Jimyeong-Kim is an MA student in Digital Humanities with a background in History. His research focuses on early modern history, particularly the history of science and its intersections with religion, philosophy, and knowledge exchange. He is especially interested in how digital methodologies can enhance the study of early modern scientific thought.

 

Beyond this, he has a strong interest in the history of the Baltic Crusades, examining the interactions between Latin Christendom and the crusader state and the Baltic region during the medieval period. He is also passionate about the history of the Korean diaspora, exploring themes of migration, identity, and cultural adaptation, drawing from his own background.

 

As an editor at EPOCH, he welcomes articles that explore the development of scientific ideas, the transfer of knowledge, and the broader intellectual landscapes of the early modern world.