kim is a researcher in Civil Engineering with a focus on Structural Engineering, Concrete, and Mechanics. Their work explores the behavior of cementitious materials, including the effects of nanoclays, mineral admixtures, and electromagnetic fields on fresh and hardened properties. Kim investigates nondestructive evaluation techniques, such as ultrasonic methods and Rayleigh wave velocity measurements, for concrete monitoring. Research also covers rheology, formwork pressure, and segregation in self-consolidating concrete. Additionally, they examine the impact of environmental factors like CO2 curing and salinity on alkali-activated slag. Their studies contribute to improving the performance and sustainability of concrete structures.