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            Heebal Kim
             
            Heebal Kim obtained his Ph.D in Animal Genomics from the University
            of Delaware (2003) and his M.Sc in Computer and Information Science as
            a dual major from the University of Delaware (2003). He received his M.Sc
            (1997) and B.Sc (1991) in Animal Science from the Seoul National University
            in Korea. He did his postdoctoral training with Jurg Ott (Statistical
            Genetics) at the Rockefeller University (2004). He is a professor
            in the Department of Food and Animal Biotechnology at the Seoul National
            University. His primary research interests include computational molecular
            evolution, genome-wide association study in complex trait and genome-wide
            expression profiling. He is especially interested in developing method
            for genomic selection and identifying genomic signature of domestication
            in animals.
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PROFESSOR
        
        
        Heebal Kim
        
        (E-mail: heebal ''at'' snu ''dot''ac ''dot'' kr)
      
        Heebal Kim obtained his Ph.D in Animal Genomics from the University
          of Delaware (2003) and his M.Sc in Computer and Information Science as
          a dual major from the University of Delaware (2003). He received his M.Sc
          (1997) and B.Sc (1991) in Animal Science from the Seoul National University
          in Korea. He did his postdoctoral training with Jurg Ott (Statistical
          Genetics) at the Rockefeller University (2004). He is a professor
          in the Department of Food and Animal Biotechnology at the Seoul National
          University. His primary research interests include computational molecular
          evolution, genome-wide association study in complex trait and genome-wide
          expression profiling. He is especially interested in developing method
          for genomic selection and identifying genomic signature of domestication
          in animals.
          
       
