2020 한국생물공학회 춘계학술발표대회 및 국제심포지엄

Program

Organizers

[S2-1] Antibody Engineering and its applications for the Development of Biological Drugs

Dr. Dae Young Kim
Dr. Yu Jung Kim
[S2-2] New Applications of Oxidoreductase for Biotechnology

Dr. Seung-Goo Lee
Prof. Young Joo Yeon
[S2-3] Human Milk Oligosaccharides: “In the Human Body” and “In the Microbes”

Prof. Dae-Hyuk Kweon
Prof. Do Yup Lee
[S2-4] Development of Next-generation Therapeutics

Prof. Tae Hyeon Yoo
[S2-5] Recent Progress on Nanomedicine and Nanobiosensor in Biotechnology

Prof. Min-Gon Kim
Prof. Hyuncheol Kim
[S2-6] Bioplastics and Plastics Degradation Technology as Solution for Microplastic Problems

Prof. Yong Hwan Kim
Prof. Sang Hyun Lee
[S2-9] Current Updated Status of COVID 19; Genetic Analyses of Viruses, Animal Model, Vaccine, and Antiviral

Prof. Daesub Song
[S2-10] Yeast Engineering for Biofuels/Biochemicals Production (Industry-Academia-Research Institute Co-Session)

Dr. Youngsoon Um
Dr. Sun-Mi Lee
[S2-11][S2-12] Diagnosis of COVID-19

Prof. Hyun Gyu Park
Prof. Cheulhee Jung
[S2-13] Recent Progresses in Synthetic Biology and Metabolic Engineering to Meet the Upcoming Challenges

Prof. Yeo Joon Yoon
Prof. Taek Jin Kang
[S2-14] Bridging Academia and Industry in Industrial Biotechnology: R&D Action of National Lab.

Prof. Jeong-Geol Na
Prof. Tae Wan Kim
[S2-15] The Trend of R&D and Product Commercialization of 4D Biomaterials by the Cooperation of Industry, University, Institute, and Local Government

Prof. Yong-Kyu Lee
[S2-16] Recent Advances in the Antimicrobial/Antivirus Research and Development

Prof. Jonghoon Choi
[S2-17] Recent Applications of Biotechnology for Energy and Environment

Prof. In Seop Chang
Prof. Jung Rae Kim
[S2-18] Recent Advances in Drug Delivery Systems for Clinical Translation

Prof. Ji Hoon Jeong
[S2-7][S2-8] Young Scientist Forum (신진연구자를 위한 포럼)

조직위원회

Antibody Engineering and its applications for the Development of Biological Drugs		Dr. Dae Young Kim Dr. Yu Jung Kim
Instruction	Antibody engineering is a part of protein engineering which has been grown up through antibody discovery technologies such as mouse hybridoma, phage display and human TG mouse technology, the development of multispecific antibodies, and the improvement of efficacy and properties of antibodies through their structural modifications. Currently, it is expanding its scope to the immunotherapy field, such as immune checkpoint inhibitors, and the gene and cell therapy, such as CAR-T, as well. Also, antibody engineering includes the mass production of monoclonal antibodies which is required for non-clinical animal studies and clinical trials, in which highly efficient production cell lines, bioprocess development and formulation technologies are essential. In this session, we will discuss recent trends in this unique biotechnological field, focusing on antibody engineering and its applications for the development of biological drugs.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited speaker Associate Professor Sukmook Lee Kookmin University CV	Development of a Novel Fully Human Antibody Inhibiting the Invasion andMetastasis of TSPAN8-Expressing Epithelial Ovarian Cancer
	Invited speaker Professor Sang-Hoon Cha Kangwon National University CV	Anti-Serum Albumin Fab-Associated (SAFA) Platform Technology, a Versatile Tool for Creating Long-acting Protein Biologics and Unique Antibody Therapeutics without a Fc Function
	Invited speaker Associate Professor Hyunbo Shim Ewha Womans University CV	Synthetic design of antibody diversity
	Invited speaker Associate Professor Jong Youn Baik Inha University CV	Transgene Integration Site Analysis of CHO Cells Using PCR-based Techniques

