CV
Academic curriculum vitae of Dr. Jung-Sub Lim.
General Information
| Full Name | Jung-Sub Lim |
| Title | Dr. rer. nat. (Ph.D.) |
| Languages | Korean (native), English (fluent), German (intermediate) |
Education
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2024 Dr. rer. nat. (Ph.D.) in Meteorology/Physics
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany - Dissertation: Entrainment, Mixing, and the Evolution of the Cloud Droplet Size Distribution
- Honors: magna cum laude
- Advisor: Prof. Dr. Fabian Hoffmann
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2021 M.Sc. in Atmospheric Sciences
Yonsei University, Seoul, Republic of Korea - Dissertation: The Effects of Giant Aerosol and Turbulence on the Stochastic Coalescence in Clouds
- Advisor: Prof. Dr. Yign Noh
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2019 B.Sc. in Atmospheric Sciences
Yonsei University, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Professional Experience
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2025-Present Postdoctoral Associate
CIRES, University of Colorado Boulder / NOAA Chemical Sciences Laboratory - Cloud, Aerosol, and Climate Group (Lead: Dr. Graham Feingold)
- Research Focus: Arctic mixed-phase cloud stability using Lagrangian Cloud Model and MOSAiC observations
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2021-2024 Research Associate
Meteorological Institute Munich / LMU -
2019-2021 Research Associate
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Lab., Yonsei University -
2018 Research Internship
Computational Science and Engineering, Yonsei University
Awards & Fellowships
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Under Review - Co-Investigator, DOE ASR Grant ($941k)
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2019-2021 - BK21 (Brain Korea 21) Graduate Fellowship, NRF Korea
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2018 - Bronze Prize, Undergraduate Fluid Dynamics Competition, KSME
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2014 - Undergraduate Scholarship, The East
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2013-2014 - Undergraduate Scholarship, Rotary International
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2013 - Undergraduate Scholarship, Shin-heung Youth Association
Invited Talks
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May 2026 From Particle to Planet: What Cloud Droplets Tell Us About Arctic Climate
Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul -
May 2026 Stochastic Cloud Fluctuations and Arctic Winter Radiative Bistability: Bridging Cloud Microphysics and Climate
Kyungpook National University, Daegu -
Oct 2025 Evolution of Individual Cloud Droplets: A Lagrangian View of Turbulent Entrainment, Mixing and Droplet Growth Pathways
Ewha Womans University Colloquium, Seoul -
Oct 2022 Scale-Crossing Lagrangian Cloud Modeling: From the Kilometer Scale to the Millimeter Scale
Ewha Womans University Colloquium, Seoul
Teaching Experience
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Lectures
- 2026 — Cloud Modelling from a Lagrangian Perspective, Guest Lecturer, Kyungpook National University
- 2024 — Introduction to Scientific Writing, Invited Lecturer, VeKNI
- 2022 — Cloud–Climate Interactions, Invited Speaker, VeKNI
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Teaching Assistant
- Spring 2023 — Instrumenten-Praktikum (Meteorological Instruments Practicum), LMU
- Spring 2022 — Instrumenten-Praktikum (Meteorological Instruments Practicum), LMU
- Fall 2020 — Fluid Dynamics, Yonsei University
- Spring 2020 — Climate and Civilization, Yonsei University
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Mentored Students
- Since 2025 — Sanggyeom Kim, Ph.D. Student, Yonsei University, Republic of Korea
- 2023 — Julian Sebastian Humer-Hager, Student Research Assistant, LMU, Germany
Professional Service
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Conference Organization
- Session Convener — Proposed and organized session 'Bridging Experiments, Observations, and Models to Develop Process-Level Understanding of Mixed-Phase Clouds,' Third Symposium on Cloud Physics, 106th AMS Annual Meeting (2026)
- Session Chair — 'Mixed-Phase Clouds: Lab Studies, Field Studies and Parameterization,' Third Symposium on Cloud Physics, 106th AMS Annual Meeting (2026)
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Peer Review (15 reviews)
- Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
- Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres
- Journal of Atmospheric Sciences
- npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
- Atmospheric Research
- Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
- Geophysical Research Letters
- Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
- GIScience & Remote Sensing
- Weather
Software Development
- PyLCM — Developer and maintainer of an open-source, simplified version of the Lagrangian Cloud Model designed for university lectures and theses. github.com/jslim93/PyLCM_edu
Media & Press
- SBS 8 O'Clock News (Aug. 29, 2023) — Featured interview on research regarding cloud–climate interactions. Watch on YouTube
Memberships
- Korean Meteorological Society (since 2020)
- American Geophysical Union (since 2021)
- American Meteorological Society (since 2022)
- The Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in the FRG (VeKNI) (2022–2024)
Service & Outreach
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2025-2026 Organizing Committee Member, CSL Science Social All-hands
NOAA CSL -
2020-2021 Lecturer, Youth Meteorology Career Camp (high school & middle school students)
Korea Productivity Center -
2019 Team Leader, Weather Debate Contest (Finalist, top 8 teams)
Korea Meteorological Administration -
2018-2019 Co-founder / University Representative, Undergraduate Student Society of Atmospheric Sciences
Yonsei–SNU–Ewha joint group -
2018 Member / Python Teaching Member, BITAMIN Big Data Study Club
Seoul, Korea