Neuroscience Colloquium - Sung-Yon Kim, Ph.D.
Lecture Title: Transforming Body Signals into Behavior Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Seoul National University Sung-Yon Kim is an associate professor in neuroscience at Seoul National University. His research focuses on understanding the neural circuits and mechanisms that drive various emotional states and innate survival behaviors, such as ingestion and aggression. He aims to uncover how these processes are regulated in normal brains and how they may become dysregulated in various conditions Research Interests Neural circuits and mechanisms of emotional processing Innate survival behaviors and their underlying brain regions Mechanistic explanations for emotional state assemblyVisit Sung-Yon Kim's laboratory website.
Date & timeWednesday, December 2, 2026 · 3:30 PMEnds 4:30 PM
LocationPsychology Building B (PDB)1107 W Call St., Tallahassee, FL
OrganizerLinda Rinaman
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Neuroscience Colloquium - Sung-Yon Kim, Ph.D.
Lecture Title: Transforming Body Signals into Behavior Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Seoul National University Sung-Yon Kim is an associate professor in neuroscience at Seoul National University. His research focuses on understanding the neural circuits and mechanisms that drive various emotional states and innate survival behaviors, such as ingestion and aggression. He aims to uncover how these processes are regulated in normal brains and how they may become dysregulated in various conditions Research Interests Neural circuits and mechanisms of emotional processing Innate survival behaviors and their underlying brain regions Mechanistic explanations for emotional state assemblyVisit Sung-Yon Kim's laboratory website.