Co-organized by

New Applications of Oxidoreductase for Biotechnology		Dr. Seung-Goo Lee Prof. Young Joo Yeon
Instruction	Oxidoreductases are versatile bio-catalysts that catalyze redox reactions by exchange of electrons between donor and acceptor molecules, involving electron transfer, proton/hydrogen extraction, hydride transfer, oxygen insertion, or other important steps. They are ubiquitous in nature comprising oxidases, dehydrogenases, hydroxylases, oxygenases, peroxidases and reductases that catalyze a vast range of chemical reactions with high specificity, efficiency, and selectivity. Oxidoreductase-based catalysts are suitable for industrial applications for their biodegradability, specificity and efficiency, so these enzymes are currently used in a variety of applications, including textiles, pharmaceuticals, food and chemical synthesis. However, further development of new applications with these enzymes is important to replace toxic/expensive chemicals, save energy/resource consumption, create new functionalities or reduce the negative impact on the environment. In this session, recent advances in their applications will be introduced and the future growth of oxidoreductases as valuable biocatalysts will be discussed.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker professor Deok-Kun Oh Konkuk University CV	Biosynthesis of Lipoxygenase-derived Specialized Pro-resolving Mediators as Human Hydroxy Fatty Acids
	Invited Speaker professor Young Hwan Kim UNIST CV	Enzyme-catalyzed Conversion of C1 Gas Containing CO and CO2 to Value Added Chemical Formic Acid
	Invited Speaker professor Chul-Ho Yun Chonnam National University CV	Cytochrome P450 Catalysis Through Flavin-mediated Transfer of Photoinduced Electrons
	Invited Speaker professor In Seop Chang GIST CV	"Electron Tunneling" like Direct Electron transfer on Enzyme Electrode Using Synthetic FAD-Dependent Glucose Dehydrogenase
	Invited Speaker professor Jin-Byung Park Ewha Womans University CV	Baeyer–Villiger monooxygenase-based biocatalysis for the preparation of biologically active products from renewable fatty acids

Co-organized by
Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (KRIBB)

Human milk oligosaccharides: "In the human body" and "In the microbes"		Prof. Dae-Hyuk Kweon Prof. Do Yup Lee
Instruction	Human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) are a very important constituent of human milk. They show a variety of health benefits including prebiotic effects. We will discuss HMOs' action mechanisms such as their anti-adhesive properties, the immune system modulation, and impact on bacterial flora development. HMOs may also decrease the risk of infection by their interactions with viruses, bacteria or protozoa. In "In the body" section, the function and commercial use of HMOs, future directions, and research on the use of HMOs as a therapy will be discussed. In "In the microbes" section, microbial production of fucosyllactoses, and the impact of HMOs on microbial flora will be discussed. (This symposium is supported by APTechnology and Research Institute of Biomolecule Control of SKKU)
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Keynote Speaker Professor Nam Soo Han Department of Food Science and Biotechnology, Chungbuk National University, Cheongju, Korea CV	Effects of Human Milk Oligosaccharides on Human Microbiome
	Invited Speaker Professor Jaehan Kim Department of Food and Nutrition, Chungnam National University, Deajeon, Korea CV	Quantitative comparison of human milk oligosaccharides in four Asian countries
	Invited Speaker Professor Kyoung-Heon Kim Department of Biotechnology, Korea University, Seoul, Korea CV	Production of fucosylated oligosaccharides by metabolically engineered microorganisms
	Invited Speaker Vice President Jongwon Yoon Advanced Protein Technologies Corporation, Suwon, Korea CV	Recent Studies on the Health Benefits of Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs)

Co-organized by	Research Institute of Biomolecule Control of Sungkyunkwan University
Sponsored by

Development of Next-generation Therapeutics		Prof. Tae Hyeon Yoo
Instruction	Designing and engineering new molecules has played essential roles in not only developing novel therapeutics but also expanding the scope of medicine. This session covers representative works of developing new therapeutics ranging from small chemicals to macromolecules against various diseases. The first two speakers (Profs. Choi and Kim) describe therapeutic approaches using small molecules, peptides, or nanoparticles for treating immune diseases, and the next two speakers (Dr. Kim and Prof. Lee) discuss about engineering antibodies for targeting new targets or higher therapeutic efficacies.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Keynote Speaker Professor Sangdun Choi Department of Molecular Science and Technology, Ajou University CV	Development of the treatment for autoimmune diseases/inflammatory diseases by controlling Toll-like receptor signal
	Invited Speaker Associate Professor Wook Kim Department of Molecular Science and Technology, Ajou University CV	Self-assembled hyaluronic acid nanoparticles: Implications as a nanomedicine for treatment of inflammatory diseases
	Invited Speaker CTO Kisu Kim ImmunAbs CV	Complement Targeted Therapeutics
	Invited Speaker Assistant Professor Chang Han Lee Department of Pharmacology, Seoul National University College of Medicine CV	Fine-tuning of IgG Fc Domain to Modulate Fc-mediated Function

Co-organized by

Recent Progress on Nanomedicine and Nanobiosensor in Biotechnology		Prof. Min-Gon Kim Prof. Hyuncheol Kim
Instruction	The combination of nanotechnology and biotechnology is rapidly developing nano-medicine and nano-diagnosis fields. In this session, five outstanding speakers will present their recent great achievements showing how to innovatively integrate nanotechnology into nanomedicines and nanobiosensor in biotechnology.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker professor Junsang Doh Seoul National University CV	Microfabricated platform for cancer immunotherapy
	Invited Speaker professor Donghyun Lee Chung-Ang University CV	Development of Complex Biomaterials Systems and Their Applications in Regenerative Medicine
	Invited Speaker Associate Professor Minsub Chung Hongik University CV	Engineering of photo-switching proteins for protein-based memory
	Invited Speaker Assistant Professor Park Ki Soo KonKuk University CV	Detection of pathogenic bacteria utilizing a 2-aminopurine-containing, split G-quadruplex
	Invited Speaker Assistant Professor Jin-Ho Lee Pusan National University CV	Nanoengineering toward Enhanced Stem Cell Differentiation & Non-destructive, Real-Time Monitoring

