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PhD Candidate Kang Gyu-yeon of Ewha Womans University’s Fashion Design Major Receives Young Artist Award from the Korea

From left: Kim Mi-hyun, President of the Korea Fashion Illustration Association; Kang Gyu-yeon, PhD candidate in Fashion Design. Kang Gyu-yeon, a PhD candidate in the Fashion Design major at the Graduate School of Ewha Womans University, received the “Young Artist Award” at the 2025 Annual Exhibition of the Korea Fashion Illustration Association. The exhibition was held at Gallery Insa 1010 from May 28 (Wed) to June 2 (Mon), 2025, under the theme “Signature.” It was designed to highlight each individual’s unique signature in a rapidly changing society as a symbol of “self-expression” and “redefinition of identity,” while presenting diverse visual experiences through fashion illustration works that embody the artists’ distinctive creative languages. Kang Gyu-yeon’s award-winning work,The Algorithmic Signature, visually explores the process by which human identity is reconstructed through algorithmic language and data structures in the age of AI. The piece raises the question, “Is the modern signature still created by the human hand, or is it defined by algorithms?” and invites reflection on contemporary identity and social connectivity. Through this award, Kang Gyu-yeon has been recognized for experimentally expanding the visual language of the AI era within the field of fashion illustration and for newly exploring the meaning of a contemporary “signature.”
- No.657
- Writer이세리
- Date2026.03.14
- Views2995
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Ewha Womans University College of Nursing Holds 2025 Nursing Medal Ceremony

The College of Nursing atEwha Womans University(Dean Park Hyojung) held the2025 Nursing Medal Ceremonyon February 20 (Fri) at ECC Lee Sam-bong Hall. Approximately 200 people—including Seungeun Jung, President of the College of Nursing Alumni Association, faculty members, parents, and others—attended the ceremony to celebrate the 68th graduating class as they take their first steps as professional nurses.The Nursing Medal Ceremony is an occasion where fourth-year students about to graduate reaffirm their calling as nurses by pledging theNightingale Pledge, vowing love and dedication to their patients. The ceremony, hosted by Associate Dean Kim Geonhui, began with opening remarks by Dean Park Hyojung and a congratulatory address by Seungeun Jung, President of the College of Nursing Alumni Association. The program continued with an academic report, the presentation of nursing medals, the Nightingale Pledge, and the presentation of awards. Dean Park Hyojung stated, “I sincerely congratulate the members of the 68th graduating class for faithfully completing four years of study at the College of Nursing of Ewha Womans University, the first and foremost nursing education institution in Korea.” She added, “As the next leaders carrying on the tradition and honor of Ewha Nursing, I hope you will continue learning and developing yourselves in various nursing fields even after graduation.” She further expressed her hopes that the graduates would grow into nursing leaders equipped with both professional expertise and ethical awareness and contribute to the advancement of healthcare in Korea and around the world. Following the remarks, faculty members of the College of Nursing personally presented nursing medals to the students, congratulating them on their achievements and encouraging them as they embark on their professional careers.
