CV

A compact research snapshot, education timeline, and current teaching activity.

Basics

Name Myeongjin Shin
Label Researcher
Email hanwoolmj@kaist.ac.kr
Phone (+82) 10-3422-2418
Url https://myeongjinshin.github.io
Summary Undergraduate researcher at KAIST working on quantum learning theory, Hamiltonian learning with single-qubit control, quantum algorithms, and quantum property testing.

Work

  • 2026.05 - Current
    Undergraduate Research Fellow
    Caltech SURF program
    Accepted to the 2026 Caltech SURF program; researching Hamiltonian learning with single-qubit control under Prof. Yu Tong and Prof. John Preskill.
    • Practical Hamiltonian learning with static single-qubit fields
    • Certifying and learning Hamiltonians in the Heisenberg limit with single-qubit control
  • 2025.12 - Current
    Undergraduate Research Assistant
    KAIST Physics Quantum Information Theory Group
    Advisor: Prof. Changhun Oh.
    • Hamiltonian learning
    • Bosonic systems
    • Fermionic systems
  • 2022.02 - Current
    Undergraduate Research Assistant
    Research Institute of Mathematics, Seoul National University
    Advisor: Dr. Kabgyun Jeong.
    • Quantum entropies
    • Variational quantum algorithms
    • Quantum property testing
    • Quantum singular value transformation

Education

2021.03 - 2027.08 Daejeon, South Korea

B.S. in Computing Science

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)

Double major in Mathematical Sciences

GPA: 4.0 / 4.3

  • Enrollment period includes a two-year academic leave for mandatory military service in the Republic of Korea.
2018.03 - 2021.02 Suwon, South Korea

High School

Gyeonggi Science High School for the Gifted

Computer Science

Languages

Korean
Native speaker
English
Fluent (TOEFL iBT 108)

Interests

Quantum Information Theory
Quantum Singular Value Transformation
Quantum Property Testing and Estimation
Quantum Algorithms
Quantum Hamiltonian Learning
Open Quantum Systems
Quantum Error Correction

References

Prof. Yu Tong
Prof. Yu Tong is a professor at Duke University. He has been a mentor for the Caltech SURF program and a collaborator on practical quantum algorithms, especially Hamiltonian learning with limited control.
Prof. John Preskill
Prof. John Preskill is the Richard P. Feynman Professor of Theoretical Physics at Caltech and a mentor for the 2026 Caltech SURF program on Hamiltonian learning.
Prof. Changhun Oh
Prof. Changhun Oh is a professor at KAIST. He has been a mentor and collaborator on quantum Hamiltonian learning and continuous-variable systems.
Dr. Kabgyun Jeong
Dr. Kabgyun Jeong is a researcher at SNU. He has been a mentor and collaborator on quantum property testing and estimation, quantum algorithms, and quantum singular value transformation.