Bioplastics and plastics degradation technology as solution for microplastic problems		Prof. Yong Hwan Kim Prof. Sang Hyun Lee
Instruction	Currently a large amount of microplastics is found in the ocean, which causes severe damage to the marine ecosystem, and at the same time, the amount of microplastics consumed by an average adult is reported one credit plastic card every week. In the twentieth century, plastic, one of man's necessities and one of the great inventions, became a threat to humans and Nature. In order to address this microplastic problem, this symposium will take the time to discuss the biodegradation technology of microplastics and the development of a new kind of biodegradable plastic material if disposed to environment including marine. (This symposium is supported by “Lignin Biorefinery Research Program”)
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Professor Changkyun Kim Inha university CV	Study on the Microbial Degradation Behavior on Microplastic Using Mixed Bacterial Consortium
	Professor Kyungtaek Kim Seoul National University CV	Complete Control of the Chemical Structures of Poly (hydroxy alkanoate)
	Director SungYeon Hwang Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology CV	The Potential of Sustainable Bioplastics for Commercialization and Research Trend

Co-organized by

Current Updated Status of COVID 19; Genetic Analyses of Viruses, Animal Model, Vaccine, and Antiviral		Prof. Daesub Song
Instruction	Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), which causes serious respiratory illness such as pneumonia and lung failure, was first reported in Wuhan city of China. The causative agent of COVID-19 was confirmed as a novel beta-coronavirus, now known as severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), which is most likely originated from zoonotic coronaviruses, The outbreak of emerging severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) disease (COVID-19) in China has been brought to global attention and declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO) on March 11, 2020. Scientific advancements since the pandemic of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in 2002~2003 and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) in 2012 have accelerated our understanding of the epidemiology and pathogenesis of SARS-CoV-2 and the development of therapeutics to treat viral infection. As no specific therapeutics and vaccines are available for disease control, the epidemic of COVID-19 is posing a great threat for global public health. To provide a comprehensive summary to public health authorities and potential readers worldwide, here we will prepare detailed information about novel animal model and recent analysis of SARS-CoV-2 isolated in South Korea and introduce the current status of development of measures in this review.
Chair	Professor Daesub Song (College of Pharmacy, Korea University)
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker 책임연구원 정대균 한국생명공학연구원 CV	One Health Approach for the Disease X Outbreak in Korea
	Invited Speaker 교수 박만성 고려대학교 의과대학 CV	Phylogenetic relationship of the complete SARS-CoV-2 genome sequences
	Invited Speaker 교수 최영기 충북대학교 의과대학 CV	Development of ferret animal model for SARS-CoV-2 and its application for antiviral efficacy test
	Invited Speaker 책임연구원 김승택 한국파스퇴르연구소 CV	Identification of antiviral drug candidates against SARS-CoV-2 from FDA-approved drugs

Yeast Engineering for Biofuels/Biochemicals Production (Industry-Academia-Research Institute Co-Session)		Dr. Youngsoon Um Dr. Sun-Mi Lee
Instruction	Yeast has long been used as a cell factory to produce numerous compounds humans desire. With advances in synthetic biology, the range of products and feedstocks has expanded remarkably. In this symposium, we will discuss recent progress in yeast engineering to produce fuels and chemicals from each sector of Industry, acedemia, and research institute in Korea.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker Principal researcher Jae Yeon Park SK Innovation CV	SKI Acid resistant Yeast Platform and its application on Lactic acid production
	Invited Speaker Professor Ji-Sook Hahn School of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Seoul National University CV	Efficient Production of (R)-acetoin in Saccharomyces cerevisiae by Eliminating Newly Identified Pathway of Succinic Acid Production
	Invited Speaker Professor Yong-Cheol Park Department of Bio and Fermentation Convergence Technology and BK21PLUS Program, Kookmin University CV	Yeast, A Robust Microbial Host for Mass Production of Food Ingredients and Bioplastic Monomers
	Invited Speaker Senior Research Scientist Sun-Mi Lee Clean Energy Research Center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) CV	Engineering Saccharomyces cerevisiae to Maximize Product Yields in Lignocellulosic Biorefinery