- No.655
- Writer홍보실
- Date2026.03.10
- Views3374
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Five Ewha Womans University Researchers Selected for the 2026 Sejong Science Fellowship

(From left) Hyojung Kang (Researcher), Jinyoung Son (Research Professor), Nayoung Jeong (Researcher), Hanhee Cho (Researcher), and Hyunsoo Cho (Researcher). Five researchers fromEwha Womans Universityhave been selected as recipients of the2026 Sejong Science Fellowship, a program supported by theMinistry of Science and ICTand theNational Research Foundation of Korea. The Sejong Science Fellowship is a national research support program that encourages young scientists, including postdoctoral researchers, to conduct research in fields of their choice, enabling them to pioneer new areas of study and grow into leading researchers. The selected researchers will conduct independent research as principal investigators and receive approximately KRW 130 million in research and development (R&D) funding annually for the next five years. The selected research topics span cutting-edge fields addressing major challenges facing society, including ▲ next-generation optical technologies ▲ precision nutrition strategies tailored for Koreans ▲ evaluation of vaccine effectiveness and safety based on environmental factors using big data ▲ AI-based next-generation anticancer drug delivery platforms ▲ and solving challenging problems in algebra. The selection is particularly notable for encompassing diverse academic disciplines such as chemistry and nanoscience, food and nutrition, interdisciplinary health sciences, mathematics, and pharmacy, demonstrating the university’s distinctive excellence in interdisciplinary research. This achievement is meaningful in that it provides a stable foundation for the university’s researchers to pursue creative and experimental studies.Ewha Womans Universityplans to continue actively supporting outstanding early-career researchers so they can produce globally recognized research outcomes, while further strengthening its status as a research-oriented university, leading global research networks. The list of selected recipients is as follows (in Korean alphabetical order): Name Project Title Affiliation Kang Hyojung Development of a Magnetic Field and DNA-Based Dynamic Control Platform for Chiral Plasmonic Nanoparticles Nanobio Materials Laboratory, Division of Chemistry and Nano Science Son Jinyoung Establishing a Korean-Type Tissue-Specific Insulin Resistance (K-TIR) Precision Phenotype and Developing Customized Macronutrient Intervention Strategies Metabolic Epigenetics Laboratory, Department of Nutritional Science / BK21 FOUR Program (4IR-Based Healthcare Professional Training Program) Jeong Nayoung Evaluation of Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness and Safety According to Air Environmental Levels and Development of a Prediction Model for Infection and Hospitalization Risks Institute for Convergence Health Sciences, College of Science & Industry Convergence Cho Hanhee AI-Based Peptide PROTAC Design and Therapeutic Technology for Refractory Cancers Using a High-Functionality Albumin Drug Delivery Platform Theranostics Laboratory, College of Pharmacy Cho Hyunsoo Solving Various Problems Related to Hooks in Integer Partitions Cryptography Laboratory, Institute for Mathematical Sciences
- No.653
- Writer홍보실
- Date2026.03.10
- Views3863
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Ewha Womans University Holdings Company Signs MOUs with TWV and Busan United Holdings Company

Ewha Womans UniversityHoldings Company (Co-CEOs Seo Jihui and Cho Wolryeom) has signed memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with global accelerator investment firmTWV Co., Ltd.(CEO Kim Kyungsoon) andBusan United Holdings Company for Technology Commercialization Co., Ltd.(CEO Park Hungi) to expand cooperation in discovering and investing in startup companies. Ewha Womans University Holdings Company signed an MOU with TWV on February 26 and subsequently with Busan United Holdings Company for Technology Commercialization on March 5, establishing a cooperative framework to discover promising startups and support investment and growth. First, Ewha Womans University Holdings Company and TWV agreed to collaborate in building a sustainable startup ecosystem and jointly discovering and nurturing promising startup companies. The two organizations plan to pursue cooperation in various areas, including △ discovering, investing in, and fostering promising startups and venture companies △ forming individual and venture investment funds △ linking with the TIPS and LIPS programs △ and building a regional startup ecosystem. In particular, through the formation of funds (investment associations) and connections with the TIPS and LIPS programs, practical investment and research and development (R&D) support for the scale-up of early-stage startups is expected to be provided. On March 5, Ewha Womans University Holdings Company also signed an agreement with Busan United Holdings Company for Technology Commercialization, strengthening cooperation in discovering and investing in startups based on university technology commercialization. The two institutions plan to focus their collaboration on △ discovering, investing in, and nurturing promising startups and venture companies △ forming individual and venture investment funds △ linking with the TIPS program △ and participating in projects led by local governments. Through this cooperation, the institutions expect to establish a collaborative foundation that supports the entire process—from the discovery of university technology-based startups to investment and growth support—while further expanding a startup investment network connecting universities and regional communities. Seo Jihui, Co-CEO of Ewha Womans University Holdings Company, stated, “Cooperation with TWV and Busan United Holdings Company for Technology Commercialization will serve as an opportunity to further expand the growth potential of university technology-based startup companies.” She added, “We will continue to broaden our partnerships with various investment and startup support institutions to actively support the discovery and growth of promising startups.”
