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8th

ASIA-KOREA CONFERENCE ON

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Human Health and Longevity in the Post COVID-19 Era

26th – 28th November 2020

Nanyang Executive Centre

Singapore

AKC 2020

OPENING ADDRESS

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Welcome to AKC2020!

It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Asia-KoreaConference on Science and Technology 2020(AKC2020).

AKC is the signature event of the Korean Scientists andEngineers Association chapters in the Asia-Pacificregion and aims to promote scientific andtechnological collaboration between Asia and Korea.We have had phenomenal success with past AKCmeetings, and I hope that AKC2020 will be anothergreat event to showcase emerging scientific andtechnological developments in the region.

This year’s conference theme is “Human Health andLongevity in the Post COVID-19 Era” and Singapore isan ideal location to host such an important event.Given the rapidly unfolding events worldwide andresulting impact on human society, it is critical that werethink how science and technology collaborations areconducted globally and how we can promote them inthe digital age. Together, we can find timely andimpactful solutions to use science and technology tomeet the needs of global society.

We have assembled a fantastic group of local andinternational speakers for AKC2020 from acrossuniversities, research institutes, and private companiesto introduce cutting-edge research, discuss the latesttrends, and offer future perspectives. Together, wecan find timely and impactful solutions to use scienceand technology to meet the needs of humanity.

Thank you and I look forward to a wonderful AKC2020.

Professor Nam-Joon ChoAKC2020 Conference Chair & PresidentProfessor of Materials Science and Engineering Materials Research Society of Singapore ProfessorSchool of Materials Science and EngineeringNanyang Technological University, Singapore

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WELCOME ADDRESS

Distinguished guests, fellow scientists and engineersfrom home and abroad,

It is my great honor to extend a warm welcome to allthe participants who have joined the 2020 Asia-KoreaConference on Science and Technology (AKC2020).

This year's AKC is held in combination of online and inperson to maintain vigilance for the health and safetyof all participants involved. At the outset, recognitionand gratitude shall go to President Nam-Joon Cho andthe esteemed members of the Korean Scientists andEngineers Association in Singapore (KSEASG) forpulling off a successfully orchestrated event of thismagnitude amidst these challenging times.

As the world remains on high alert over a continuouswave of mass infection and transboundarytransmission of COVID-19, the pandemic has broughtunprecedented economic upheaval, upending everyaspect of our livelihoods including the shut-down ofnonessential businesses, an abrupt shift to workingfrom home in a bid to prevent further spread of nthdegree transmission, not to mention amplifying socialand economic turmoil. Notwithstanding these publichealth crisis, Korea and Singapore are widely praisedas setting best practice with their preventive responseto COVID-19, which bespeaks a renewed opportunityto cooperate in fast-tracking medical and non-contactindustries between two countries.

In hopes of bringing about the betterment of mankindthrough partnerships in science and technology, thetheme of AKC2020 is ‘Human Health and Longevity inthe Post COVID-19 Era’. Advances in science andtechnology are becoming prominent in combatingCOVID-19, notably in contact tracing, social distancing,telemedicine through digital innovation, and vaccinedevelopment. In the light of this, the role entrusted toKorean and Asian scientists and engineers joiningtoday is more significant than ever in pooling their

wisdom to come up with workable measures toexplore scientific collaboration built on the well-beingof humankind.

Since its inception in 2013, KSEASG has gainedsignificant momentum by making great strides in jointinternational research among such Asian countries asKorea, Singapore, Japan and China, and become awell-established platform conducive to science andindustrial development in the region. I trust that thisplatform will continue to be at the heart of globalendeavors for innovations in science and technologythat will shape our future and lift cross-borderbarriers.

In closing, I am confident that your passion dedicatedto research and development will serve as a drivingforce behind ‘scientific and technological advancementfor the good and betterment of all mankind’. Please beassured that KOFST will always remain committed toyour noble work and pledge its unwavering support forAKC-2020 to give renewed impetus to mutuallybeneficial scientific and technological exchangesamong Korea and Asian countries down the road. Iwish you all the best in your future endeavors. Thankyou.

Woo Il Lee, Ph.D.President of the Korean Federation of Science andTechnology Societies

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It is my great pleasure to congratulate the KoreanScientists and Engineers Association in Singapore(KSEASG) on hosting the 8th Asia-Korea Conferenceon Science and Technology 2020 in Singapore.

In the context of rapid transformation in multipleareas of science technology, KSEASG has played apivotal role in promoting relevant exchanges betweenthe Republic of Korea and the Republic of Singapore.The Asia-Korea Conference on Science andTechnology has been a signature event of KSEASG, inthis regard. This year’s Conference bears specialmeaning as it is held at a time when the whole worldstruggles against the COVID-19 pandemic. The virushas awakened us to the true meaning of being able tophysically gather and relish personal interaction.

In the midst of the pandemic, the Korean governmentannounced a bold initiative – the Korean New Deal –to overcome the COVID-19 crisis and better preparefor the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This initiativeincludes investment plans in Data, Network, and AI, aswell as policy frameworks to facilitate innovation.

The Korean New Deal emphasizes bettercommunication and cooperation between private andpublic sectors and seeks to actively engage subjectmatter experts. On that note, the Asia-KoreaConference on Science and Technology provides amuch-valued engagement opportunity

I sincerely hope that scientists, engineers, and policy-makers will make the most out of this meaningfulconference, not least as we finally transition frommonths of online meetings to face-to-face gathering.

Thank you.

Ahn Young Jip, AmbassadorAmbassador of the Republic of Korea to the Republicof Singapore

CONGRATULATORY ADDRESS

AKC2020 SUMMARY TIMETABLE

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Day 1 (THU, 26th Nov)

Time & Venue Main Auditorium Lecture Hall 1

14:00 - 15:00 RegistrationForum and Networking for Foreign Student

Alumni from Southeast Asia and India

15:00 - 15:30 AKC 2020 Opening Ceremony

14:30 -

18:20

Opening CeremonySpecial Lecture

Asia Research Network (ARN)Engineers Without Borders

COAS GroupSoutheast Asia Presentation

Opening, Welcome, Congratulatory Address

15:30 - 16:00 Minister of Science, ICT Prize Award

The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies Award

KSEASG Internship Award

16:00 - 16:40 Plenary Lecture 1 : Prof. Yoon Jong-Lok, Hanyang University

16:40 - 17:20 Plenary Lecture 2 : Dr. Yuhyun Park, DQ Institute

17:20 - 17:30 Close Remark 18:20 -

21:00Banquet

17:30 - 20:00 Welcome Dinner

Day 2 (FRI, 27th Nov)

Time & Venue Main Auditorium Lecture Hall 1

08:00 - 09:00 Registration Next-Generation Science and Technology Leader

09:00 - 09:30 Minister of Science, ICT Award Lecture: Prof. Hyunsoo Yang, National University of Singapore

13:30 -

18:20

Opening CeremonySpecial Lecture

Brain Mobility & ARNEngineers Without Border

The Technology Partnership (Measuring the deformation of adsorbed particles using QCMD

Technology Pioneers)Alumni Presentation

Next-Generation Science and Technology Leader

09:30 - 10:00The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies Award Lecture

: Prof. Bong Keun Yoo, A*STAR


: Prof. Juha Song, Nanyang Technological University

10:30 - 11:00 Plenary Lecture 3 : Prof. Sue Gyeong Syn, COAS Group

11:00 - 11:30 Plenary Lecture 4 : Prof. DH Park, Handong Global University

11:30 – 13:00 Lunch

13:00 – 13:30 Plenary Lecture 5 Dr. Sae Moon Yoon, World Economic Forum

13:30 – 14:00 Panel Discussion: Mr. Charles Harvey, Hudson Institute & Prof. Nam-Joon Cho

14:00 – 14:30 Plenary Lecture 6 : Engineers Without Borders, NTU Student Chapter

14:30 – 15:30Plastic Pandemic in Marine Research : Dr. Nicolas Pilcher, Marine Research Foundation &

Prof. Nam-Joon Cho, Nanyang Technological University

15:30 – 16:00 Plenary Lecture 7 : Prof. Joshua A. Jackman, Sungkyunkwan University

16:00 – 17:00 Plenary Lecture 8 : Prof Pei-Jer Chen, National Taiwan University

Day 3 (SAT, 28th Nov)

Time & Venue Main Auditorium

09:30 - 10:00 Plenary Lecture 9 : Prof. Zvi Hayouka, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

10:00 - 10:30 Plenary Lecture 10 : Dr. Bo Kyeong Yoon, Sungkyunkwan University

10:30 - 11:00 Plenary Lecture 11 : Dr. Yong-An Lee, Genome Institute of Singapore, A*STAR

11:00 - 12:00 Plenary Lecture 12 : Dr. R. Dean Boyd, Hanor Company & Dr. Charlie Elrod, Natural Biologics/Cornell University

12:00 - 12:10 Closing Remarks

Lecture Hall 1 Lecture Hall 2

Young Professional Forum (YPF) Young Generation Forum (YGF)

