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Dr. Justin Yen-Ting Ko is a seismologist who has made fundamental discoveries in the broad area of seismology and emphasizes observational insights for important geophysical and interdisciplinary problems. Dr. Ko's current research focuses on the analysis of seismic waveforms to investigate the structure of the Earth's deep interior, the methodology of seismic imaging, the physics of earthquake faulting, and inverse and optimization theory.

Teaching
  • Observational Seismology

  • Computational Seismology

  • Fundamentals of Oceanic Statistics

  • Special Topics in Global Seismology  

Society membership
Work
experience

2018.08 - present

Assistant professor, Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan

2015.06 ~ 2018.05

Postdoctoral Fellow, Seismological Laboratory, Division of Geological and Planetary Science, California Institute of Technology, USA

2015.01 ~ 2015.06 

Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

2014.08 ~ 2014.12

Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Earth Science, National Central University, Taiwan

Education

2010 ~ 2014

Doctor of Philosophy in the Department of Geosciences, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

2008 ~ 2010

Master of Science in the Department of Geosciences, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

2004 ~ 2008

Bachelor of Science in Department of Earth Sciences, National Central University, Taiwan

Professional services
Awards

2018   MOST Young Scholar Fellowship

2015   Distinguished Dissertation Award in Science, National Taiwan University

2014   Dean's Award of College of Science in National Taiwan University

2014   The Outstanding Student Poster Award at Taiwan Geosciences Assembly

2010   Dean's Award of College of Science in National Taiwan University

2010   The Outstanding Student Poster Award at Taiwan Geosciences Assembly

2009   The Outstanding Student Poster Award at Taiwan Geosciences Assembly

Funded
Projects

2019.08-2020.07   Circum-Pacific studies of the Mid and Lower Mantle Slab Debris and D" discontinuity (2/5) (PI, MOST 108-2636-M-002 -011-)​

2018.08-2019.07   Circum-Pacific studies of the Mid and Lower Mantle Slab Debris and D" discontinuity (1/5) (PI, MOST 107-2636-M-002-003-)

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