- No.651
- Writer신영재
- Date2026.03.09
- Views3033
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Ewha Womans University College of Nursing Holds 2026 Freshman Orientation

The College of Nursing atEwha Womans University(Dean Hyojung Park) held the 2026 Freshman Orientation for the College of Nursing on February 20 (Fri) at ECC Lee Sam-bong Hall. About 100 participants—including freshmen from the Class of 2026, the student council, and faculty members—attended the orientation to help new students adjust to university life. Part 1 was hosted by Associate Dean Geonhui Kim and began with a hymn and Scripture reading, followed by a prayer by Hyewon Shin, Director of the Nursing Major. The program continued with a welcome address by Dean Hyojung Park, introductions of faculty members and clinical practice instructors, an overview of the history of the College of Nursing, and explanations of the college’s curriculum and learning outcomes. The session concluded with a congratulatory performance by PYRUS, the cheerleading squad ofEwha Womans University. Dean Hyojung Park remarked, “I sincerely welcome all of you, our freshmen, who have become new members of the College of Nursing at Ewha Womans University, the first and foremost nursing education institution in Korea.” She added, “Within the deep history and tradition of Ewha Nursing, I hope you will approach your studies with an active and open mindset while cultivating both academic excellence and practical competence.” She also encouraged the students by saying, “Following in the footsteps of the many nursing leaders nurtured by Ewha, I hope you will grow into responsible nursing leaders who meet the needs of our time and society.” Part 2 was held in Room 116 of Helen Hall and was organized by the College of Nursing Student Council ‘WeNurs,’ with Juhyun Baek, Co-President of the council, serving as the host. The program included introductions to the student council and student clubs, a tour of ENACTS (Ewha Nursing Advanced Clinical Training and Simulation), the College of Nursing’s simulation center, and recreational activities. Through these activities, freshmen had the opportunity to communicate with their peers and seniors, fostering a sense of belonging and pride in the College of Nursing atEwha Womans University.
- No.649
- Writer홍보실
- Date2026.03.09
- Views3045
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Growing Together Through Service and Sharing: Winter Mission and Volunteer Activities

The Darakbang Evangelical Association missionary scholarship students (Women’s Future Camp, Music Mission) and the volunteer group Essel, under the Office of the Chaplain (Director Ahn Sunhee) atEwha Womans University, actively carried out mission activities during the winter break of the 2025 academic year, spreading Ewha’s spirit of service and sharing. From Tuesday, January 21 to Thursday, January 23, the “Women’s Future Camp” was held for three days and two nights at E-House and the Darakbang Evangelical Association on the Ewha campus. Under the theme “I Choose My Own Life,” the camp was organized and operated by six missionary scholarship students (Women’s Future Camp) from diverse majors, who led the program based on training received during the semester. The camp focused on helping teenage girls from migrant backgrounds grow into independent women. (Left) Missionary scholarship students participating in a special lecture for planning the Women’s Future Camp and conducting rehearsals. Designed as a student-participatory program, the camp featured a capacity-building curriculum intended to provide practical momentum for participants to grow into independent women. The program included economic and investment education using the virtual currency “Ewha,” psychological and career education connecting the past and present, gender-sensitivity education, and reading activities aimed at improving literacy. In the economic education session, missionary scholarship students conducted an investment simulation using the virtual currency “Ewha,” incorporating news content that they produced themselves. The psychology and career education sessions encouraged participants to reflect on their past and present selves and listen to their inner voices in order to envision concrete future goals. In addition, activities such as gender-sensitivity education based on real-life cases, reading programs to foster familiarity with books, and a “values auction” designed to promote self-reflection helped students develop an attitude of making responsible choices about their own lives. Missionary scholarship students leading literacy education (left), psychological education (center), and a values auction activity (right) during the Women’s Future Camp. In particular, one-on-one mentoring between missionary scholarship students and camp participants served as a core component of the program, allowing participants to build deep emotional connections. Lee Onyu (Economics, Class of 2024) shared, “During those three short days, I was deeply moved by the sincere words of the mentees who trusted me and opened their hearts. In fact, I received even greater comfort from them.” Park Haein (Business Administration, Class of 2024), who led the camp as team leader, described the experience as “a meaningful process through which missionary scholarship students themselves are trained and sent out into the world,” and encouraged greater participation from members of the Ewha community. Seven missionary scholarship students from the Music Mission program also took part in this