14:30 – 14:40 Opening Ceremony 15:00 – 16:00 Registration

14:40 – 21:00

Special Lecture: “Smart Campus Cities: Connecting People”Special Lecture: “Post Covid-19 Era and IT”

Special Lecture: “The Sustainability and Revolution of 3D Printing Technologies after Covid-19 Pandemic”

KSEASG Internship Award Lecture , YPF PresentationWelcome Dinner

16:00 – 16:10 Opening Ceremony

16:10 – 21:00

Special Lecture: “Convergence Space of Digital Transformational Era”

Special Lecture: “A Creation of Monetary Value for Societal Impact”

YGF Presentation, Welcome Dinner

Day 4 (SUN, 29th Nov)

Time & Venue Lecture Hall 1 Lecture Hall 2

10:00 – 12:00 YPF agenda and Forum 10:00 – 12:00 YGF agenda and Forum

12:00 – 14:00 Lunch and interaction with the next generation of Korean scientists 12:00 – 14:00Lunch & Presentation of YGF and Discussion

(Conference of Korean Next Generation Scientists)

14:00 – 17:00Special Lecture: “World Economic Forum Tech Pioneer : Startup Activation”

Special Lecture: Engineers Without BordersSpecial Lecture: “Brain Mobility and Asia Research Network”

14:00 – 17:20Expert Presentation Session

: Future Career Development(Park Systems, Insplorion, AWSensors, PhotonicSys)

17:00 – 19:00 Dinner and interaction with the next generation of Korean scientists 17:20 – 19:00Welcome Dinner & Presentation of YGF and Discussion

(Conference of Korean Next Generation Scientists)

19:00 Closing 19:00 Closing

AKC2020 MAIN PROGRAM TIMETABLE

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Day 1 (THU, 26th Nov)


14:00 - 15:00 Registration

AKC 2020 Opening Ceremony

15:00 - 15:10 Opening AddressProf. Nam-Joon Cho

Nanyang Technological University, President of KSEASG

15:10 - 15:20 Welcome AddressDr. Woo il Lee

President of the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST)

15:20 - 15:30 Congratulatory AddressHis Excellency Mr. Ahn Young JipAmbassador of the Republic of Korea

to the Republic of Singapore

15:30 - 16:00

Minister of Science, ICT Prize Award

AKC 2020 AwardThe Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies Award

KSEASG Internship Award

16:00 - 16:40Plenary Lecture 1

Life Science-Oriented Society for the TMY (Trillion Man Year) Era

Prof. Yoon Jong-Lok Hanyang University, Future Consensus Institute, Former Vice Minister (Ministry of Science & ICT)


IQ, EQ, and DQ - Global Standards for Digital IntelligenceDr. Yuhyun Park

DQ Institute

17:20 - 17:30 Close RemarkProf. Nam-Joon Cho

Nanyang Technological University, President of KSEASG

17:30 - 20:00 Welcome Dinner

Day 2 (FRI, 27th Nov)


08:00 - 09:00 Registration

09:00 - 09:30Minister of Science, ICT Award LectureSpintronics for the Post COVID-19 Era

Prof. Hyunsoo YangNational University of Singapore


Artificial Intelligence Automatic Speech Recognition (AI ASR)Prof. Bong Keun Yoo

A*STAR, Singapore


Bioinspired Approaches to Resolve Existing issues in BiofabricationProf. Juha Song

Nanyang Technological University


Convergence Space of Digital Transformational EraProf. Sue Gyeong Syn

COAS Group


A Creation of Monetary Value for Societal ImpactProf. DH Park

Handong Global University

11:30 – 13:00 Lunch

13:00 – 14:00

Plenary Lecture 5Technology Pioneers of the World Economic Forum

Dr. Sae Moon Yoon (World Economic Forum)

Panel Discussion : Cyber Security : The Race For Quantum SupremacyProf. Nam-Joon Cho (Nanyang Technological University)

& Mr. Charles Harvey (Hudson Institute)

14:00 – 14:30Plenary Lecture 6

ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS – NTU Student Chapter YOUNG GENERATIONEngineers Without Borders

14:30 – 15:30 Challenges in Conservation of Large Charismatic Marine FaunaDr. Nicolas Pilcher (Marine Research Foundation)

Prof. Nam-Joon Cho (Nanyang Technological University)


Broad-Spectrum Antiviral Strategies for Stopping Membrane-Enveloped VirusesProf. Joshua A. Jackman

Sungkyunkwan University


Endeavor in Slashing Common Viral Hepatitis to a Rare Disease in TaiwanProf. Pei-Jer Chen

National Taiwan University

Day 3 (SAT, 28th Nov)



Development of Novel Antimicrobial PeptidesProf. Zvi Hayouka

Hebrew University of Jerusalem


Unraveling How Medium-Chain Fatty Acids and Monoglycerides Induce Phospholipid Membrane Disruption

Dr. Bo Kyeong YoonSungkyunkwan University


Visualizing Tumorigenic Cells through Small-Molecule Fluorescent Probe DevelopmentsDr. LEE Yong-An

Genome Institute of Singapore, A*STAR


Food Security: Agricultural Innovation

Dr. R. Dean Boyd (Hanor Company)

Dr. Charlie Elrod (Natural Biologics, Cornell University)

Prof. Joshua A. Jackman (Sungkyunkwan University)

Prof. Nam-Joon Cho (Nanyang Technological University)

12:00 - 12:10 Closing Remarks

Human Health and Longevity in the Post COVID-19 Era

AKC-2020 Forum and Networking for Foreign Student Alumni from Southeast Asia and IndiaChair/Co-Chair: Prof. Haiwon Lee, Prof. Nam-Joon Cho, Dr. Jung Sang Yong

❑ Date: 14:30 Singapore, November 26th, 2020 ❑ Venue: Lecture Hall 1, Nanyang Executive Center, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore❑ Attendees: Vietnamese as well as other Asian and Korean scientists and engineers❑ Topic: AKC Networking in Southeast Asia and India (TRACK1)❑ Online Venue: Join Zoom Meeting (https://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/94372895437) 14:30 Singapore, Nov 26th , 2020

Meeting ID: 943 7289 5437 Passcode: 333000❑ Host: Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST), Korean Scientists and Engineers

Association in Singapore (KSEASG), Asia Research Network (ARN)

14:30 – 14:40 Opening Ceremony : Prof. Nam-Joon Cho, President of KSEASG

14:40 – 15:40 Special Lecture 1 : Prof. Haiwon Lee, Founder of Asian Research Network (ARN)/President of ARN Korea

15:40 – 16:10 Special Lecture 2 : Engineers Without Borders, Young Generation Singapore Chapter

16:10 – 16:40 Special Lecture 3 : Prof. Sue Gyeong Syn, COAS Group

16:40 – 18:20 Presentation : 12 Southeast Asia Professional Alumni Speech “Southeast Asia alumni’s experiences in Korea & Cooperation ways between Korea and Southeast Asia”

16:40 – 16:50Tran Quang DeCan Tho University, Vietnam

16:50 – 17:00Nguyen Le Tri DangDuy Tan University, Vietnam

17:00 – 17:10Williem WilliemVerihubs, Indonesia

17:10 – 17:20Baynosa Marjorie LaraUniversity of Philippines-Diliman, Philippines

17:20 – 17:30Sriv TharithRoyal University of Phnom Penh, Cambodia

17:30 – 17:40Arote RohidasSeoul National University, Korea

17:40 – 17:50Amalnerkar EshanHanyang University, Korea

17:50 – 18:00Bui HoaVietnam Academy of Science and Technology, Vietnam

18:00 – 18:10Apichate ManeewongThailand Institute of Nuclear Technology, Thailand

18:10 – 18:20Thi Thanh Huong TranVietnam Metrology Institute, Vietnam

18:20 – 18:30 Introducing Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in Singapore (KSEASG)

18:30 Closing

Timetable

SPECIAL SESSION (TRACK1)

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Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in Singapore (KSEASG) cordially invite Southeast Asian (including India)graduates residing in Southeast Asia who have studied in Korea to the Webinar on Thursday, November 26, 2020.Prof. Nam-Joon Cho, Organizing Chair of Asia Korea Conference 2020 (AKC2020), co-organize the Webinar onNovember 26 with Asian Research Network Korea (Nonprofit Organization), and the title of Webinar on Track 1 is“Forum and Networking for Foreign Student Alumni from Southeast Asia and India”. Prof. Haiwon Lee, President ofARN Korea, will be chairing this Webinar together with Prof. Nam-Joon Cho.

https://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/94372895437

AKC-2020 Next-Generation Science and Technology LeaderChair/Co-Chair: Prof. Juha Song, Prof. Jong Min Lee

❑ Date: 13:30 Singapore, November 27th, 2020❑ Venue: Lecture Hall 1, Nanyang Executive Center, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore❑ Attendees: Alumni (non-Korean) who participated in the previous event ❑ Topic: Next-Generation Science and Technology Leader❑ Online Venue: Join Zoom Meeting (https://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/98042324046) 13:30 Singapore, Nov 27th, 2020

Meeting ID: 980 4232 4046 Passcode: 348085❑ Host: Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST), Korean Scientists and Engineers

Association in Singapore (KSEASG), Asia Research Network (ARN)

SPECIAL SESSION (Alumni Networking)

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Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in Singapore (KSEASG) is inviting alumni who participated in the previousevent : Young Generation Forum (YGF), the Young Professional Forum (YPF), the Asia-Korea Conference (AKC) andnew generation NET hosted by KSEASG for continuous networking expansion between alumni.Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in Singapore (KSEASG) cordially invite Scientists and Engineers whoparticipated in our previous event to the Webinar on Friday, November 27, 2020. Prof. Nam-Joon Cho, Chair of AsiaKorea Conference 2020 (AKC2020), organize the Webinar on November 27, and the title of Webinar on Alumninetwork Forum is “Forum and Networking for Alumni : Next-generation science and technology leader”.


