Younghun Kwon | Physics and Astronomy | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Younghun Kwon | Physics and Astronomy | Research Excellence Award

Professor | Hanyang University | South Korea

Prof. Dr. Younghun Kwon is a distinguished Professor in the Mathematical Science Lab at the Department of Applied Physics, Hanyang University, South Korea, specializing in quantum information, quantum computation, and artificial intelligence. He holds a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from the University of Rochester, where his doctoral research focused on string theory and anomalies, and a Bachelor of Natural Science in Mathematics with a sub-major in Physics from Hanyang University. Over his extensive academic career, Prof. Kwon has held key roles including Assistant and Associate Professor at Hanyang University, as well as postdoctoral and research associate positions at the University of Rochester and the University of Minnesota, demonstrating leadership in both teaching and research. His research portfolio encompasses quantum state discrimination, quantum computation, construction of quantum computing building blocks, quantum error correction, sequential state discrimination, quantum communication, quantum correlations and coherence, and quantum artificial intelligence. Prof. Kwon has made pioneering contributions, including providing a complete solution to the long-standing problem of three-qubit state discrimination, developing novel methods for multi-party quantum key distribution, and proposing innovative hardware structures and error correction schemes for superconducting quantum computers. His work is widely recognized through publications in high-impact journals such as Scientific Reports, Quantum Information Processing, and IEEE Access, as well as influential preprints on arXiv. He has been honored with the Research Excellence Award for his outstanding contributions to quantum science. Prof. Kwon’s research leadership, profound theoretical insights, and commitment to advancing quantum technologies have established him as a leading figure in the global scientific community, influencing both foundational studies and practical implementations in quantum information science.

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Featured Publications

1. Kim, B., & Kwon, Y. (2025). Searching for effective preprocessing method and CNN-based architecture with efficient channel attention on speech emotion recognition. Scientific Reports.

2. Kim, Y., Kim, H., Kang, J., Choi, W., & Kwon, Y. (2025). Effectiveness of the syndrome extraction circuit with flag qubits on IBM quantum hardware. Quantum.

Prof. Dr. Younghun Kwon’s pioneering research in quantum information, computation, and quantum artificial intelligence advances the foundational understanding and practical implementation of quantum technologies, enabling more secure communication, efficient computation, and innovative applications across science and industry worldwide.

Michael Tribelsky | Physics and Astronomy | Lifetime Achievement Award

Prof Dr. Michael Tribelsky | Physics and Astronomy | Lifetime Achievement Award

Principle Research Associate Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University Russia

Michael Isaac Tribelsky is a prominent Professor of Physics at M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, specializing in theoretical and mathematical physics. With a prolific career that spans several decades, he has made significant contributions to nonlinear physics and wave scattering in various media. Michael is fluent in Russian, English, and conversational in Spanish, which enhances his ability to engage with the international scientific community. His academic journey is marked by a series of prestigious roles and an impressive publication record, including 129 scientific papers.

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Education 🎓

Michael obtained his Ph.D. in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 1976, following his M.Sc. in Physics with an Honours Diploma from Moscow State University in 1973. He later earned a Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) degree in 1985 from the Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics. His educational background laid the foundation for his groundbreaking research and teaching career.

Experience 💼

With over 40 years of experience in academia, Michael has served as a Leading Research Associate and Head of the Laboratory for Nonlinear, Non-Equilibrium and Complex Systems at Moscow State University since December 2011. He also holds a part-time position as a Professor at the National Research Nuclear University MEPhI, where he focuses on light scattering by nanoparticles. His extensive teaching and research roles reflect his dedication to advancing knowledge in his field.

Research Interests 🔬

Michael’s research interests encompass wave scattering in discrete and continuous media, including photonic crystals and light scattering by nanoclusters. He has a keen focus on nonlinear physics, particularly regarding light scattering in medical and biological applications. His work not only deepens theoretical understanding but also explores practical implications in various scientific domains.

Awards 🏆

Michael’s contributions to physics have been recognized through numerous awards and positions. He served as an Invited Distinguished Professor at Soochow University in China (2020–2023) and has held multiple Max Planck Society Fellowships since 1998. Additionally, he received an Honorary Ph.D. from Yamaguchi University in Japan in 2016, highlighting his international recognition in the scientific community.

Publications Top Notes📄:

Michael Tribelsky has an extensive publication record, with his work appearing in prestigious journals. Some of his notable publications include:

Anomalous light scattering by small particles, Phys. Rev. Lett. 97, 263902 (2006) — Cited by 236.

Domain boundaries in convection patterns, Phys. Rev. A 42, 7244–7263 (1990) — Cited by 157.

Effect of the Energy Conservation Law, Space Dimension, and Problem Symmetry on the Poynting Vector Field Singularities, JETP Letters, 118, No. 6, pp. 414-425 (2023).

The Poynting Vector Field Singularities: Effects of Symmetry and Its Violation, Laser Photonics Rev. 18 (3), 2300512 (2023).