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서울과기대-KBIOHealth, 양자기술·첨단바이오헬스 연구협력 업무협약 체결

Seoul National University (President Kim Dong-hwan) and KBIOHealth (President Kang Han-daeyang) signed a memorandum of cooperation on August 20 to develop a framework for collaboration in quantum technology and advanced biomedicine research. The agreement signing ceremony took place at Seoul National University's main office in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul. Both institutions discussed research cooperation strategies in key future technologies, and signed the agreement.

Under the agreement, the institutions will collaborate on quantum technology and advanced biomedicine research development, national research and development projects, joint research, the use of research facilities and research infrastructure, technology and personnel exchanges, and the operation of educational and research programs. The institutions plan to expand joint research platforms in the field and launch cooperative projects for research dissemination and personnel development.

President Kim Dong-hwan of Seoul National University said, "This agreement will be a catalyst for linking the university's quantum technology and advanced research capabilities with KBIOHealth's expertise in the biotech field, and we will strive to strengthen our research competitiveness in the future technology field through practical cooperation projects such as joint research and personnel development."

KBIOHealth President Kang Han-daeyang added, "By leveraging the research capabilities and infrastructure of both institutions, we will actively cooperate in expanding the potential for collaboration in quantum technology and advanced biomedicine, and aim to create tangible results through national research and development projects and joint research."

Attending the agreement signing ceremony were Seoul National University President Kim Dong-hwan, Education and Research Office Deputy Director Kang Dong-ho, External Cooperation Office Director Hong Bo-bong, International Cooperation Division Director Kim Gitaek, School of Electrical Engineering Professor Kim Gitaek, and KBIOHealth President Kang Han-daeyang, AI Digital Equipment Team Leader Lee Hyuk-lak, Future Strategy Office Team Leader Kim Min-seon, and Business Planning Team Leader Kim Seong-hui.

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