13:40 – 14:40 Special Lecture 1 : Brain Mobility & Asian Research Network (ARN), President of ARN

14:40 – 15:10 Special Lecture 2 : Engineers Without Borders, NTU YGF Chapter

15:10 – 15:40 Special Lecture 3 : Dr. Jurriaan Gillissen, The Technology Partnership

15:40 – 16:10 Special Lecture 4 : Dr. Sae Moon Yoon, World Economic Forum

16:10 – 18:20 Presentation : Next-Generation Science and Technology Leader

16:10 – 16:20Dr. Wei Beng NgFounder of Sporogenics, Singapore

16:20 – 16:30Mr. Abebual MollaSungkyunkwan University, Korea

16:30 – 16:40Dr. JaeHyun Park University of California at LA, USA

16:40 – 16:50Mr. Tun Naw SutNanyang Technological University, Singapore & Sungkyunkwan University, Korea

16:50 – 17:00Ms. Hyeonjin ParkNanyang Technological University, Singapore & Sungkyunkwan University, Korea

17:00 – 17:10Dr. Teng Fei FanChinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China

17:10 – 17:20Mr. Gamaliel MaNanyang Technological University, Singapore

17:20 – 17:30Mr. Mohammed Shahrudin IbrahimNanyang Technological University, Singapore

17:30 – 17:40Ms. Natalia MokrzeckaInstitute for Molecular Medicine Finland (FIMM), Finland

17:40 – 17:50Dr. Parthasaradhi TanguturiThe University of Arizona Health Sciences, USA

17:50 – 18:00Ms. Elba ValleNanyang Technological University, Singapore

18:00 – 18:10Dr. Kabir Hassan BiswasHamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar

18:10 – 18:20 Introducing Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in Singapore (KSEASG)18:20 Closing

Timetable


AKC-2020 Young Professional Forum (YPF)Chair/Co-Chair: Prof. Yoo Bong Guen, Prof. Tony Tae Hyung Kim, Prof. Seung Ki Moon

❑ Date: November 28th - 29th, 2020❑ Venue: Lecture Hall 1, Nanyang Executive Center, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore❑ Attendees: Young Professional❑ Topic: Next Generation Science and Technology Post COVID-19 Era❑ Online Venue: Young Professional Forum (YPF), AKC Lecture Hall 1

Zoom Meeting (https://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/98312451944), Nov 28th -29th, 2020Meeting ID: 983 1245 1944, Passcode: 425934

❑ Host: Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST), Korean Scientists and EngineersAssociation in Singapore (KSEASG)

SPECIAL SESSION (Young Professional Forum, YPF)

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The 2020 Asia-Korea Conference on Science and Technology (AKC2020) is an annual conference convened for theKorea-related scientific and engineering organizations to promote scientific and technological cooperation betweenrespective Asian countries and Korea. At this AKC2020, we are aiming to build a platform for mutual exchange tostrengthen and foster the capabilities of next-generation of science and technology talents in Asia.We sincerely look forward to your ungrudging support and participation, which will serve as cornerstones of thisevent.


14:40 – 15:10Special Lecture 1 : Prof. Nam-Joon Cho, Nanyang Technological University“Smart Campus Cities: Connecting People”

15:10 – 15:40Special Lecture 2 : Prof. Tony Tae Hyoung Kim, Nanyang Technological University“Post Covid-19 Era and IT”

15:40 – 16:10Special Lecture 3 : Prof. Seung Ki Moon, Nanyang Technological University“The Sustainability and Revolution of 3D Printing Technologies after Covid-19 Pandemic”

16:10 – 16:40 KSEASG Internship Award Lecture : Ezekiel Yang, National University of Singapore

16:40 – 19:10 YPF Presentation

16:40 – 17:10 Dr. Gao Caitian, Nanyang Technological University 17:10 – 17:40 Dr. Yuncheng Lu, Nanyang Technological University

17:40 – 18:10 Mr. Moobum Kim, Nanyang Technological University 18:10 – 18:40 Dr. Ze Zhao, Nanyang Technological University

18:40 – 19:10 Dr. Ferhan Abdul Rahim, Nanyang Technological University 19:10 – 19:40 Dr. Saziye Yorulmaz Avsar, University of Basel

19:40 – 21:00 Dinner and interaction with the next generation of Korean scientists

SAT, 28th NovTimetable

10:00 – 11:00YPF agenda and Forum 1: Prof. DH Park, Handong Global University“A Creation of Monetary Value for Societal Impact”

11:00 – 12:00YPF agenda and Forum 2: Prof. Sue Gyeong Syn, COAS Artist Group“Convergence Space of Digital Transformation Era”

12:00 – 14:00 Lunch and interaction with the next generation of Korean scientists (Afternoon Teatime)

14:00 – 14:30Special Lecture 1 : Dr. Sae Moon Yoon, World Economic Forum “World Economic Forum Tech Pioneer : Startup Activation”

14:30 – 15:30 Special Lecture: Birth of Digital Intelligence : DQ Institute with Asoka Foundation

15:30 – 16:00 Special Lecture 2 : Engineers Without Borders, NTU students, Singapore

16:00 – 16:30 Special Lecture 3 : From Hard Pollen to Soft Matter, Singapore

16:30 – 17:30Special Lecture 4 : Prof. Haiwon Lee, Asian Research Network (ARN) Founder/President of ARN Korea“Brain Mobility and Asia Research Network”

17:30 – 19:00 Dinner and interaction with the next generation of Korean scientists

19:00 Closing

SUN, 29th Nov


AKC-2020 Young Generation Forum (YGF)Chair/Co-Chair: Dr. Shin Sang Ho, Dr. Shin Bora, Mr. Song Jeong Seop

❑ Date: November 28 - 29th, 2020❑ Venue: Lecture Hall 2, Nanyang Executive Center, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore❑ Topic: Asia Young Generation Forum❑ Attendees: Science and Technology-related Youth Science and Technology❑ Host: Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST), Korean Scientists and Engineers

Association in Singapore (KSEASG)❑ Online Venue: Young Generation Forum (YGF), AKC Lecture Hall 2

Zoom Meeting (https://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/95765328564), 04:00 PM Singapore, Nov 28-29, 2020Meeting ID: 957 6532 8564 Passcode: 778207

SPECIAL SESSION (Young Generation Forum, YGF)

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The 2020 Asia-Korea Conference on Science and Technology (AKC2020) is an annual conference convened for the Korea-relatedscientific and engineering organizations to promote scientific and technological cooperation between respective Asian countriesand Korea. At this AKC2020, the Asia Young Generation Forum on stage for the mutual exchange to foster the capacity of the nextgeneration of Asian science and technology talents. That is to solve the problem of population reduction and to develop scienceand technology through human resources absorption by promoting pride and national ties through academic exchanges amongthe next generation of Asian scientists and enhancing understanding of Korea. In particular, it is designed to establish futurestrategies and visions through free discussion by next-generation scientific and technological talents as well as networking in anOn and Offline way that quickly adapts to and develops modern science and technology after COVID-19 pandemic.

15:00 – 16:00 Registration


16:10 – 16:35 Special Lecture 1 : “Convergence Space of Digital Transformational Era”

16:35 – 17:00 Special Lecture 2 : “A Creation of Monetary Value for Societal Impact”

17:00 – 18:10 Presentation: Expert Presentation Session

17:00 – 17:10 Jia Ying Brenda Tan, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

17:10 – 17:20 Kevin Pranoto, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

17:20 – 17:30 Jing Xiang Ng, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

17:30 – 17:40 Wai Kit Lam, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

17:40 – 17:50 Chaeeun Lee, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

17:50 – 18:00 Rachel Pong, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

18:00 – 18:10 Jin Jie Liew, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

18:10 – 18:20 Jingyu Deng, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

18:20 – 21:00 Welcome Dinner & Discussion (Conference of Korean Next Generation Scientist)

SAT, 28th NovTimetable

SUN, 29th Nov

10:00 – 11:00 YGF agenda and Forum 1: Investigation of Biorecognition Processes using AFM

11:00 – 12:00 YGF agenda and Forum 2: Prof. Haiwon Lee, President of ARN Korea

12:00 – 14:00 Lunch & Presentation of YGF and Discussion (Conference of Korean Next Generation Scientist)

