Sujin Kim

Professor Sujin Kim is a distinguished academic with a robust background in mathematics, currently serving as an Associate Professor at Savannah State University. She is also affiliated with the Applied Mathematical & Computational Sciences department at the University of Iowa, where she plays a pivotal role in mentoring students alongside Palle Jorgensen. Her research is primarily centered on the intricate interplay between bases and wavelets within the realm of stochastic processes. Professor Kim's scholarly pursuits delve into the mathematical underpinnings of wavelets and their applications in stochastic processes, a field that holds significant implications for various scientific and engineering disciplines. Her work aims to unravel the complexities of these mathematical constructs, providing insights that contribute to advancements in both theoretical and applied mathematics. In addition to her research, Professor Kim is deeply committed to education and mentorship. She is dedicated to fostering a collaborative learning environment, guiding her students through the intricacies of mathematical theories and their practical applications. Her passion for teaching and research makes her a valuable asset to the academic community, inspiring the next generation of mathematicians and researchers.