Jeong, Hawoong

Professor Jeong, Hawoong is a Professor in the Department of Physics at KAIST. His research focuses on Complex Systems and Statistical Physics. He leads the Complex Systems and Statistical Physics Laboratory at KAIST's Physics Department. His work includes studies on fractals, network science, big data, and artificial intelligence. He has contributed significantly to the field of network science, including co-discovering hubs and power-law degree distributions in the World Wide Web. His research also explores the application of physics to analyze network robustness, centrality, and traffic congestion. Additionally, his lab integrates big data science with complex network theory and develops AI models for understanding complex systems.

Hawoong Jeong is a Professor of Physics at KAIST, specializing in Complex Systems, Statistical Physics, Network Science, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence. His research explores the structural and functional properties of complex networks, including biological, technological, and social systems. He investigates phenomena such as error tolerance, network robustness, and the evolution of network structures. His work also addresses the statistical properties of sampled networks, weighted evolving networks, and community detection in directed networks. Jeong's contributions span from theoretical models of scale-free networks to practical applications in social and biological systems.