14:00 – 17:20 Expert Presentation Session : Future Career Development

14:00 – 14:25 Panel Discussion on Mr. Bong-Kwon Son

14:25 – 14:50 Panel Discussion on Mr. Moo-Bum Kim

14:50 – 15:20 Special Keynote Lecture: Dr. Sang-Joon Cho & Mr. Seong-Oh Kim, Park Systems

15:20 – 15:50 Special Keynote Lecture : Dr. João Rosa, Insplorion

15:50 – 16:20 Special Keynote Lecture: Dr. María Isabel Rocha Gaso, AWSensors

16:20 – 16:50 Special Keynote Lecture: Dr. Ibrahim Abdulhalim, PhotonicSys

16:50 – 17:20 Special Keynote Lecture: Dr. Gabriel Ohlsson, Biolin Scientific

17:20 – 19:00 Welcome Dinner & Discussion (Conference of Korean Next Generation Scientist)

19:00 Closing


ABSTRACTLife science is critical to the Korean economy for the next decades since the COVID-19 pandemic. Our government declareda Heavy-Chemical Industry oriented society in 1973 even though we had no natural resources at all. However, this was anenabler of the last 50 years of the Korean economy. The highest occupation of Koran GDP was almost 50% in the late 1980sthrough the heavy and chemical economy. 10 years later, in 1983, we declared an Information and CommunicationTechnology (ICT) oriented economy and invested almost every effort in the ICT sector by government and private sectorsincluding Samsung and LG. Now, almost 90% of our trade surplus is initiated by the ICT industry in Korea, which is 8% of 4trillion dollars of the worldwide market. But eventually, China and some countries are challenging against the ICT marketand life science is rising dramatically on top of ICT infrastructures after the COVID-19. Recently, Korean private think-tanker, Yeosijae, has initiated a report on this matter to the government, which is to gear towards life science-orientedKorea. UN expects we are supposed to be ready for the 10 billion people with a 100-year longevity era by 2050, which coins1 Trillion Man Year (TMY). In this regard, this talk will cover some issues for life science-oriented new economy for thepreparation of after TMY era.

BIOGRAPHYMr. Jong Lok Yoon is a professor of Hanyang University in Korea. He is teaching Management of Innovations andcontributes special advisor to the president of the University. He was the President of National IT Industry PromotionAgency of Korea (NIPA) since 2015. NIPA is an IT industry promotion organization operated by the Government of SouthKorea. Prior to this position, he served as the Vice Minister of Korean government at the Ministry of Science ICT and FuturePlanning (MSIP). During this period, he played a leading role in Government’s key initiative – Creative Economy, whichfocuses on boosting the economy through nurturing the startups and small/medium sized business in Korea. His strongpartnerships with startup communities in Israel’s innovation hub continue to help his drive and thought leadership infostering the innovation culture in Korea even after his ministry role.

Before he joined the government, he was invited to become a professor of Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea, which is onetop ranked universities in Korea, at the school of convergence technology. Prior to that, he was senior executive consultantto the President of Bell Labs in New Jersey, U.S., which is one of the most prestigious telecommunications laboratories. Hisrole as an executive consultant focused on the new strategies for the converged industries using ICT technology as aconvergence enabler such as new concept of healthcare, automobile, education for the coming decade. He consulted onthese issues to the president of Bell Labs with the collaboration of CTO of Alcatel-Lucent group.He was a board of director and senior executive vice president of KT and has been leading the Growing Business Groupuntil 2009. Prior to that, he served as head of R&D Group, New Business Planning Group, Marketing Group, and e-BizGroup. He also served as the President of KT America Inc. During these years, Mr. Yoon led transformation of KT from atraditional telephone company to a total solution provider and was credited to with formulating “Telco 2.0”, which wasTelco’s new role and business model in the IP world for increasing customer value.Mr. Yoon is Chairman of Telecommunication Technology Association of Korea, Korea Internet Telephony Forum, and KoreaInstitute of Information & Telecommunication Facilities Engineering. He is a distinguished member of Future Trend Forum(FTF) sponsored by Spanish bank Bankinter.He received B.S. in Air Telecommunication Engineering at Korea Aerospace University and M.S. in Electronics andEngineering at Yonsei University in Korea. He also received Diploma in Telecommunications Police Analysis from MichiganState University.He gives lectures and speeches in global fora and global and governmental institutes and published best seller books inKorea specializing in the new industry revolution, startups and ICT. He is often featured in many newspaper articles and TVprograms as thought leader.

PLENARY SPEAKER 1

Life Science-Oriented Society for the TMY (Trillion Man Year) Era

Prof. Jong-Lok Yoon Hanyang University (Professor, Computer Science)

Former Vice Minister (Ministry of Science & ICT) Korean GovernmentDistinguished Researcher (Future Consensus Institute, Korea)

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ABSTRACTChildren and youth are facing a strange new world in response to COVID-19, with schools closing, fewer servicesavailable, and a tremendous increase in unregulated screen time and online access. Children and youth were alreadysuffering from too little support, as evidenced by ~70% of 8- to 18-year-olds across 30 countries reporting at least onecyber-risk in the past year. The risks are varied, including cyber-bullying and victimization, risky meetings, gamingaddiction, privacy problems, and risky content, and false news. These risks can lead to serious outcomes, such aspoorer social adjustment, poor school performance, and poor health. With schools closing in response to COVID-19,the risks will increase and the opportunities to train and support children have decreased. There is an urgent need forglobal solutions and coordination to ensure child online protection and empowerment.

DQ Institute developed the world's first global standard framework for digital literacy and digital skills (IEEE 3527.1-2020). Currently, there are several international- and national-level initiatives with similar visions of child onlineprotection and empowerment in the digital age. In this talk I will discuss how to create faster, more efficient,coordinated, and comprehensive digital skills empowerment by connecting these ongoing initiatives and leveragingthe strengths of each effort using the DQ Global Standards. This will result in increased digital safety and security at aglobal level.

BIOGRAPHYDr. Yuhyun Park is the founder of the DQ Institute and a world-leading expert in digital skills andchild online safety. Shecreated the Digital Intelligence (DQ) framework and assessment, which wasendorsed by the IEEE StandardsAssociation, OECD, and World Economic Forum as the foundation tobuild global standards for digital literacy, skills, andreadiness. Dr. Park developed the Child OnlineSafety Index, the world's first real-time metric tracker to help nationsunderstand their childrens’ online safety status and leads the #DQEveryChild initiative, a global digital citizenshipmovement. She serves in various global leadership positions related to digital economy and education, in theG20 CivilSociety, EQUALS ITU Digital Skills Coalition, and Coalition for Digital Intelligence. She has received international awardsand recognitions including a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, Ashoka Fellow, Eisenhower Fellow, andmultiple UNESCO prizes. Dr Park completed herPh.D. in biostatistics at Harvard University.

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IQ, EQ, and DQ - Global Standards for Digital Intelligence

Dr. Yuhyun Park, Founder DQ Institute | DQ World , DQinstitute.org | DQWorld.net

ABSTRACTDevelopment of future sensor, memory, and computing nano-devices based on novel physical concepts is one of thesignificant research endeavors in modern electronics research. The field of spintronics is one such promising area ofnanotechnologies which utilizes both the charge and spin of an electron for device operations. The advantage offeredby spin systems is in their non-volatility and low-power functionality. This talk introduces emerging spintronicphenomena and the research advancements in diverse spin-based applications. Spin devices and systems for logic,memories, emerging computing schemes, flexible electronics and terahertz emitters are discussed in order to addressfuture challenges for the post Covid19 era.

BIOGRAPHYHyunsoo Yang is a GlobalFoundries Chaired Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,National University of Singapore (NUS), working on various magnetic materials and devices for spintronics applications.He worked at C&S technology, LG Electronics in San Jose, and Intelligent Fiber Optic Systems, California. He receivedhis Doctorate from Stanford University. From 2004-2007, he was at IBM-Stanford Spintronic Science and ApplicationsCenter. He has authored more than 200 journal articles, given 190 invited presentations, and holds 18 patents. He wasa recipient of the Outstanding Dissertation Award for 2006 from the American Physical Society (GMAG), IEEEMagnetics Society Distinguished Lectureship for 2019, and National Research Foundation Investigatorship Award 2020.

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Spintronics for the Post COVID-19 Era

Prof. Hyunsoo YangGlobalFoundries Chaired ProfessorSpin and Energy Lab DirectorDepartment of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore

ABSTRACTThere has been tremendous development in artificial intelligence automatic speech recognition (ASR) used inautonomous vehicle, home automation, robots, Internet of Things (IoT) and smart-phones for last 15 years. Manyissues in ASR like recognition in noisy environments, multilingual recognition, conversational recognition and far-fieldrecognition were addressed effectively.These day ASR is software agent that uses for human-machines interaction and Apple’s Siri, Amazon’s Alexa,Microsoft’s Cortana, and Google’s Assistant which are embedded in smart-phones or dedicated speakers are the mostpopular voice assistants which use ASR.I will explore the fundamentally AI ASR and how can we develop AI ASR on android platform.

