Close
Program | Organizer |
Biomineralization and Marine Bio-inspired Biomaterial Design
Prof. Seung Pil Pack, Prof. Hyun-Jae Shin, Prof. Chulhwan Park
Biomineralization and Marine Bio-inspired Biomaterial Design | Prof. Seung Pil Pack, Prof. Hyun-Jae Shin, Prof. Chulhwan Park | |
---|---|---|
Instruction | This symposium is about the recent progress in “Biomineralization” and “Marine-inspired Biomaterial Design”, which is interesting research area for dealing with organic and inorganic interfaces or composites found in living organism. Four enthusiastic speakers will share several insightful lessons and challenging application ideas with the audiences. The understanding of the biomineralization mechanisms will help to get advanced strategies to create novel biomaterial and biosystems. This session will be supported by Marine Bio-Mineralization Research Center (mBMRC, NRF). |
Nanobiotechnology & Cell Engineering
Prof. Jeong-Woo Choi
Nanobiotechnology & Cell Engineering | Prof. Jeong-Woo Choi | |
---|---|---|
Instruction | This section invites key researchers with expertise in the fields of Nanobiotechnology and Cell engineering. These fields have been attracted widely and recently as the rise of interests for nanomedicine, cell therapeutics and stem cell. Speakers present the leading-edge trends and technologies in these fields with a special focus on the applications and developments of nanomedicine, stem cell engineering, and tissue engineering. |
Recent Progress of Lignin Refinery
Prof. Yong Hwan Kim
Recent Progress of Lignin Refinery | Prof. Yong Hwan Kim | |
---|---|---|
Instruction |
Lignin is a biopolymer that represents the second most abundant renewable carbon source, next to cellulose, on the Earth. In the way to develop a sustainable and competitive bioeconomy the efficient use of lignocellulosic feedstock in biorefineries represents a crucial aspect. In this context, this symposium will bring together the most recent advances on biotechnology and related sciences applied to the use of lignin biomass as renewable raw materia to generate value-added chemicals and fuels. (This symposium is supported by Lignin Biorefinery R&D Center) |
Bioplastics & Biochemicals : KRICT-Biochemical Certification Center Symposium
Prof. Dong Soo Hwang
Bioplastics & Biochemicals : KRICT-Biochemical Certification Center Symposium | Prof. Dong Soo Hwang | |
---|---|---|
Instruction | Bioplastics & Biochemicals are promising routes for bio-based products from renewable resources. In this symposium, we will discuss polymer science and chemical synthetic strategies to produce biochemicals and bioplastic from renewable resources. (This symposium is supported by KRICT-Biochemical Certification Center) |