activity. Immediately after the opening ceremony, they conducted a music education program titled “Music, Connect!” which helped the participants relax and open their hearts. Using Kodály hand signs and rhythm education methods, the program guided participants through full-body stretching and breathing exercises. The lively atmosphere created through music played an important role in enhancing engagement in the educational programs that followed. Missionary scholarship students leading the Women’s Future Camp music education program “Music Connection” Im Yeyin (Voice, Class of 2025), who was responsible for the music education, commented, “Through the process of becoming one with the camp participants, I experienced valuable personal growth that helped shape the direction of my future activities.” Park Siyeon (Voice, Class of 2023) added, “By thinking about ways for teenagers to learn joyfully at their level, I spent a meaningful time using music as a medium to reach their hearts.” Essel has continued the medical mission tradition of the Darakbang Evangelical Association since 1971 through overseas summer missions and domestic winter missions. The Essel team, consisting of eight students from the College of Nursing atEwha Womans Universityand fourteen students from the College of Dentistry atYonsei University, visited Uipung Church in Danyang, Chungcheongbuk-do from Friday, January 23 to Saturday, January 24 during the winter break. There, they provided integrated medical services to 25 elderly residents in an area with limited access to healthcare. (Left) Essel team conducting rehearsals to prepare for the medical mission service and (right) participating in a worship service. At the volunteer site, the nursing students began with patient registration and medical interviews, followed by blood pressure and blood sugar measurements and education on managing hypertension and diabetes. During long waiting times, they provided hand massages and engaged in Seoram-bong acupressure activities while offering companionship to the elderly, extending emotional care as well. Based on the preliminary examination results from the nursing team, the dental team conducted professional oral examinations and scaling treatments, practicing compassionate medical service. The Essel team conducting preliminary examinations for elderly residents at Uipung Church. Shin Seoyun (Nursing, Class of 2023), who oversaw the mission as head of medical services, said, “Working together with the Yonsei dental team and seeing the smooth progress of the treatments allowed me to truly appreciate the value of community. It was a precious time that helped me grow further as a leader.” Jin Heesu (Nursing, Class of 2023), who participated for the second consecutive year, shared, “Reuniting with the elderly residents who remembered me from last year made me realize once again that volunteering is a process of putting the value of sharing into practice.”
- No.647
- Writer홍보실
- Date2026.03.04
- Views3381
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Three Ph.D. Alumni from the Graduate Program in Communication & Media Appointed as Full-Time Faculty at Korean Univ.

Three Ph.D. alumni from the Graduate Program in Communication & Media at the Graduate School ofEwha Womans Universitywill begin new positions as full-time faculty members at major Korean universities starting in the spring semester of 2026. The newly appointed scholars are Lee Hana (Assistant Professor, School of Journalism and Media Studies atSeoul Women’s University), Baek Jiyeon (Assistant Professor, Institute for Humanities and Social Convergence and Media School atHallym University), and Kang Seungmi (Assistant Professor, Department of Media Communication atUniversity of Suwon). (From left) Lee Hana, Baek Jiyeon, Kang Seungmi. Lee Hana graduated from the School of Journalism and Media Studies atSeoul Women’s Universityin 2010 and received her master’s degree (2013) and Ph.D. in Communication & Media (2021) from the Division of Communication and Media atEwha Womans University. She later served as a research professor at the Institute for Age Integration Research atEwha Womans University, where she studied ways to alleviate generational conflict through the integration of age groups and digital communication. Based on this research, she developed a mobile application designed to facilitate intergenerational communication. Recently, she has expanded her research to examine how AI technologies recognize individual emotions and risk signals, focusing on strengthening ethical capacities in the use of AI. She shared, “My time at Ewha gave me the strength to continue pursuing scholarship. I hope to keep growing within that journey.” Baek Jiyeon earned her bachelor’s degree in Communication and Media (Department of Broadcasting and Video, 2012), her master’s degree in Communication and Media (2017), and her Ph.D. in Communication & Media (2025) fromEwha Womans University. After completing her doctorate, she served as a research professor atChosun University, where she expanded her research on technology-mediated sexual violence. Her main research areas include information and new media systems, digital culture, gender studies, qualitative research, and the use of computational methods. She remarked, “The relationships I formed at Ewha taught me the courage to reveal my shortcomings as a scholar and to grow by addressing them.” Kang Seungmi received her bachelor’s degree in Business Administration (2011), her master’s degree in Communication and Media (2014), and her Ph.D. in Communication & Media (2021) fromEwha Womans University. She later served as a visiting professor at the Graduate School of Policy Science atEwha Womans University. Her research has primarily focused on platform-based communication structures, digital journalism, and advertising policy and regulation. More recently, she has broadened her interests to public issues such as algorithmic recommendation environments, the spread of misinformation, and digital advertising regulation. She noted, “During my graduate studies, participating in various seminars, collaborative research projects, and serving as a society secretary provided valuable opportunities to experience the academic field up close. Those experiences became an important foundation for refining my research topics and establishing my standards as a researcher.” The appointment of these alumni as faculty members demonstrates the strong academic capabilities and educational achievements of the Graduate Program in Communication & Media. In the fall semester of 2025, the program also produced three full-time faculty members at major Korean universities: Jeong Sagang (Assistant Professor, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at the Glocal Campus ofKonkuk University), Kang Hyewon (Assistant Professor, Institute for Humanities and Social Convergence and Media School atHallym University), and Lor Zhieh (Assistant Professor, Department of Media Communication atPusan National University).
- No.645
- Writer윤선경
- Date2026.03.03
- Views3951
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Professor Park Ji-hyun Receives IWBI ‘Rising Star Award’

Professor Park Ji-hyun of the Department of Architecture in the College of Engineering atEwha Womans University, who also serves as Associate Director of the Ewha Institute for Global Social Contribution (EGISC), has received the “Rising Star Award” conferred by theInternational WELL Building Institute(IWBI), earning official recognition as a next-generation global leader in the field of WELL (health and well-being in the built environment). Professor Park Ji-hyun | Professor Park Ji-hyun presenting at the 2nd World Health City Forum The IWBI Rising Star Award is a global individual honor presented to emerging professionals who have contributed to the expansion of the WELL movement and the generation of tangible project outcomes, while broadening WELL’s impact across research, practice, and industry. Rather than recognizing simple academic achievements or single project performances, the award comprehensively evaluates recipients based on their demonstrated impact and potential in translating WELL into measurable spatial performance, operational systems, and asset strategies. Professor Park has continuously conducted research and practice linking WELL, Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ), and ESG across the fields of architecture, urbanism, and environmental studies. She has proposed strategic application models to ensure that WELL does not remain merely a “certification system that is well obtained,” but instead leads to tangible improvements in occupants’ health and productivity, as well as operational performance in real spaces. In particular, her work in establishing and implementing WELL strategies for large-scale commercial building projects—building frameworks that ensure WELL standards function effectively not only during the design phase but also throughout the operational phase—was highly regarded in this award selection. Through WELL-based spatial strategies, Professor Park has advanced comprehensive improvements in IEQ performance, including air quality, water quality, lighting, thermal comfort, and acoustic environments, and has presented frameworks that connect these improvements to asset management and operational performance. This approach has been recognized as an example of expanding WELL beyond a checklist-style certification into an integrated spatial operation strategy centered on health and well-being. This award is significant not only as recognition of individual project achievements, but also as international acknowledgment of Professor Park’s sustained efforts to connect research, practice, and industry as a next-generation global expert in the WELL field. Notably, her selection as an official “Rising Star” within the global WELL network marks a meaningful case in which a researcher affiliated with a Korean university has been recognized at the international level, demonstrating how Korea’s health and well-being strategies in architecture and urbanism are being aligned with global standards. Professor Park remarked, “I believe this award represents not merely a personal achievement, but the collective result of numerous projects and collaborations that have worked together to ensure that WELL can function as a practical strategic tool in Korea. Moving forward, I hope to continue bridging research and practice so that healthy built environments can extend beyond individual buildings to cities and society at large.” This achievement also aligns with the Department of Architecture’s research-practice integrated educational direction at Ewha Womans University, and demonstrates how the sustainability, ESG, and social value creation strategies pursued by the Ewha Institute for Global Social Contribution are leading to tangible international outcomes. Professor Park plans to continue connecting the University’s research achievements with public-sector and private-sector projects to further disseminate health- and well-being-based architectural and urban strategies.