BIOGRAPHYBong Keun Yoo is a principal researcher at Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R), A*STAR. He has been working onspeech and language technology in Singapore, the USA and Republic of Korea for over 20 years.Now he is a key researcher at I2R, A*STAR and he manages speech recognition engine training, which served manyindustrial projects in Singapore and delivered English, Mandarin, Bahasa Malay, Bahasa Indonesia, Thai, Bengali andTamil automatic speech recognition(ASR) systems. Also he developed AI ASR for English, Mandarin and Bahasa Malayon android platform and code-switch ASR between English and Mandarin.Prior to joining A*STAR, he was a principal researcher in Rosetta Stone Speech Recognition Lab and ACLC in the USA.He was a manager at Cegi Information Research Center, a senior researcher at YesTechnology and a junior researcherat Lernout & Hauspie.His research interests include Artificial intelligence(AI) ASR, far-field AI ASR, conversational AI ASR code-switch AI ASRand End-To-End ASR.

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Artificial Intelligence Automatic Speech Recognition (AI ASR)

Prof. Bong Keun YooPrincipal ResearcherInstitute for Infocomm ResearchA*STAR

ABSTRACTBiofabrication technologies have endowed us with the capability to fabricate complex biological constructs andfunctional biomedical implants for various biomedical applications. However, during the biofabrication process, thereare many unresolved issues such as insufficient mechanical stability of biomaterials, intrinsic cytotoxic environments ofthe biofabrication process or limited off-the-shelf availability, shipping and temporal storage of fabricated bio-constructs. Through bioinspired approaches, I have tried to resolve those issues. In this talk, I will introduce severalapproaches that my group has developed.-Hydrogel composite 3D printing through biomineralization-Cytoprotective cell coatings inspired by plant seed-Freeform 3D printing for biomimetic elbow membrane

Through this talk, I will explain how various strategies nature developed can be implemented into man-made systems.

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Bioinspired approaches to resolve existing issues in biofabrication

Prof. Juha SongSchool of Chemical and Biomedical EngineeringNanyang Technological UniversitySingapore Centre for 3D printing

BIOGRAPHYDr. Juha Song, is an Assistant Professor, in the School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering at Nanyang

Technological University (NTU), an active member of the Singapore Centre for 3D Printing (SC3DP) and the school

representative for robotics research center (RRC). She has obtained her PhD in Materials Science and Engineering at

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in 2011 with research focus on bioimimetics and biomechanics for an

understanding of material design principles of natural exoskeleton systems. She did her post-doctoral training at

Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology, Seoul National University, where she conducted research on

development of hybrid biomaterials for dental, orthopedic, cardiovascular and soft tissue implants, actively working

with local biomedical companies. During 2014-2015, she was also a contract professor at Korea University, School of

Biomedical Engineering. Her lab’s research interests focus on experimental and theoretical investigations of natural

and synthetic composite materials across all length scales, particularly in the field of biomimetic and bioinspired

engineering, as well as biomedical engineering, covering various topics on nanomechanics, biomechanics, biomimetic

design, 3D fabrication and prototyping, biomedical material design, synthesis and evaluation. At NTU, her research has

focused on how to implement material design principles from nature into various synthetic material systems, mainly

using additive manufacturing tools and computational tools. Her group has developed various 3D printing tools for

fabrication of bioinspired material systems. My research areas are summarized as follows: 1) Bioinspired biomedical

systems, 2) Cell and tissue manufacturing and 3) Additive manufacturing system

AbstractNow we live in an era of rapidly changing digital transformation. It is being detected everywhere in our lives andspaces, and it has an independent interface using personal devices or products in the background of hyper-connectedsociety. In addition, the recent worldwide fandom situation has led to calls for an untact interface. In this situation,then, should people continue to use only personal devices or interfaces in small screens of products without otheroptions? Will all the space in our lives disappear? I came up with the idea of a new way of space communication. Iwould like to talk about the data provided in the contact interface, offline services that can be enjoyed, and how datacan be communicated using our living space and environment.

BiographySue Gyeong Syn is a member of the artist group COAS, an adjunct professor of design and interaction design at theKorean National University of Arts and an adjunct professor at College of Design in Hongik University. We study thecommunication methods and interactions between various factors such as environment, people, computers, naturalobjects, and artifacts. This includes not only visual expression, but also design for behavior or experience. Thiscommunication method actively embraces and utilizes advanced technologies to be richly designed in many ways. Inorder to understand and design culture, the field of humanities, the field of architecture to know and utilize theenvironment and space, and the field of science and engineering to actively utilize the technology, they mainlycollaborate with each other to integrate with each other.The most well-known works recently are external installations that have been completed in collaboration with steeland construction technology. These projects help communication between the environment and people by using theinstallation structure as an interface, or to communicate information between the media and people.She received B.F.A. for design at the Korean National University of Arts, studied graphics and design, completed M.F.A.in Digital Art from Pratt Institute in the U.S., expanded his knowledge of art using digital, and studied interactivecommunication and technology in New York University.She worked as an interactive digital media artist while working as a designer in the IT industry in the U.S. and iscurrently studying related projects or working on media art as an artist while teaching interactive design at the KoreaNational University of Arts and Hongik University.

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Convergence Space of Digital Transformational Era

Prof. Sue Gyeong SynCOAS Artist Group (Convergence Of Arts and Science )

Adjunct professor Interactive Design / Department of Design / Korea National Univ. of ArtsAdjunct professorCollege of Design and Art / Hongik Univ.Founder of XYZN Media Lab

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As a live case for GPS Program, DH is working with a group of students in Handong Global University to solvethe poverty of tea pickers in Kenya, the epitome of the 5000 years old vicious cycle of poverty in teaindustry, by co-creating a smart global tea value chain with a purpose-driven community who are alignedwith the purpose of “To help tea pickers to get great teas to tea lovers!” Currently crowd funding for theproject is under way via Kickstarter together with EIG in Texas State University. This is a social experimentthat monetary value can be created when a problem gets solved by purpose-driven collaboration in aholistic and multidisciplinary approach on a foundation of entrepreneurship.

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A creation of monetary value for societal impact

Prof. DH ParkSchool of Creative Conversions EducationHandong Global University

BIOGRAPHYProfessor DH has become an entrepreneurship specialist after a dramatic life as a trader, investment banker,entrepreneur, private equity manager, and philanthropist in London, Tokyo, and Seoul.DH defines a good entrepreneur as a person who solves a problem for others in a scalable and sustainable way afterfinding a secret to solve the problem through a venturous empathy with the people stricken by the problem.Entrepreneurs can be the best hope for the people faced with so many problems.To help aspiring entrepreneurs he has made a new educational program called Global Problem Solving Program (GPSProgram) to help university students to build a purpose-driven company”. A purpose-driven company is a companywith a purpose statement written in its articles of incorporation with employees who share the purpose led by anentrepreneur who has found a problem to solve for other as his life purpose.

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ABSTRACTThe role of startups is and will continue to be critical in creating new values towards the society and business as well as finding innovative solutions to overcome the current pandemic. The World Economic Forum has been successfully engaging with the world’s industry leading startups called ‘Technology Pioneers’ for the past 20 years to bring their full potential value to fulfill its mission, to improve the state of the world. By reflecting on the Technology Pioneers programme, following questions will be addressed.

- How the World Economic Forum successfully engages with world’s leading startups?- How does the World Economic Forum act as a platform to maximize their contributions to the world- What are key attributes of startups towards their success?

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Technology Pioneers of the World Economic Forum

Dr. Saemoon YoonCommunity Lead, Technology PioneersGlobal Leadership FellowWorld Economic Forum

BIOGRAPHYSaemoon Yoon is Community Lead of the Technology Pioneers community and the Global Leadership Fellow at the World Economic Forum. He leads the community which recognizes companies from around the world that are involved in design, development and deployment of new technologies. He led and implemented strategic transformation of the community to increase the size of the cohort and elevated geographical and gender diversity. Previously, he was with LG Electrics, developing future display strategies and designing product roadmap for TV products. He holds MS from Columbia University in the City of New. He has contributed various articles on the World Economic Forum’s agenda articles.

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Cyber Security : The Race For Quantum Supremacy

Dr. Charles E. Harvey, Jr.A serial entrepreneur

BIOGRAPHYMr. Harvey has spent his career nurturing nascent emerging technologies to grow from a spark into billion doll

ar markets. He is an expert in the policy and business of quantum communications and has worked through A

DI as a business development and quantum policy consultant to SK Telecom’s Quantum Tech Lab and Korea’

s Quantum Union. He helped create the Hudson Institute’s Quantum Alliance Initiative as well as the worlds fir

st industry quantum standards for QKD and QRNG at the QAI. Mr Harvey also led the ITU-T SG-17 and its me

mber states including the United States, China, South Korea, Japan, Germany, Canada, UK, and Russia to una

nimously agree to its first approved engagement towards global quantum communications standards.

This past year he has had the privilege of presenting on quantum communications to telecom and top policy m

akers at appearances across four continents.

Previously he has worked with the executive leadership at IDQuantique SA (acquired by SK Telecom), IBM, Eri

csson, Tahoe Networks (acquired by Nokia), Redback Networks (acquired by Ericsson), Cisco Systems, 3Co

m, Fujitsu Telecom, Hong Kong Telecom, and Computer Associates to develop and execute their strategic mar

ket development plans.

