Young-Kee Kim is a South Korean-born American physicist .
1984 B.S. Physics , Korea University 1986 M.S. Physics, Korea University 1990 Ph.D. Physics, University of Rochester 1990–1995: Postdoc Fellow/Research Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. 1996–2000: Assistant Prof. of Physics, University of California , Berkeley 2000–2001: Associate Prof. of Physics, University of California, Berkeley 2002: Professor of Physics, University of California, Berkeley 2003–present: Professor of Physics, University of Chicago 2006–2013: Deputy Director, Fermilab 2012–Present: Louis Block Professor, University of Chicago 1987: Rush Rhees Fellow 1997: Alfred P. Sloan Fellow 2004: APS Fellow 2005: Ho-Am Prize 2008: South Korean government Science/Education Service Medal 2010: Rochester Distinguished Scholar Medal 2010: Vaden W. Miles Memorial Lecturer 2011: Emma K. Malmstrom Lecturer 2012: American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow 1993–1999: Leader, CDF W Mass Analysis Group 1995–1996: Co-Leader, CDF Electroweak Physics Group 2000: Associate Project Manager, CDF Run II Upgrade 2001: Associate Head, CDF Run II Detector Operations 2002: Co-Leader, CDF Level-3 Trigger System 2003–2004: Co-Leader, CDF Top Mass Analysis Group 2004–2006: Co-Spokesperson, CDF Collaboration 
