2026년 6월 23일
A New Generation of Young Researchers Begins Their Journey Beyond the Horizon
We are delighted to welcome six undergraduate interns to Beyond Horizon Lab for the 2026 Summer Internship. The program launched on June 23rd at the K-THEP Decameron 2026 workshop, where the new interns met our group and were immersed in current research from their very first day. This year's cohort comes from a range of universities and will take on research topics spanning high-energy theory, quantum information, and machine learning:
Yunji Gwak (Sungshin Women's University, 4th year) — AI research
Changmin Park (Kyung Hee University, 3rd year) — quantum information theory, with a focus on quantum magic
Yelin Lee (The Catholic University of Korea, 3rd year) — quantum simulation
Yujin Cho (New York University, 1st year) — the SUSY SYK model and non-Fermi liquids
Sanghyun Ha (Kyung Hee University, 2nd year) — machine learning
Seokhyeon Ha (Kyung Hee University, 4th year) — the SYK model
At Beyond Horizon Lab, interns are researchers from day one. Each student works closely with our professors and research fellows on an active project, learning not only the physics but also the day-to-day craft of research — reading the literature, running calculations and simulations, and discussing ideas as part of the group. Our interns have gone on to co-author published research, and many have continued their journey with us as graduate students.
We are excited to see where this summer's questions and calculations will lead, and we warmly welcome our new members. To undergraduates curious about quantum gravity, quantum information, and the physics of spacetime: there is always room for one more mind ready to venture beyond the horizon — we look forward to meeting you.