Special Symposium Honoring Professor Eunki Kim for His Retirement		Prof. Soonjo Kwon Prof. Changsoo Lee
Instruction	생명공학 분야에서 연구, 교육으로 32년을 보낸 김은기 교수 정년을 기념합니다. 김교수는 바이오소재, 특히 기능성 화장품소재 개발에 많은 노력을 기울였습니다. 김교수는 KSBB의 바이오 대중 전파에 지대한 노력을 했으며 KSBB 회장(2011) 역임시 문화기금 조성을 시작했습니다. 이 심포지움은 김교수의 정년을 축하하며 동시에 최근 K-beauty로 대변되는 기능성 화장품의 연구경향을 소개합니다. We would like to invite you to the symposium honoring the achievements of Professor Eunki Kim, who has worked at Inha University for 32 years. Prof. Kim has focused on the functional cosmetics. Serving as the President(2011), Prof. Kim has contributed to the distribution of culture and contents of biotechnology to the public. This symposium will be a meaningful opportunity to commemorate his career and to provide the recent research trends in the field of functional bio-cosmetics.
Chairs	Professor Soonjo Kwon (Biological Engineering, Inha University) Professor Changsoo Lee (Chemicl Engineering, Chungnam National University)
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Keynote Speaker Professor Jangseo Park Chemical Engineering, Dongkuk University CV	New Trends in Biocosmetics
	Vice President Byung-Fhy Suh AMOREPACIFIC R&D Center CV	Application of cutting edge biotechnologies in cosmetic industry and future works of post-Corona-19 era.
	Expert Baekseok Lee Institute of Advanced Technology, CJ CheilJedang CV	Skin-Gut Axis, a New Way Beauty
	Professor Eunki Kim Biological Engineering, Inha University CV	Research in Skin Pigmentation

Co-organized by

Recent Progresses in Synthetic Biology and Metabolic Engineering to Meet the Upcoming Challenges		Prof. Yeo Joon Yoon Prof. Taek Jin Kang
Instruction	Grand challenges that mankind is facing include the depletion of natural resources, climate change involving pollution, the advent of novel viral diseases, and the increase in the aged population. Synthetic biology and metabolic engineering together with related principles and technologies endeavor to redesign and to optimize genetic and regulatory processes of various organisms to meet the grand challenges. In this session, we will discuss novel technologies of synthetic biology and metabolic engineering to solve problems in energy, medicine, diagnosis, and chemicals manufacturing with four eminent speakers in the fields.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited speaker Professor Dong-Myung Kim Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry, Chungnam National University CV	무세포 합성 생물학과 응용 Cell-fee synthetic biology and its applications
	Invited speaker Professor Byung-Kwan Cho Department of Biological Sciences, KAIST CV	아세토젠 미생물의 산업적 활용을 위한 시스템 및 합성생물학 기술 Systems and synthetic biology of acetogenic bacteria
	Invited speaker Professor Jeong Wook Lee Department of Chemical Engineering, Pohang University of Science and Technology CV	무세포 합성생물학에 기반한 병원체 유래 RNA들의 신속한 원스텝 현장 검출 Rapid, one-step onsite detection of pathogen-derived RNAs based on cell-free synthetic biology
	Invited speaker Professor Sang Woo Seo School of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Seoul National University CV	합성생물학 기반 박테리아 단백질 발현 품질 조절 기술 Synthetic protein quality control system in bacteria

Bridging Academia and Industry in Industrial Biotechnology: R&D Action of National Lab.		Prof. Jeong-Geol Na Prof. Tae Wan Kim
Instruction	Industrial biotechnology has played an essential role in the past decades as a promising solution to address economic and societal problems from climate change attributable to fossil fuel use. Notably, this technology features both biotechnology and chemical engineering disciplines. The appropriate combination of upstream (biotechnology) and downstream technology (chemical engineering) is crucial to develop innovative processes and thus, to penetrate markets. This symposium presents the recent achievements of National labs related to industrial biotechnology. Also, we discuss the significance of collaboration between academia, industry and National labs during the integration of unit technologies such as strain development, fermentation, separation, and scale-up, where research and development converge.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker Principal Engineer Jungoh Ahn Korea Research Institute of Bioscience & Biotechnology CV	Industrial biotechnological R&D infrastructure: KRIBB BioProcess Engineering Center (BPEC)
	Invited Speaker Principal investigator Min-Sik Kim Korea Institute of Energy Research CV	Microbial Hydrogen Production by Gas Fermentation with Pressurizing Process
	Invited Speaker Senior Researcher Joungmin Lee Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology CV	Syngas Fermentation for the Production of Value-added Products: A Case Study Using a Novel Isolate Clostridium sp. AWRP
	Invited Speaker Senior Researcher Hee Taek Kim Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology CV	Bioconversion processes for plastic circular economy

