Korean Society of Biological Sciences Annual Academic Conference Next Generation Outstanding Researcher Award / Sangji Woon (Ph.D. candidate, Department of Biofermentation and Convergence, 19)
- 25.08.26 / 이정민
Dr. Sang Ji-Woon, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Bio-Fermentation and Convergence at Kookmin University (President Jeong Seung-ryul), received the Next-Generation Excellent Researcher Award selected by the Korean Society of Genetics at the 80th Regular Academic Conference of the Korean Society of Biological Sciences held at Hanyang University from July 16 to 18. Every year, the Korean Society of Genetics selects two postdoctoral researchers to receive the Next-Generation Excellent Researcher Award, presenting them with a plaque and prize money to encourage future scientists with promising futures in the field of genetics to contribute further to academia.
Meanwhile, the 80th Regular Academic Conference of the Korean Society of Life Sciences was held under the slogan “Bio-Environmental Research and Education in the Age of AI Revolution,” with a total of seven societies participating, including the Korean Society of Ecology, the Korean Society of Biological Education, the Korean Society of Zoological Systematics, the Korean Society of Evolution, and the Korean Society of Plant Taxonomy. the Korean Society of Genetics, the Korean Society of Environmental Biology, the Korean Society of Plant Taxonomy, and the Korean Society of Evolutionary Biology. The conference featured 162 oral presentations and 833 poster presentations under the theme “Bio-Environmental Research and Education in the AI Revolution Era.”
Dr. Sangji-Woon, a postdoctoral researcher, presented on the topic “Salt Sensation and Regulation in Drosophila” at the Korean Society of Genetics' Young Scientist Investigator Session and received the “Next-Generation Outstanding Researcher Award.” Additionally, Dr. Sangjiwon received the Outstanding Oral Presentation Award at the 54th Korean Society of Molecular and Cellular Biology's Drosophila Section Summer Symposium held from June 24 to 26 this year.
Dr. Sangjiwon completed his master's and doctoral degrees under the guidance of Professor Lee Young-seok of the Department of Biofermentation and Fusion Science and is currently conducting research with support from the Ministry of Education's Domestic Postdoctoral Fellowship Program.
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Dr. Sang Ji-Woon, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Bio-Fermentation and Convergence at Kookmin University (President Jeong Seung-ryul), received the Next-Generation Excellent Researcher Award selected by the Korean Society of Genetics at the 80th Regular Academic Conference of the Korean Society of Biological Sciences held at Hanyang University from July 16 to 18. Every year, the Korean Society of Genetics selects two postdoctoral researchers to receive the Next-Generation Excellent Researcher Award, presenting them with a plaque and prize money to encourage future scientists with promising futures in the field of genetics to contribute further to academia.
Meanwhile, the 80th Regular Academic Conference of the Korean Society of Life Sciences was held under the slogan “Bio-Environmental Research and Education in the Age of AI Revolution,” with a total of seven societies participating, including the Korean Society of Ecology, the Korean Society of Biological Education, the Korean Society of Zoological Systematics, the Korean Society of Evolution, and the Korean Society of Plant Taxonomy. the Korean Society of Genetics, the Korean Society of Environmental Biology, the Korean Society of Plant Taxonomy, and the Korean Society of Evolutionary Biology. The conference featured 162 oral presentations and 833 poster presentations under the theme “Bio-Environmental Research and Education in the AI Revolution Era.”
Dr. Sangji-Woon, a postdoctoral researcher, presented on the topic “Salt Sensation and Regulation in Drosophila” at the Korean Society of Genetics' Young Scientist Investigator Session and received the “Next-Generation Outstanding Researcher Award.” Additionally, Dr. Sangjiwon received the Outstanding Oral Presentation Award at the 54th Korean Society of Molecular and Cellular Biology's Drosophila Section Summer Symposium held from June 24 to 26 this year.
Dr. Sangjiwon completed his master's and doctoral degrees under the guidance of Professor Lee Young-seok of the Department of Biofermentation and Fusion Science and is currently conducting research with support from the Ministry of Education's Domestic Postdoctoral Fellowship Program.
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