Jeena Yun
Ph. D. Candidate
IGPP, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego
✉️ j4yun@ucsd.edu
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Hi, I am Jeena Yun, a Ph. D. candidate at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego.
I am currently working with Pf. Yuri Fialko and Pf. Alice-Agnes Gabriel on understanding earthquake source physics using HPC-empowered physics-based numerical simulations. My research focuses on the physical mechanisms underlying earthquake triggering and the sources of slip complexity. By bridging physics-based numerical models across different time scales, from a single dynamic rupture to seismic cycles, I explore interactions between slow- and fast fault slip and their implications on seismic hazards.
I was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, where I did my Bachelor's and Master's degrees. I worked with Pf. YoungHee Kim at Seoul National University on the seismic attenuation structure in central California.
Last update: Nov. 2025
I am currently working with Pf. Yuri Fialko and Pf. Alice-Agnes Gabriel on understanding earthquake source physics using HPC-empowered physics-based numerical simulations. My research focuses on the physical mechanisms underlying earthquake triggering and the sources of slip complexity. By bridging physics-based numerical models across different time scales, from a single dynamic rupture to seismic cycles, I explore interactions between slow- and fast fault slip and their implications on seismic hazards.
I was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, where I did my Bachelor's and Master's degrees. I worked with Pf. YoungHee Kim at Seoul National University on the seismic attenuation structure in central California.
Last update: Nov. 2025
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