The Trend of R&D and product commercialization of 4D Biomaterials by the cooperation of industry, University, Institute, and Local Government		Prof. Yong-Kyu Lee
Instruction	Functional biomaterials are essential building blocks for the advancement of current bioindustries. 4D biomaterials center is a government-supported center to foster R&D and product commercialization of local start-ups and small companies dedicated to the development of functional biomaterials covering biopharmaceutics, food, and cosmetics. In this symposium, we will introduce trends of 4D biomaterials for the development of pharmaceutical microorganisms, commercialization of biomaterials, and applications of the electron-microscope to study biomaterials. (This symposium is supported by 4D biomaterials center)
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	센터장 이용규 4D바이오융합소재 산업화센터	인사말씀
	Invited Speaker 그룹장 강선웅 안전성평가연구소 CV	3D cell culture using modified natural polymer for cell therapy
	Invited Speaker 대표 최원섭 ㈜칸젠 CV	Cultures of microorganisms for medical or cosmetic use (미생물을 이용한 의료용/화장품 원료 개발)
	Invited Speaker 대표 최형준 ㈜노아닉스 CV	The Leading Community of Biotechnology Professionals
	Invited Speaker 차장 최민기 칼자이스 CV	Microscopy Solutions for 4D Biomaterials (4D 바이오 융합소재를 위한 다양한 현미경법)

Co-organized by

Recent Advances in the Antimicrobial/Antivirus Research and Development		Prof. Jonghoon Choi
Instruction	New diagnostic and therapeutic technologies are needed to address the growing medical threat from antibiotic-resistant bacteria and the pandemic caused by viruses, as recently shown in covid-19. In this special session, we will invite leaders in antibacterial/antiviral diagnosis and treatment in academia and research as speakers, and learn about the latest research technology development trends.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker Professor Beom Soo Kim Chungbuk National University CV	Green Synthesis of Nanomaterials Using Plant Extracts and Their Antimicrobial Activity
	Invited Speaker Professor Dae-Hyuk Kweon Sungkyunkwan University CV	Nanodisc Induces Enveloped Viruses to Destroy Themselves with Their Own Fusion Machinery
	Invited Speaker Associate Professor Woo Kyung Cho Chungnam National University CV	Mussel-Inspired Organic Materials for Antibacterial Coatings
	Invited Speaker Senior Research Scientist Eun-Kyung Lim KRIBB CV	Rapid diagnostics for infectious disease using nanomaterials

Co-organized by

Recent Applications of Biotechnology for Energy and Environment		Prof. In Seop Chang Prof. Jung Rae Kim
Instruction	Applications of biotechnology have been highlighted for solving recent energy and environmetnal concerns. Biotechnology provides a useful tool to improve yield and titer of biomass conversion for bioenergy production, and control many environmental problems. In this symposium, we will overview the recent progress of environmental biotechnology in biomass conversion, control of pathogen and ecological engineering of algal biomass, as well as its various applications in the field of energy and environment.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker Professor Jintae Lee School of Chemical Engineering, Yeungnam University CV	Control of pathogenic bacteria and nematodes using halogenated indoles 할로겐화인돌을 이용한 병원성 미생물과 선충 억제
	Invited Speaker Associate Professor Soo Rin Kim School of Food Science and Technology, Kyungpook National University CV	Yeast strain engineering for valorization of lignocellulosic and pectin-rich wastes 농업폐기물의 활용을 위한 효모 균주의 개발
	Invited Speaker Associate Professor Yoon-E Choi Division of Environmental Science & Ecological Engineering, College of Life Sciences & Biotechnology, Korea University CV	Microalgal cultivation based on microbial interactions 미생물 상호작용 기반 미세조류 배양기술
	Invited Speaker Assistant Professor Hah Young Yoo Department of Biotechnology, Sang Myung University CV	Application of organic waste and enzyme conversion process for green biorefinery 친환경 바이오리파이너리를 위한 유기성 폐기물과 효소 전환 공정의 응용

Recent Advances in Drug Delivery Systems for Clinical Translation		Prof. Ji Hoon Jeong
Instruction	To improve therapeutic effect of a drug and reduce its adverse side effects, drug delivery systems are designed for the selective accumulation of drug molecules at the disease site in a controlled fashion and attenuated localization in normal tissues. Recently, biocompatible 'smart' nanomaterials have attracted much attention due to their unique properties and enormous clinical potentials. In this symposium, we will discuss the strategies for designing advanced nanomaterials and delivery platforms for small molecular drugs as well as biological drugs.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker Associate professor Dong Woo Lim Hanyang University (ERICA), Department of Bionano Engineering and Department of Bionanotechnology CV	Dynamic Self-assembly of Elastin-based Block Copolypeptides with Dual Phase Transition Behaviors
	Invited Speaker Associate professor Yoon Sung Nam Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) CV	Increasing Therapeutic Efficacy of Anti-cancer Drugs Using Tumor-targeted Polymer Nanocarriers
	Invited Speaker Researcher Sun Hwa Kim Korea Institute of Science and Technology CV	Endogenous Albumin-Piggybacking Strategy for Tumor-Targeted Delivery of Anti-microRNA-21
	Invited Speaker Associate professor Hyukjin Lee College of Pharmacy, Ewha Womans University South Korea CV	Functional Nucleic acid Nanostructure and its Applications in Gene Therapy