- No.643
- Writer홍보실
- Date2026.02.23
- Views4571
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Ewha Institute for Life Science Hosts 2026 Medical AI Workshop

A New Paradigm of Innovation in Healthcare Transformed by AI The Ewha Institute for Life Science of the Ewha Medical Center atEwha Womans University(Director: Lee, Hyang-woon) successfully held the “2026 Medical AI Workshop: Mastering Medical AI Innovation at Once” on Saturday, February 7, at the Auditorium on the 10th floor ofEwha Womans University Mokdong Hospital. The workshop explored strategies and case studies for effectively integrating artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into clinical practice and research amid the rapidly evolving medical environment. Approximately 120 researchers in medicine, AI, and engineering, along with professionals from the biohealth industry, attended the event. The workshop was presided over by Lee, Hyang-woon, Vice President for Medical Industry-Academic Cooperation and Director of the Ewha Institute for Life Science. Attendees included Yoo, Kyung-ha, Vice President for Medical Affairs and President of the Ewha Medical Center; Kang, Deok-hee, Dean of the College of Medicine; Lee, Hyang-woon; and Yang, Dae-heon, Chief Information Officer, among other key officials and medical professionals. (From left) Yoo, Kyung-ha, President of the Ewha Medical Center, delivering a congratulatory address; Kang, Deok-hee, Dean of the College of Medicine, giving remarks; and Lee, Hyang-woon, Director of the Ewha Institute for Life Science, presiding over the workshop. The program began with a keynote lecture by Yang, Dae-heon, Chief Information Officer and Head of the BK21 TRUE-AI Research Group. In his presentation, “Ewha TRUE-AI: Introduction to the High-Reliability and High-Efficiency AI Research Group,” he outlined the University’s AI research strategy and proposed directions for collaboration among the College of Artificial Intelligence, the College of Medicine, and the Ewha Medical Center. (From left) Yang, Dae-heon, Chief Information Officer, delivering the keynote address; and a discussion on directions for collaboration between the University and the Medical Center. In the subsequent session, Kim, Dong-hyun, CEO of Neuro핏 Co., Ltd., presented on “Development of AI-Based Brain Imaging Analysis Tools from a Medical Device Development Perspective.” Kwon, Jun-myung, CEO of Medical AI Co., Ltd., delivered an invited lecture on “Latest Developments and Clinical Applications of ECG-Based AI,” sharing up-to-date insights from industry practice and enhancing participants’ practical understanding. (From left) Kim, Dong-hyun, CEO of Neuro핏 Co., Ltd., invited speaker on the latest AI trends in medical device development; Kwon, Jun-myung, CEO of Medical AI Co., Ltd.; and Kim, Han-soo, President of Ewha Womans University Mokdong Hospital. The final special session of the morning program addressed “National R&D Policies and Research Trends in Medical Artificial Intelligence.” Chaired by Professor Han, Seung-ho, Professor of Medicine and Director of Ewha Medical Academy, the session featured Dr. Choi, Kwang-nam of the Supercomputing AI Research Center at theKorea Institute of Science and Technology Information, who presented on “Clinical AI 2026,” and Dr. Jang, Kwang-seon, who discussed “Enhancing Research and Work Efficiency Using Generative AI.” The session fostered active discussion on practical applications of AI in clinical settings, expected benefits, challenges, and the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration. (From left) Dr. Choi, Kwang-nam and Dr. Jang, Kwang-seon of the Supercomputing AI Research Center at KISTI, invited speakers on national AI policy trends; and Professor Han, Seung-ho, who served as session chair. The first afternoon session, moderated by Professor Cho, Do-sang, Professor of Medicine and Director of the Ewha Medical Data Business Group, focused on “Building Medical Data Infrastructure and Strengthening Research Capacity.” Presentations included: “Medical Applications of Generative AI” by Professor Kim, Hwi-young (Department of Neurosurgery, Yonsei University College of Medicine); “LLM-Based Diagnostic Report Writing Tool” by Professor Jeon, Kang-il (Division of Infectious Diseases, Ewha College of Medicine); “Data Platforms for Digital Health Innovation” by Professor Yoo, Seung-chan (Department of Integrative Medicine, Yonsei University College of Medicine); and “Enhancing Individual Researchers’ Digital Access and Research Competency” by Professor Park, Jun-beom (Division of Cardiology, Ewha College of Medicine). These lectures shared practical approaches to strengthening research capabilities through effective data utilization. The second afternoon session, chaired by Professor Park, Jun-beom, Professor of Medicine and Director of the Institute for Convergence Medicine at Ewha Mokdong Hospital, was titled “From A to Z: Writing Academic Papers with AI.” Lectures included: “Medical Statistical Analysis Using ChatGPT / Gemini” by Professor Ko, Young-hwi (Department of Urology, Ewha College of Medicine); “Reliability and Interpretation Considerations of Statistical Results Using ChatGPT / Gemini” by Professor Yoo, Seung-chan (Clinical Trial Center, Ewha Mokdong Hospital); and “Academic Writing Using AI Tools Based on AI Principles” by Professor Jung, Seung-pil (Institute for Convergence Medicine, Ewha Mokdong Hospital). The workshop concluded successfully. Yoo, Kyung-ha, President of the Ewha Medical Center, stated, “The use of AI is rapidly expanding across healthcare and all sectors of society. Ewha Medical Center will lead the latest AI trends by realizing patient-centered healthcare completed through collaboration between AI and people, utilizing AI to enhance clinical convenience.” Lee, Hyang-woon, Director of the Ewha Institute for Life Science, emphasized, “In the rapidly changing medical environment, AI is no longer optional but essential. This workshop provided a valuable opportunity to understand government policies and research trends related to AI and to share a wide range of information, including practical clinical applications.” A commemorative group photo taken to mark the 2026 Medical AI Workshop at Ewha Womans University Medical Center.
- No.641
- Writer홍보실
- Date2026.02.11
- Views4692
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Ewha Womans University Technology Holdings Forms KRW 900 million Investment Fund with Dankook University and CNTTech

Ewha Womans University Technology Holdingshas formed a KRW 900 million innovation investment fund in partnership withDankook University Technology HoldingsandCNTTech Co., Ltd.. On Tuesday, February 3, the partners held the “2026 Innovation Investment Fund Launch Ceremony and 1st IR (Investor Relations) Session” targeting promising deep-tech startups. The fund was jointly established through capital contributions from Ewha Womans University, Dankook University, and CNTTech Co., Ltd. It has drawn attention as a university–private sector collaborative investment model that combines the research infrastructure and technology commercialization capabilities of universities with the investment and scale-up expertise of a private accelerator. The three institutions will participate as GPs (General Partners) and, over the next seven years, plan to build a virtuous cycle investment ecosystem for deep-tech startups in fields such as AI, semiconductors, and SDGs. Their strategy includes university-based technology commercialization, discovery and nurturing of early-stage startups, and linkage to follow-up investments. Ewha Womans University student entrepreneur Kim, Hyomin, CEO of EDM Gadget Co., Ltd. The IR session, held on February 3 at Ewha Startup Open Space, featured 11 promising deep-tech startups recommended by each institution. Among them were Ewha student startup EDM Gadget Co., Ltd., led by CEO Kim, Hyomin, and Ewha industry-academic cooperation partner Greenish, both of which had the opportunity to seek direct investment.
- No.639
- Writer신영재
- Date2026.02.10
- Views3938