He currently splits his time as an active technical advisory board member of

the Hudson Institute’s Quantum Alliance Initiative, an advisory board member of American Defense Internation

al focused on Quantum and Cyber, and as an investor to several quantum, AI, and blockchain startup compani

es based in the US, Europe and Asia.

He is a graduate of The Citadel, where he serves on its’ Washington, D.C. alumni board.

COMPANY INTRODUCTION

The Engineers Without Borders - Nanyang Technological University (EWB-NTU) is division of the Engineers WithoutBorders, Singapore (EWB-SG). Established to facilitate the collaboration between young budding engineers and thecommunity, our goal is to apply engineering solutions solve the community’s pressing challenges and achieve ourhumanitarian goals. We envision a world in which engineering solutions are utilised to enable sustainablehumanitarian and environmental development worldwide. Through our programs, EWB-NTU strives to inspire andempower students to generate inclusive change through engineering solutions.

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ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS – NTU STUDENT CHAPTER YOUNG GENERATION FORUM 2020

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ABSTRACTCharismatic marine fauna such as endangered sea turtles, dugongs sharks and rays have the potential to catalyzemarine conservation initiatives in a way habitats and other species fail to do. Public appeal and the perception ofimminent species loss has led, in many cases, to great investments in conservation resources. It is hard for the generalpublic to get excited about sea grass, while it is easy for the same public to get excited over endearing baby turtlesscurrying en masse down a beach. This charismatic power enables the conservation and management of other co-existing species and habitats, and this multiplier effect is a key element in holistic marine conservation.

However, many challenges remain for the recovery and conservation of these large, charismatic species in thedeveloping world, linked primarily to lack of information, lack of resources, inadequate participation of local fishingcommunities, and because this agenda item is never a development priority. In the developed world, where disposableincome exists, people have the power to choose. In the developing world, this is rarely the case.

In this talk I will describe several projects conducted by the Marine Research Foundation and demonstrate how highquality science can enable conservation when adequately translated into a form accessible by local governments, andhow collaboration with local communities (such as fishermen) is an integral component of marine conservation. I willalso address emerging challenges such as climate change, waste management, and micro-plastics in the marineenvironment.

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Challenges in Conservation of Large Charismatic Marine Fauna

Dr. Nicolas James PilcherMarine Research FoundationSabahMalaysia

BIOGRAPHYDr. Nicolas Pilcher is a British marine biologist based in Sabah (Malaysia), where he established and runs his own

research and conservation agency – the Marine Research Foundation. Nick has worked extensively on conservation

projects in Malaysia and across the Indo-Pacific region, focusing his energies on saving endangered sea turtles,

dugongs, sharks and rays and other marine species. Nick also works extensively with major industries to design and

deliver solutions to environmental challenges they face. One of the flagship projects of the Marine Research

Foundation is introducing Turtle Excluder Devices to Malaysian trawl fisheries to mitigate sea turtle bycatch. After a

long collaborative project with the government and local fishers these devices became a legal requirement in Malaysia

in 2017. In recent years he has also studied impacts of climate change on sea turtles in Iran, the UAE and Qatar,

satellite-tracked turtles across the Middle Eastern region and in Malaysia, and investigated turtle use and trade in

parts of Africa. Nick’s strengths lie in being able to work among local communities and at the same time with high-level

government officials to overcome the socio-economic challenges of marine conservation. He also works closely with

the oil & gas sector, shipping, ports and mining industries, to develop solutions to overlaps in conservation and

development. These have included developing turtle-friendly lighting and dredging regimes, sub-beach pipeline

deployment designs, and management and monitoring regimes to detect impacts to wildlife. Dr. Pilcher is a past

president of the International Sea Turtle Society, a past Co-Chair of the IUCN Marine Turtle Specialist Group, and

currently serves as a Technical Advisor to the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) Dugong Secretariat, the Barrow

Island Marine Turtle Expert Panel, and on a variety of advisory boards worldwide. In his (copious) spare time he is a

diver, a boat captain, and even a small airplane pilot.

ABSTRACTMembrane-enveloped viruses are a leading cause of viral epidemics and there is an outstanding need to developbroad-spectrum antiviral strategies to treat and prevent enveloped virus infections. In this talk, I will introduce why thelipid membrane surrounding enveloped virus particles is a promising antiviral target and cover the latest progress todesign and evaluate membrane-targeting virus inhibition strategies. Application examples in the areas of humanmedicine and agricultural biosecurity will be presented, including a brain-penetrating antiviral peptide totherapeutically treat Zika virus infection in mice and antimicrobial lipid strategies to inhibit African swine fever virus infeed. Looking forward, research in this direction is poised to strengthen capabilities for antiviral medicine and viruspandemic preparedness and demonstrates how nanotechnology strategies can help to solve global health challengesrelated to infectious diseases.

BIOGRAPHYProf. Joshua A. Jackman is an Assistant Professor in the School of Chemical Engineering and Biomedical Institute forConvergence at SKKU (BICS) at Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) in South Korea. He leads the TranslationalNanobioscience lab, which is focused on characterizing the interactions of biomacromolecules and nanomaterials withbiological systems and translating scientific insights into engineered solutions to address outstanding needs inmedicine, biotechnology, and agriculture. Prof. Jackman has published over 110 papers in scientific journals, such asNature Materials, Nature Protocols, Nature Communications, Chemical Society Reviews, and the Journal of theAmerican Chemical Society, and filed 8 patents, several of which have been licensed commercially. Prof. Jackman hasalso been active in exploring the membrane biophysics and anti-infective properties of medium-chain fatty acids andmonoglycerides as agricultural feed additives. Before starting his faculty career at SKKU, Prof. Jackman was aPostdoctoral Scholar in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at the Stanford University School of Medicine.He earned his B.S. degree summa cum laude in Chemistry from the University of Florida and his Ph.D. degree inMaterials Science and Engineering from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.

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Broad-Spectrum Antiviral Strategies for Stopping Membrane-Enveloped Viruses

Prof. Joshua A. JackmanSchool of Chemical Engineering and Biomedical Institute for Convergence at SKKU (BICS), Sungkyunkwan University, Korea

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ABSTRACT

Chronic hepatitis B and C infections are prevalent in Taiwan, about 15% or 3% among adult population. CHB and CHB in total account for 90% of end-stage liver diseases (liver cirrhosis and failure, or HCC) and pose an important public and medical challenges. Prevention of HBV infection was launched since year 1984 and dramatically reduces the HBsAg carriers rate, from 15% pre-vaccination to 1% post-vaccination cohorts. It is also translated into a 70% reduction of hepatic failure and HCC among the vaccinated cohort. The efficacy of primary prevention is very successful.However, for those with CHB (2.2 millions) and CHC (0.6 million ) in Taiwan, antivirals remain the mainstream therapy to rescue them from end-stage liver diseases. Antiviral therapies were approved in Taiwan around year 2000, and were reimbursed since year 2003 by National Health Insurance. Afterwards, a large-scale antiviral therapy was implemented. Ten years later, we found a significant declining trend for end-stage liver diseases in Taiwan. At first, the incidence for CHB or CHC related-liver cirrhosis drops about 25%. The death toll of chronic liver disease and cirrhosis (excluding HCC) also declined. The ranking of chronic liver diseases/cirrhosis among the 10 leading causes of death was 6th in year 2000, but now receded to 9th. Finally, the incidence of HCC started to slope downward. Year 2012 documented a 7% reduction of HCC incidence, as compared with that of 10 years ago. Despite these achievements, we face new challenges. Future technology to deliver more effective and friendlier vaccines and antiviral regimens is in need. In the next decade, we expect more CHB and CHC patients to be treated and thus prevent more patients from end-stage liver diseases.

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Endeavor in Slashing Common Viral Hepatitis to a Rare Disease in Taiwan: Achievement and Challenge

Professor Pei-Jer Chen Hepatitis Research CenterNational Taiwan University and Hospital

BIOGRAPHY Professor Chen was appointed Director of the Hepatitis Research Center at the National Taiwan University Hospital in Taipei in 2001-2003, and now the faculty for Graduate Institute of Clinical Medicine, National Taiwan University. He was the President of Taiwan Association for Study of the Liver (TASL) from 2012 to 2013. He served as the President of Taiwan Society of Virology from 2016-2018.

His research interests focus on the molecular virology of hepatitis viruses, and the genetic and genomic study of hepatocellular carcinoma. Professor Chen’s clinical research covers the natural history of chronic viral hepatitis and hepatocellular carcinoma, and also explores and conducts new therapies and trials for both diseases. He has published over 600 articles in the areas of hepatitis and hepatocellular carcinoma.

He serves in the Editorial Board of Gastroenterology since September 2017. From 2001 to 2006 and then 2010-2011, was a member of the editorial board of the journal Hepatology and is reappointed from 2019-2021. In 2000, Professor Chen was awarded the International Research Scholar in Infectious Diseases by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute for a period of five years. He has been elected into Academia Sinica in year 2006, and become the TAWS member in year 2011.