Young Scientist Forum (신진연구자를 위한 포럼)		조직위원회
Instruction	In this symposium, The Invited young scientists will present their current research progress. Through this session, we can share the most recent advances on biotechnology including biosensor technology, medical biotechnology, and bioprocess engineering.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Senior Researcher Hwa Hui SHIN Medical Device Development Center, Daegu-Gyeongbuk Medical Innovation Foundation (DGMIF) CV	Biomolecular biomarkers for selective detection of pathogens
	Prof. Sooah KIM Department of Environment Science & Biotechnology, Jeonju University CV	Systemic metabolomics for plant, microbial, and human systems
	Prof. Eunjung KIM Division of Bioengineering, Incheon National University CV	DNA-based Material Systems for Biomedical Applications

Young Scientist Forum (신진연구자를 위한 포럼)		조직위원회
Instruction	In this symposium, The Invited young scientists will present their current research progress. Through this session, we can share the most recent advances on biotechnology including biosensor technology, medical biotechnology, and bioprocess engineering.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Prof. Jun-O JIN Department of Medical Biotechnology, Yeungnam University CV	Immunotherapy against Cancer by the Adjuvant Effect of an Escherichia coli Adhesion Portion, FimH
	Prof. Hyeon-Yeol CHO Department of Bio & Fermentation Convergence Technology, Kookmin University CV	Mesenchymal Stem Cell Spheroids as an Active Nanomedicine Delivery Platform for Cancer Therapy
	Prof.Ho Seok KWAK Department of Food Science and Engineering, Dongyang Mirae University CV	Microfluidic applications to increase photoautotrophic biofuel production in microalgae

Diagnosis of COVID-19		Prof. Hyun Gyu Park Prof. Cheulhee Jung
Instruction	Recently, due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 and its spread to the world, interest in diagnosis and treatment of the virus has increased. In particular, rapid and accurate diagnosis to minimize spread is becoming important. In the midst of this, some Korean companies have developed high-performance diagnostic kits to supply them not only in Korea but also around the world, and are helping to slow the spread of COVID-19. In line with these current conditions, this symposium will discuss in-depth contents of how COVID-19 is currently being diagnosed.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker Professor Heungsup Sung University of Ulsan College of Medicine and Asan Medical Center CV	Laboratory Diagnosis of COVID-19
	Invited Speaker CEO Min H. Kim BIO-MEDICUS CV	Molecular Point-of-Care Testing for COVID-19
	Invited Speaker Director Sang Gyung Kim Korea Institute of Science & Technology (KIST), Foreign Cooperation Headquarters CV	Highly multiplexed molecular diagnosis with particles of real-time PCR
	Invited Speaker Assistant Professor Taek Lee Kwangwoon University CV	Construction of Functional Nucleic Acid-Nanoparticle Hybrid for Virus Biosensor Application

Diagnosis of COVID-19		Prof. Hyun Gyu Park Prof. Cheulhee Jung
Instruction	Recently, due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 and its spread to the world, interest in diagnosis and treatment of the virus has increased. In particular, rapid and accurate diagnosis to minimize spread is becoming important. In the midst of this, some Korean companies have developed high-performance diagnostic kits to supply them not only in Korea but also around the world, and are helping to slow the spread of COVID-19. In line with these current conditions, this symposium will discuss in-depth contents of how COVID-19 is currently being diagnosed.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker Senior/ Principal Research Scientist Kyu-Sun Lee Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology CV	The present and future diagnostic strategies can be developed to manage COVID-19
	Invited Speaker Professor Sung Key Jang Pohang University of Science and Technology CV	Development of Point-Of-Care Diagnostic Systems for Viruses Using a Novel Virus-Based SELEX (Viro-SELEX)
	Invited Speaker Associate professor Won-Bo SHIM Gyeongsang National University CV	Use of molecular beacons to solve a false-positive result often generated by LAMP as an alternative method to q-PCR
	Invited Speaker Associate professor Ji-Young Ahn Chungbuk National University CV	Loop mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) assays as a rapid diagnostic for COVID-19

