Kiho Kim

Kiho Kim's research delves into the intricate dynamics of ecology and environmental science, with a particular emphasis on the health and sustainability of coral reefs. As an adjunct professor in Environmental Science at American University, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his students and colleagues. His work is pivotal in understanding the environmental factors that affect coral reefs, which are vital ecosystems in marine biology. In addition to his role in Environmental Science, Kiho Kim is also an affiliate faculty member in Biology and Education at American University. His academic journey is marked by a PhD, MS, and BSc in Biology and Environmental Studies, which have laid a strong foundation for his research endeavors. His expertise has been recognized by prestigious organizations such as the United Nations and the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, where he has made significant contributions. Kiho Kim's involvement with the Coral Disease Working Group and the National Academies further underscores his commitment to advancing the field of marine biology. His research has not only been published in numerous articles and book chapters but has also attracted over $2.6 million in external funding, highlighting the impact and importance of his work. His dedication to the study of coral reefs and their environmental challenges is evident in his extensive body of work, which continues to influence both academic circles and practical conservation efforts. Through his teaching and research, Kiho Kim inspires the next generation of scientists to engage with and address the pressing environmental issues facing our planet today.