Byung-Ro Moon

is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea.

His primary interests include genetic algorithms and evolutionary computation, complex systems, VLSI circuit partitioning/placement/routing, evolvable hardware, algorithms design and analysis, scheduling problems, and combinatorial optimization problems in general.

 

 

Personal

• Born : July 11, 1961
• Birth place : Pusan, Korea
• Married, with two sons
• Hobbies : Soccer, go (baduk), Audio & Music

Education

• B.S. Dept. of Computer Science and Statistics, Seoul National University, Mar. 1980-Feb. 1985
• M.S. Computer Science Dept., Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Mar. 1985-Feb. 1987
• Ph.D. Computer Science Dept., Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, Aug. 1991-Sep. 1994

Experience

• Associate Research Staff, Central Laboratory, LG Electronics, Feb. 1987-July 1991.
• Teaching Assistant, Computer Science Dept., Pennsylvania State University, June 1992-Aug. 1994.
• Postdoctoral Scholar, VLSI CAD Lab, UCLA, Dec. 1994-Jan. 1996.
• Principal Research Staff, DT Research Lab, LG Semicon, Feb. 1996-Aug. 1997.
• Assistant Professor, Computer Science Dept., Seoul National University, Sep. 1997-present.

Honors & Activities

Program Committee Member of

• JCEANF'97 (Seoul, Korea),
• Genetic Programming Conference, Stanford, CA, USA, 1997.
• Genetic Programming Conference, Madison, WI, USA, 1998.
• International Conference on Intelligent Automation and Control, Anchorage, AL, USA, 1998.

  Korean Government Overseas Scholarship, 1991-1994.

  Major interests : genetic algorithms, algorithms design and analysis, VLSI circuit layout, evolvable hardware, scheduling problems, and combinatorial optimization problems in general.