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ABSTRACT

Antibiotic resistance in bacteria has become a serious threat to public health and COVID-19 pandemic justmakes it even worse. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop new classes of antimicrobial agents.Nowadays, natural antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) and their synthetic derivatives are considered aspromising alternatives to traditional antibiotics. The broad molecular diversity of AMPs, in terms ofsequences and structures, suggests that their activity does not depend on specific features of amino acidsequence or peptide conformation. We therefore selected two common properties of AMPs, (highpercentage of hydrophobic and cationic amino acids), to develop a novel approach to synthesize randomantimicrobial peptide mixtures (RPMs). We have discovered that RPMs of hydrophobic and cationic α-aminoacids, such as phenylalanine and lysine, display strong and broad antimicrobial activity towards Gram-negative, Gram-positive, clinically isolated antibiotic resistant “superbugs”, and several plant pathogenicbacteria. In my talk I will share with you our efforts to explore the mode of action of RPMs and theirpotential as bioactive agents for multiple applications. All our findings illustrate the effectiveness of RPMsand their great potential as novel antimicrobial agents.

BIOGRAPHYDr. Zvi Hayouka was born in Jerusalem, Israel in 1979. He performed all his studies at The Hebrew University ofJerusalem, Israel. Zvi obtained his PhD in Chemistry in 2011 (Summa cum laude). In 2012 as a Fulbright scholar, hemoved to the chemistry department at the University of Wisconsin-Madiosn to Prof. Samuel Gellman’s lab, where hedesigned and characterized novel antimicrobial copolymers and peptides. In 2014 he joined the Institute ofBiochemistry Food science and Nutrition at the Hebrew University as a faculty member and established his ownresearch lab that focuses on the development of novel antimicrobial agents to tackle pathogenic bacteria(https://biochem-food-nutrition.agri.huji.ac.il/zvihayouka).His research group combines the fields of organic chemistry, peptide chemistry, food microbiology and biochemistry todesign and evaluate novel peptide-based antimicrobial agents for food and clinical applications. Pathogenic infectionsare an ongoing threat to human health. Furthermore, anti-infective therapeutics are becoming less effective due tothe emergence of antimicrobial resistance, which has been caused by the overuse of antibiotics in agriculture and theclinic. One of my major research goals is to develop peptide-based, antimicrobial agents to tackle pathogenic bacteria.His laboratory is currently investigating three unique classes of compounds: antimicrobial random peptide mixtures,bacterial toxin-antitoxin protein-protein interaction inhibitors and quorum-sensing quenchers (to disrupt bacterial cell-to-cell communication). These anti-infective strategies have immense potential as treatments to combat pathogenicbacteria, which will improve human health and food safety. Zvi is a member of several scientific committees and wasawarded several prestigious prizes as Levine-Jortner Award from the Israel Chemical Society for excellent PhD students(2008), Dimitris Chorafas Prize for excellent PhD students (2009), The Schlomiuk prize for outstanding PhD thesis, TheHebrew University of Jerusalem (2011), Fulbright Post-doctoral Fellowship (2012). Zvi has published 60 peer reviewedpublications and 10 patents applications.

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Fighting pathogenic bacteria

Dr. Zvi Hayouka The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.

https://biochem-food-nutrition.agri.huji.ac.il/zvihayouka

ABSTRACTMedium-chain fatty acids and monoglycerides are a promising class of membrane-active biomolecules that inhibitmedically and agriculturally important viruses and bacteria. While the biological properties of these compounds havebeen widely studied, there is an outstanding need to better understand the physiochemical mechanisms by which theydestabilize phospholipid bilayer membranes, which are an important structural component of many viral and bacterialpathogens. Using quartz crystal microbalance-dissipation and time-lapse fluorescence microscopy, we havedemonstrated that adding mixtures of lauric acid (LA) and glycerol monolaurate (GML) – two of the most biologicallyactive antimicrobial fatty acids and monoglycerides – to a supported lipid bilayer platform triggers concurrent tubuleand bud formation, which unexpectedly results in synergistic phospholipid membrane remodeling that far exceeds theeffects of GML or LA alone. Together, GML and LA drive pearling instability, dynamic transformation of buds intotubules and vice versa, and extensive membrane lysis. The most pronounced effects occurred with equimolarconcentrations of GML and LA, highlighting that synergistic membrane disruption arises from competition for the lipidsupply to buds and tubules and an inability to relieve membrane strains. These findings offer a conceptually newmodel to explain how fatty acid and monoglyceride interactions can trigger phospholipid membrane remodelingevents relevant to various biophysical and biological systems.

BIOGRAPHYBo Kyeong Yoon is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Chemical Engineering at Sungkyunkwan University. Shereceived her B.S. degree from Sookmyung Women’s University and her Ph.D. degree jointly from NanyangTechnological University in Singapore and the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU) in Austria. Shehas authored over 30 papers in scientific journals such as Nature Materials, Nature Protocols, Advanced FunctionalMaterials, Biosensors & Bioelectronics, Analytical Chemistry, and Langmuir, and has received awards and fellowshipsfrom the National Research Foundation of Korea, Korea Federation of Women's Science and Technology Associations,and International Society for Antiviral Research. Her research interests include engineering strategies to inhibitmembrane-enclosed pathogens and lipid membrane-based biosensor technologies.

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Unraveling How Medium-Chain Fatty Acids and Monoglycerides Induce Phospholipid Membrane Disruption

Dr. Bo Kyeong YoonSchool of Chemical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea

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ABSTRACTDespite recent advances in cancer research, the current treatments ultimately fail, owing to metastasis and relapse.

The subpopulations of cancer cells with high tumorigenic potential, therefore often termed tumor-initiating cells (TICs)responsible for cancers' aggressiveness, have been suggested as realistic targets for effective cancer treatment. Thus,efforts toward developing the TIC-selective probe have been continuing as it would be a valuable tool for detectingand targeting TICs in cancers. Although various TIC marker-specific fluorescent probes have been conventionallydeveloped, such as antibodies, the antibody-based probe is inappropriate for intracellular targets in vivo. In this study,we demonstrated TIC-selective probes developed through the screening of small molecule fluorescent compoundlibraries. These probes can detect and isolate TICs from lung cancer patient-derived xenograft tumors. Furthermore,probes showed anti-TIC activity at high concentrations with low toxicity to non-TICs and normal tissue cells. As asuccessful study for TIC probe development, results will enlighten the design of novel tools for cancer diagnosis andtherapeutics that could counteract relapse and metastasis.

BIOGRAPHYLee Yong-An obtained his Ph.D. in Animal Biotechnology Lab, working on the Spermatogonial stem cells at Chung-AngUniversity (Korea). He then started postdoctoral research in the Singapore Bioimaging Consortium (SBIC) to studystemness in somatic stem cells and cancer by fluorescent bio-imaging probe development through high throughputscreening of fluorescent small-molecule libraries. Currently, he is engaged in the Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS)to focus on liver disease studies by applying his expertise in high throughput screening. He is developing therapeuticsfor the fatty liver disease through bio-imaging probe development for hepatic stem cells and in vivo RNAi screening inthe liver disease model, which is supported by awarded funding from the NMRC of Singapore and EMULSION program,respectively.

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Visualizing Tumorigenic Cells through Small-Molecule Fluorescent Probe DevelopmentsDr. Yong-An LEEGenome Institute of Singapore (A*STAR)Laboratory of In Vivo Genetics & Gene Therapy

BIOGRAPHYCharlie Elrod has been involved in the dairy industry for 40 years. After building and operating his own dairy in theearly 80s, he went on to work with the dairy and beef herds at Berry College while completing his Bachelor of Sciencedegree. Moving north to Cornell University, he completed a Ph.D. focusing on the intersection of protein nutrition andfertility in dairy cattle. Charlie then spent the next 10 years as a member of the Cornell University extension facultyand directing the New York State Cattle Health Assurance Program. Over the last nearly 20 years, he has worked as anutrition consultant, tech service consultant and leading R&D for the dairy division of an animal health company. He iscurrently the President of Natural Biologics, a product development and innovation company focused on helping tosolve animal health challenges. In 2018 he was appointed as an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Animal ScienceDepartment at Cornell University.

PANEL SPEAKER

Dr. Charles C. ElrodPresident, CEO, & Co-Founder, Natural Biologics Inc., USAAdjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University, USA

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BIOGRAPHYDr. R. Dean Boyd is the Emeritus Technical Director for the Hanor Company and Triumph Foods group (2002-2017). Histeam managed the Nutrition program for 90,000 sows and 2.45 million pigs. He holds adjunct Professorships in animalnutrition at North Carolina State and Iowa State Universities. Dr. Boyd’s research has led to a better understanding ofenergy and amino acid nutrition, ingredient mitigation of disease stress on growth, and the profound life-time effectsof low weaning age. His team proved that seasonal infertility could be alleviated by specific amounts of essential fattyacids. He has published more than 250 papers and has given more than 150 invited national and internationalpresentations.

