Research
Research
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Philseo Kim*, and Allison Macfarlane. 2026. “Challenges of small modular reactors: A comprehensive exploration of economic and waste uncertainties associated with U.S. small modular reactors designs.” Progress in Nuclear Energy. [link]
Byeong-Je Kim, Young Bae, and Philseo Kim*. 2025. “Decades of development: A bibliometric analysis of small modular reactor research.” Nuclear Engineering and Technology. [link]
Philseo Kim*, and Sunil Chirayath. 2024. “Assessing the nuclear weapons proliferation risks in nuclear energy newcomer countries: The case of small modular reactors.” Nuclear Engineering and Technology. [link]
Philseo Kim*, Hanna Yasmine, Man-Sung Yim*, and Sunil Chirayath. 2024. “Challenges in nuclear energy adoption: Why nuclear energy newcomer countries put nuclear power programs on hold?” Nuclear Engineering and Technology. [link]
Philseo Kim, Man-Sung Yim*, Justin V. Hastings, and Philip Baxter. 2024. “Examination of deep learning algorithm for nuclear proliferation risk modeling.” Nuclear Technology. [link]
Philip Baxter, Justin V. Hastings*, Philseo Kim, and Man-sung Yim. 2023. “Assessing intangible technology transfer in North Korea’s nuclear international collaboration networks.” Strategic Trade Review. [link]
Philseo Kim, So-Bin Cho, and Man-Sung Yim*. 2022. “Examination of excess electricity generation patterns in South Korea under the renewable initiative for 2030.” Nuclear Engineering and Technology. [link]
Philseo Kim, Jihee Kim*, and Man-Sung Yim*. 2022. “Assessing proliferation uncertainty in civilian nuclear cooperation under new power dynamics of the international nuclear trade.” Energy Policy. [link]
Philip Baxter, Justin V. Hastings*, Philseo Kim, and Man-Sung Yim. 2022. “Mapping the development of North Korea's domestic nuclear research networks.” Review of Policy Research. [link]
Philseo Kim, Jihee Kim*, and Man-Sung Yim*. 2020. “How deliberation changes public opinions on nuclear energy: South Korea’s deliberation on closing nuclear reactors.” Applied Energy. [link]