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CDLC Members Shine at the 2024 Korea-Japan Molecular Science Symposium & 143rd Summer Symposium of KCS-Physical Chemistry
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2024-06-26 14:51
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Members of the CDLC group participated in the 2024 Korea-Japan Molecular Science Symposium and the 143rd Summer Symposium of the KCS-Physical Chemistry Division, showcasing their research and achievements.
This prestigious event was a joint academic conference between Korea and Japan, bringing together outstanding researchers from universities and institutes in both countries. Among the participants were 11 graduate students and Professor Jaeyoung Sung from the CDLC group.
Professor Sung delivered a highly acclaimed presentation titled "Chemical Dynamics in Living Cell," which highlighted his latest research findings and drew significant attention from the attendees. His presentation was one of the most notable at the symposium, emphasizing the innovative approaches and groundbreaking research conducted in physical chemistry.
The graduate students from the CDLC group also delivered excellent presentations. Three of these students were recognized for their exceptional work and received awards for Outstanding Poster Presentations. This recognition underscores the high quality and impact of their research, as well as their ability to effectively communicate complex scientific concepts.
(From left to right: Inchun Jung (Ph.D. student), Jonghwa Han (Integrated Master's and Ph.D. student), Minho Lee (Ph.D. student).)
Professor Sung's active participation and contributions were widely acknowledged. He was honored with the Maximum Participation Award, recognizing his dedication and leadership in promoting a collaborative and engaging academic environment.
The success of the CDLC members at this symposium not only highlights their individual achievements but also strengthens the scientific collaboration between Korea and Japan, promising further advancements and cooperation in physical chemistry research.
This prestigious event was a joint academic conference between Korea and Japan, bringing together outstanding researchers from universities and institutes in both countries. Among the participants were 11 graduate students and Professor Jaeyoung Sung from the CDLC group.
Professor Sung delivered a highly acclaimed presentation titled "Chemical Dynamics in Living Cell," which highlighted his latest research findings and drew significant attention from the attendees. His presentation was one of the most notable at the symposium, emphasizing the innovative approaches and groundbreaking research conducted in physical chemistry.
The graduate students from the CDLC group also delivered excellent presentations. Three of these students were recognized for their exceptional work and received awards for Outstanding Poster Presentations. This recognition underscores the high quality and impact of their research, as well as their ability to effectively communicate complex scientific concepts.
(From left to right: Inchun Jung (Ph.D. student), Jonghwa Han (Integrated Master's and Ph.D. student), Minho Lee (Ph.D. student).)
Professor Sung's active participation and contributions were widely acknowledged. He was honored with the Maximum Participation Award, recognizing his dedication and leadership in promoting a collaborative and engaging academic environment.
The success of the CDLC members at this symposium not only highlights their individual achievements but also strengthens the scientific collaboration between Korea and Japan, promising further advancements and cooperation in physical chemistry research.