2026–2031 · Principal Investigator · KRW 500 million
I received a five-year grant from the National Research Foundation of Korea to study social disconnection. The project combines neuroimaging with repeated assessments of everyday experience to develop prediction models and interventions informed by brain and behavior.
2023–2026 · Principal Investigator · KRW 210 million
I received funding from the National Research Foundation of Korea to investigate how bodily signals influence social decision-making. This project combines neuroimaging and physiological measures to examine the role of interoception in how people respond to social feedback.
2020–2023 · Principal Investigator · KRW 195 million
Supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea, this project examined how depression relates to the way people process social information and make decisions, using neuroimaging and non-invasive brain stimulation.
Jinhee Kim has been awarded the Kim Jae-Ill Young Investigator Paper Award by the Korean Psychological Association.
The award recognizes outstanding research contributions by early-career scholars in psychology.
I received a postdoctoral fellowship awarded by the Discovery Fund Talent Development Competition.
I won an award at the annual Mimi and Charles Hollenberg Research Competition of the Department of Medicine of Mount Sinai Hospital and the University Health Network (the second prize for Category 4. Reports of research projects of a mechanistic mature).