1. Mark Hartz 

I did my undergraduate degree in electrical engineering at University of Pennsylvania and worked in industry for a couple of years before changing fields and attending graduate school at the University of Pittsburgh for my PhD.  My thesis was on the CDF experiment measuring the lifetime of the B_c meson.  I moved to long baseline neutrino oscillations as a postdoc at University of Toronto and York University, working on T2K, where I helped develop the early neutrino flux simulations and oscillation analyses.  Since 2013, I have held a joint position at TRIUMF and Kavli IPMU where I am focussed on T2K and Hyper-K.  Recently, I am the co-Analysis Coordinator in T2K and one of the Technical Coordinators of Hyper-K.

2. Sunghoon Jung

Current Position

• Assistant Professor @ Seoul National University

Research Experience

• Research Associate @ SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Stanford University (Oct 2015) 

• Research Fellow @ Korea Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS) (Also served as an alternative to millitary service duty; Aug 2012 - Aug 2015)  / (Aug 2012) 

• Postdoctoral Researcher @ University of Chicago, Enrico Fermi Institute (Aug 2011) 

Education

• Ph.D physics @ University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (Aug 2011)

• Visiting student @ CERN theory department (Aug 2009 - Apr 2010)

• B.Sc physics @ Pohang University of Science and Technology (Mar 2006) 

Honors and Awards

• POSCO Science Fellowship – for junior faculties (2018) 

• Samsung Scholarship – For outstanding graduate students pursuing Ph.D abroad (2006 - 2010)