Diagnosis of COVID-19		Prof. Hyun Gyu Park Prof. Cheulhee Jung
Instruction	Recently, due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 and its spread to the world, interest in diagnosis and treatment of the virus has increased. In particular, rapid and accurate diagnosis to minimize spread is becoming important. In the midst of this, some Korean companies have developed high-performance diagnostic kits to supply them not only in Korea but also around the world, and are helping to slow the spread of COVID-19. In line with these current conditions, this symposium will discuss in-depth contents of how COVID-19 is currently being diagnosed.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Invited Speaker Professor Heungsup Sung University of Ulsan College of Medicine and Asan Medical Center CV	Laboratory Diagnosis of COVID-19
	Invited Speaker CEO Min H. Kim BIO-MEDICUS CV	Molecular Point-of-Care Testing for COVID-19
	Invited Speaker Director Sang Gyung Kim Korea Institute of Science & Technology (KIST), Foreign Cooperation Headquarters CV	Highly multiplexed molecular diagnosis with particles of real-time PCR
	Invited Speaker Assistant Professor Taek Lee Kwangwoon University CV	Construction of Functional Nucleic Acid-Nanoparticle Hybrid for Virus Biosensor Application
	Invited Speaker Senior/ Principal Research Scientist Kyu-Sun Lee Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology CV	The present and future diagnostic strategies can be developed to manage COVID-19
	Invited Speaker Professor Sung Key Jang Pohang University of Science and Technology CV	Development of Point-Of-Care Diagnostic Systems for Viruses Using a Novel Virus-Based SELEX (Viro-SELEX)
	Invited Speaker Associate professor Won-Bo SHIM Gyeongsang National University CV	Use of molecular beacons to solve a false-positive result often generated by LAMP as an alternative method to q-PCR
	Invited Speaker Associate professor Ji-Young Ahn Chungbuk National University CV	Loop mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) assays as a rapid diagnostic for COVID-19

Young Scientist Forum (신진연구자를 위한 포럼)		조직위원회
Instruction	In this symposium, The Invited young scientists will present their current research progress. Through this session, we can share the most recent advances on biotechnology including biosensor technology, medical biotechnology, and bioprocess engineering.
Speaker	Affiliation	Title	E-Conference
	Senior Researcher Hwa Hui SHIN Medical Device Development Center, Daegu-Gyeongbuk Medical Innovation Foundation (DGMIF) CV	Biomolecular biomarkers for selective detection of pathogens
	Prof. Sooah KIM Department of Environment Science & Biotechnology, Jeonju University CV	Systemic metabolomics for plant, microbial, and human systems
	Prof. Eunjung KIM Division of Bioengineering, Incheon National University CV	DNA-based Material Systems for Biomedical Applications
	Prof. Jun-O JIN Department of Medical Biotechnology, Yeungnam University CV	Immunotherapy against Cancer by the Adjuvant Effect of an Escherichia coli Adhesion Portion, FimH
	Prof. Hyeon-Yeol CHO Department of Bio & Fermentation Convergence Technology, Kookmin University CV	Mesenchymal Stem Cell Spheroids as an Active Nanomedicine Delivery Platform for Cancer Therapy
	Prof.Ho Seok KWAK Department of Food Science and Engineering, Dongyang Mirae University CV	Microfluidic applications to increase photoautotrophic biofuel production in microalgae

S311	11:10-11:20 Time-resolved Microfluidic Sampling for Cryo-EM Structructural Analysis of Biomolecular Assemblies Byungjin LEE¹, Mart-Erik MAEOTS², Sung Sik LEE³, Matthias PETER³, Radoslave I.ENCHEV², Chang-Soo LEE¹ ¹Department of Chemical Engineering, Chungnam National Unviersity, Daejeon, Korea, ² The Francis Crick Institute, London, UK, ³ Department of Biolog
S312	11:20-11:30 Development of Focused Ultrasound Responsive Complex for Efficiency Delivery of siRNA and Paclitaxel Byungjin LEE¹, Hyounkoo HAN1, Yongho JANG1, Kwangmeyung KIM2,3, Hyuncheol KIM1,4 1Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Sogang University, Seoul, Korea, 2Center for Theragnosis, Biomedical Research Institute, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, Korea, 3KU-KIST Graduate School of Converging Science and Technology, Korea University, Seoul, Korea, 4Department of Biomedical Engineering, Sogang University, Seoul, Korea

S311

11:10-11:20

Time-resolved Microfluidic Sampling for Cryo-EM Structructural Analysis of Biomolecular Assemblies

Byungjin LEE¹, Mart-Erik MAEOTS², Sung Sik LEE³, Matthias PETER³, Radoslave I.ENCHEV², Chang-Soo LEE¹

¹Department of Chemical Engineering, Chungnam National Unviersity, Daejeon, Korea, ² The Francis Crick Institute, London, UK, ³ Department of Biolog

S312

11:20-11:30

Development of Focused Ultrasound Responsive Complex for Efficiency Delivery of siRNA and Paclitaxel

Byungjin LEE¹, Hyounkoo HAN1, Yongho JANG1, Kwangmeyung KIM2,3, Hyuncheol KIM1,4

1Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Sogang University, Seoul, Korea, 2Center for Theragnosis, Biomedical Research Institute, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, Korea, 3KU-KIST Graduate School of Converging Science and Technology, Korea University, Seoul, Korea, 4Department of Biomedical Engineering, Sogang University, Seoul, Korea

Education

Year	Schools	Major area	Degree
1977–1981	Seoul National Univ.	Pharmaceutics	B.S.
1981–1983	KAIST	Biological Sciences	M.S.
1986–1991	Brown University	Biology and Medicine	Ph.D.