PANEL SPEAKER

Dr. Dean BoydEmeritus Technical Director, Hanor Company and Triumph Foods Group, USAAdjunct Professor, Department of Animal Science, North Carolina State University, USAAffiliated Professor, Department of Animal Science, Iowa State University, USA

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ABSTRACTDue to globalization and greater demand for frontier research and innovation, talent mobility plays an important rolein knowledge accumulation and technology creation and diffusion, and it can be used to address key challenges ofscience and technology innovation development in Asia. Challenges include a lack of R&D personnel and weak ties inR&D collaboration among Asian countries. CAMPUS Asia, ERASMUS and EURAXESS are existing successful globalmodels for fostering young researchers and students in the platform of sharing information. The CAMPUS Asia(Collective Action for Mobility Program of University Students in Asia) is a cross-border student mobility programamong Korea, Japan, and China, initiated by the agreement of the Summit Meeting of Korea, Japan and China in 2010.The program aims to strengthen networks among academic institutions of higher education in Asia and promotesstudent exchanges through joint and double degree programs and exchange programs. Global networking is needed tobuild partnerships for problem-solving in Asian countries and this can be promoted through R&D partnership andhuman exchange. Sharing benefits for both R&D programs and human resource development is important becausethey will enable advancement. Asian Research Network (ARN) is a program of research & human networking in scienceand engineering initiated by RIKEN in Japan and Hanyang University in Korea since 2007. ARN is an Asian platform forcollaboration with participating global institutions and the missions of ARN are promotion & conducting researchprograms, fostering & securing talented researchers, and promotion of global leadership programs. ARN Koreafounded in August 2012 is a non-profit, nongovernment organization under the framework of ARN affiliated with theMinistry of Science and ICT of Korean Government.

BIOGRAPHYHaiwon Lee is Emeritus Professor of the Chemistry Department at Hanyang University in Seoul since he was retired in2019. He was the head of Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST) at Hanyang University 2004-2012, Dean ofUniversity Research 2005-2006, Dean of College of Natural Sciences 2007-2008, and the President of KoreaNanotechnology Research Society 2013-2015. He received his Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Houston in theUS in 1986. He was Research Associate in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Texas at Austin 1986-1988,MaxPlanck-Institute for Polymer Research in Germany 1997, Research Advisor at the Institute of Physical and ChemicalResearch (RIKEN) 2003-2004, Visiting Professor at Pennsylvania State University 2002-2003. He is active in variousnational and international organizations. Currently he is a member of the National Academy of Engineering of Korea.Dr. Lee was the recipient of HYU Distinguished Professor Award from Hanyang University 2008 and Doyak Medal fromthe Order of Science and Technology Merit of Korean Government 2016. He is the Founder & Organizer of AsianScience and Technology Innovation Forum since 2014 as well as Founder & President of Asian Research Network Koreasince 2012. His research focuses on functional materials for nanostructured devices, nanolithography, sensors andbattery electrodes based on carbon nanotubes, and microfluidic system. Dr. Lee's interests in global cooperation areAsian Research Network (ARN) for global partnership, Asian S&T innovation forum, talent mobility, East Asiacooperation in nanotechnology, IndiaKorea cooperation in S&T, facilitation of “India-Korea Center for Research andInnovation”, AsiaNANO conference and network platform, China-Japan-Korea nanotechnology cooperation platformfacilitation, US-Korea cooperation in nanoscience and nanotechnology

INVITED SPEAKER

Brain Mobility and Asian Research Network

Emeritus Prof. Haiwon LeeDepartment of Chemistry, Hanyang University Seoul,Korea

Specially Appointed ProfessorSchool of Materials and Chemical TechnologyTokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan

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How to get to Nanyang Technological University

Nanyang Executive CenterNanyang Technological University 60 Nanyang View, Singapore 639673Telephone: +65 6790 6699/ 6790 6697

Directional route by Car/ Taxi

Directional route by MRT & Bus

Bus stop(27311):179/179A/CR/CWR

Bus stop(27209):199

How to get to Nanyang Technological University

Nanyang Technological University is located in the south-western part of Singapore, near the Jurong West Extensionarea. This campus is easily accessible by two expressways, the Pan-island Expressway (PIE) and Kranji Expressway (KJE).It is also near the Boon Lay bus interchange and the Boon Lay Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station.

For a quick lookup, browse the interactive NTU map.

Make your own avatar and visit NTU Virtual Campus (you will need to use Internet Explorer and install a plug-in).

Car & Taxi

The university is served by two entrances: Jalan Bahar entrance and Pioneer Road North entrance.

If you are coming by the Pan Island Expressway (PIE) in the direction of Tuas,• get off PIE at Exit 36• Turn right into Jalan Bahar after the down ramp and then look out for direction sign to the university• Turn left into Nanyang Avenue and proceed ahead to the Jalan Bahar entrance• About 5 m from the entrance is an information kiosk with a campus map, if you need help to navigate and locate

the building you are visiting

If you are coming by the PIE in the direction of Changi Airport,• Get off the PIE at Exit 38• Keep left and look out for a direction sign to the university• Follow the sign to access via the Pioneer Road North entrance• Turn left if you are heading for the academic buildings and Chinese Heritage Centre• Go right if you are heading for Nanyang Executive Centre, NIE and residential apartments

If you are coming by Pioneer Road,• Drive straight towards Pioneer Road North which passes under the PIE flyover• Look out for a direction sign to the university• Proceed ahead to the Pioneer Road North entrance• Most Singaporean taxi drivers know the different landmarks of Marina Bay Sands by name, so you can give

instructions such as "Take me to Marina Bay Sands, Hotel Tower 1 entrance" to get to your desired destination.

MRT & Bus

Take the MRT East-West (Green) line and alight at Boon Lay MRT Station. Thereafter, take Singapore Bus Service (SBS)bus service no. 179 or 199 at the Boon Lay bus interchange located just next to the MRT station. Please refer to the busguide to plan where you should alight.

Alternatively, you may alight at Pioneer MRT Station. Thereafter, get down the overhead bridge to take the free NTU-Pioneer MRT shuttle bus at the bus-stop outside Block 649A, Jurong West Street 63. This shuttle bus operates daily from 7:30 am to 10:30 pm.

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CONFERENCE VENUE

Nanyang Executive CenterNanyang Technological University 60 Nanyang View, Singapore 639673

http://maps.ntu.edu.sg/

http://www3.ntu.edu.sg/home/assourin/VirCampus.html

https://www.ntu.edu.sg/AboutNTU/visitingntu/Pages/bybus.aspx

http://campusbus.ntu.edu.sg/ntubus/

Nanyang Executive Centre60 Nanyang View, Singapore 639673Telephone: +65 6790 6699/ 6790 6697

2nd Floor Education Wing

Auditorium (50 Pax/250 Pax Post COVID19 Guideline)

CONFERENCE VENUE

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Lecture Hall 1 & 2 (20 Pax/100 Pax Post COVID19 Guideline)

AKC 2020 Auditorium

Nov 26th to 28th

Topic: AKC2020Time: Nov 26, 2020 09:00 AM SingaporeNov 26, 2020 09:00 AMNov 27, 2020 09:00 AMNov 28, 2020 09:00 AMJoin Zoom Meetinghttps://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/99766635701Meeting ID: 997 6663 5701Passcode: 230417

AKC TRACK1 Lecture Hall1Topic: AKC Networking in Southeast Asia and India (TRACK1)Time: Nov 26, 2020 02:30 PM SingaporeJoin Zoom Meetinghttps://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/94372895437Meeting ID: 943 7289 5437Passcode: 333000

AKC Alumni Network Forum 2020 Lecture Hall 1Time: Nov 27, 2020 01:30 PM SingaporeJoin Zoom Meetinghttps://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/98042324046Meeting ID: 980 4232 4046Passcode: 348085

Young Professional Forum(YPF), AKC Lecture Hall 1Time: Nov 28-29, 2020 SingaporeJoin Zoom Meetinghttps://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/98312451944Meeting ID: 983 1245 1944Passcode: 425934

Young Generation Forum(YGF), AKC Lecture Hall 2Time: Nov 28-29, 2020 SingaporeJoin Zoom Meetinghttps://ntu-sg.zoom.us/j/95765328564Meeting ID: 957 6532 8564Passcode: 778207

Nanyang Executive CenterNanyang Technological University 60 Nanyang View, Singapore 639673

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

General Chair:Prof. Nam-Joon ChoNanyang Technological University

Prof. Seung Ki MoonNanyang Technological University

Prof. Jong-Min LeeNanyang Technological University

Prof. Sangyong JungA*STAR

Prof. Juha SongNanyang Technological University

Prof. Tony KimNanyang Technological University

Prof. Bong Keun YooA*STAR

Prof. Kwan Min LeeNanyang Technological University

Prof. Sunmi ShinNational University of Singapore

Prof. Jerald YooNational University of Singapore

Prof. Donguk NamNanyang Technological University

Prof. Seok Woo LeeNanyang Technological University

Mr. Jeong seop SongNational University of Singapore

Mr. Bongkwon SonNanyang Technological University

Ms. Soohyun ParkNanyang Technological University

Dr. Sangho ShinNanyang Technological University

Dr. Bora ShinNational University of Singapore

Mr. Moobum KimNanyang Technological University

Mr. Hangyul KimNational University of Singapore

Mr. Jinhyung ParkNanyang Technological University

Mr. Hyunhyuk TaeNanyang Technological University

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