Yului Jeong is an undergraduate student in Earth and Environmental Sciences at Seoul National University and an Undergraduate Intern at IMSI Research Lab. In the Web Lab, she conducts field- and laboratory-based geoscience research, including collecting rock samples and analyzing their physical and geochemical characteristics. At IMSI Lab, she connects this Earth-science perspective with dry-lab AI research.
Her current work spans medical AI using perineural invasion (PNI) data and remote-sensing AI with hyperspectral imagery and synthetic aperture radar (SAR). She also contributed to SSDenoDet, an AAAI 2027 submission that transfers corruption-robust hyperspectral representations to SAR target detection through self-supervised cross-domain distillation, with an emphasis on speckle robustness and small-target localization.
Research Interests
- Medical Image Analysis
- Perineural Invasion Detection
- Spiking Neural Networks
- Diffusion Transformers
- 3D MRI Analysis
- Mixture-of-Experts Models
- Hyperspectral Imaging & SAR
- Geoscience Fieldwork & Rock Analysis
Education
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B.S. in Earth and Environmental Sciences (Expected Feb. 2028)
Seoul National University · Mar. 2024 – Feb. 2028 (expected)
Around the Lab
At a Team BDOT meeting, the team celebrated Yului’s milestone of reaching 5,000 followers as Yulgongii, the creator and influencer behind @growth_yule.
View the celebration in our GalleryRecent Publications
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Key Achievements
- Contributing to 4 concurrent research projects in PNI detection and diffusion-based MRI analysis
- Demonstrates outstanding time management across parallel academic and research commitments
- Active member of the IMSI Lab's PNI research initiative