Global Research Laboratory (GRL) held Winter Workshop at Konjiam Resort from February 11 to 13, 2026, for a three-day, two-night program.
The workshop brought together research members to review and organize our recent achievements, while also clarifying future directions for collaboration and identifying concrete opportunities for joint research.
Including Professor Pilseong Kang’s lab at Seoul National University, Professor Jaewook Song’s lab at Hanyang University, Professor Misook Kim’s lab at Hanyang University, and Professor Seokjoo Bae’s lab at Hanyang University, a total of four labs participated, adding further significance to the workshop.
Each lab shared its main research themes and ongoing progress, and through seminar presentations, Q&A sessions, and in-depth discussions, we explored potential collaborative projects and partnership strategies from multiple perspectives. Throughout these exchanges, diverse feedback and new ideas were actively shared, leading to thoughtful and academically rich conversations.
Moreover, spending time together in a nature-friendly setting outside the lab strengthened communication and camaraderie among participants. This experience is expected to serve as an important foundation for expanding future joint research and generating meaningful research outcomes.
Global Research Laboratory (GRL) held Winter Workshop at Konjiam Resort from February 11 to 13, 2026, for a three-day, two-night program.
The workshop brought together research members to review and organize our recent achievements, while also clarifying future directions for collaboration and identifying concrete opportunities for joint research.
Including Professor Pilseong Kang’s lab at Seoul National University, Professor Jaewook Song’s lab at Hanyang University, Professor Misook Kim’s lab at Hanyang University, and Professor Seokjoo Bae’s lab at Hanyang University, a total of four labs participated, adding further significance to the workshop.
Each lab shared its main research themes and ongoing progress, and through seminar presentations, Q&A sessions, and in-depth discussions, we explored potential collaborative projects and partnership strategies from multiple perspectives. Throughout these exchanges, diverse feedback and new ideas were actively shared, leading to thoughtful and academically rich conversations.
Moreover, spending time together in a nature-friendly setting outside the lab strengthened communication and camaraderie among participants. This experience is expected to serve as an important foundation for expanding future joint research and generating meaningful research outcomes.