Professional Experience

Year	Organizations	Title
1983–1986	KAIST, Genetic Eng. Center	Researcher
1991–1994	MIT, USA	Post-doc
1993–1994	Cubist Pharmaceuticals, USA	Senior Scientist
1994-2001	Sung Kyun Kwan Univ.	Associate Professor
2001-2020	Seoul National Univ. College of Pharmacy, Graduate Program in Bioinformatics, Genetic Engineering Cancer Biology	Professor
2020-present	College of Pharmacy & School of Medicine Yonsei University	Professor
1998-2007	Center for ARS Network National Creative Research Initiatives	Director
2007-2010	Center for Medicinal Protein Network and Systems Biology, Seoul National University	Director
2008-2010	Information Center of Bio-pharmacological Network	Director
2008- present	Integrated Bioscience and Biotechnology Institute, Advanced Institutes of Convergence Technology	Director
2010- present	Medicinal Bioconvergence Research Center	Director
1998 - present	The National Center for Drug Screening	consultant
2010 - present	Institute for Integrated Cell-Material Sciences, Kyoto University	visiting professor
2007 – 2009	Scripps Institute, USA	visiting professor
2008- present	BMC Systems Biology, Amino Acids	editorial board member
2012- present	Biochemical Journal	editorial board member
2017 - 2021	Journal of Molecular Cell Biology	editorial board member

Awards

Year	Title	Description
1991	Barry Rosen Premier	Brown University, USA.
1997	Intl. Fellowship Award	Matsumae International Foundation, Japan
1998	Sung Kyun Grand Prize	Sung Kyun Kwan Univ
1999	Seoul City Award (Life Science)	Seoul Metropolitan
2000	Dong Hun Award	Korean Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
2002	The Best researcher in Biomedical Science	Korean Medical Association
2003	The Scientist of the Month	Korea Science and Engineering Foundation (KOSEF)
2003	National Presidential Award	Ministry of Science and Technology
2004 2006	Research Excellency Award	Biopharmacal Society
2006	The Scientist of the Year	Ministry of Science and Technology
2012	The Leading Creative Researcher Award	Seoul National University
2012	The Best Scientist Award	The National Academy of Sciences, Republic of Korea
2014	The Distinguished Alumni Award	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
2015	Ho-Am Prize, Medicine	Ho-Am Foundation
2015	Tech Biz Star Award	Ministry of Industry
2018	Achievement Award	Ministry of Health and Welfare
2020	Meritorious Honor Award	Ministry of Science and ICT

학력 및 경력

연도	학교/기관	전공	학위/비고
1992-1996	경희대학교 생물학과	생물학	학사
2000-2002	광주과학기술원 생명과학과	분자세포생물학	석사
2002-2006	광주과학기술원 생명과학과	분자세포생물학	박사
2006-2011	미국 국립보건원(NIH) 국립 노화연구소(NIA)	당뇨 및 대사질환	Post-Doc
2011-2012	미국 국립보건원(NIH) 국립 노화연구소(NIA)	당뇨 및 대사질환	Research Fellow
2012-현재	아주대학교 응용화학생명공학과	염증 및 대사질환	조/부교수

학력

년도 (부터 - 까지)	학 력	전 공	학 위
2009 ~ 2014	The University of Texas at Austin	화학공학	박사
2003 ~ 2005	고려대학교	환경생태공학	석사
1999 ~ 2003	고려대학교	응용생명환경화학	학사

경력

년도 (부터 - 까지)	기 관	직위(직명)
2020 ~ 현재	한국과학기술연구원	책임연구원
2018 ~ 현재	KIST 스쿨	부교수
2016 ~ 현재	KU-KIST 그린스쿨	겸임교수
2015 ~ 2020	한국과학기술연구원	선임연구원
2015 ~ 2018	UST	조교수
2004 ~ 2015	한국과학기술연구원	연구원

학력

연 도	학교명	전 공	학 위
1992~1998	연세대학교	화학공학	학사
1998~2003	연세대학교	생물공학	박사

경력

연 도	기 관 명	직 위
2004~2011	한국생명공학연구원	선임기술원
2010~2011	싱가포르국립대학교	객원연구원
2011~현재	연합과학기술대학원(UST)	부교수
2012~현재	한국생명공학연구원	책임기술원

수상경력

연 도	수 상 명	수 상 내 용
2012	중소기업혁신대전 교육과학기술부장관상	산·학·연공동기술개발 우수
2014	한국생명공학연구원 창립기념식 기술개발상	기술개발우수
2017	제20회 농림축산식품과학기술대상	농림축산식품부장관상

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