Special Sessions

[KOFST] Next-Generation Science & Technology Leaders

Date / Time	2018-08-19 09:00   --   2018-08-24 10:40
Room	R9A/B
Conveners / Chairs	MR. OH, Do Han (University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom) CONVENER
Synopsis	This session in EKC2018 is sponsored by KOFST (The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies), and through this program supporting the next-generation science & technology leaders, it is expected that the network building and training of Korean young scientific and technological talents among local and overseas lead in creating a strong bond with each other. Also, the next generation of Korean scientists and engineers at home and abroad build a cooperation networking by planning and supporting various programs (e.g. research activities, start-ups, training, etc.) which can enhance the global mindset and capacity-building. In addition, the implementing programs such as research activities, start-ups, and networking will contribute to rear the next-generation scientists and technology leaders, thereby contributing to the expansion of the external environment of national scientific capabilities and international efforts to resolve the global agenda. Furthermore, it develops the public diplomacy by cooperation with the next-generation scientists and technological leaders at home and abroad and contributes to not only upgrading the nation's science and technology but also building a futuristic soft power platform.
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[KAST] Frontier Scientists Workshop

Date / Time	2018-08-20 09:00   --   15:30
Room	R7
Conveners / Chairs	DR. LEE, Yongwon (Lloyd's Register, United Kingdom) CONVENER PROF. LEE, Changhee (Hanyang University, Korea) COCONVENER
Synopsis	Established in 1994, the Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST) aims to lay a solid foundation to promote basic science in the country. To this end, KAST has been carrying out a wide range of projects in the areas of science and technology, including policy research and advice, international exchanges and talent development. Frontier Scientists Workshop (FSW) is one of KAST’s international programmes to establish an academic research network among young and promising scientists from Korea, overseas Korean scientists and world-renowned scholars. Since 2012, the workshop has been held in countries including the United Kingdom, Sweden, and the United States. KAST and EKC organise the following FSW sessions. • FSW Opening (Room R7, 9.00 to 9.30, Mon. 20 August) • FSW 1: Material Science & Technology (Room R7, 9.30 to 12.40, Mon. 20 August) • FSW 2: Energy & Convergence (Room R7, 13.30 to 15.30, Mon. 20 August) The proposed sessions are supported by KAST. The Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST) EKC 2018 Science and Technology Programme Committee
Speakers	FSW Opening [ 09:00 - 09:30 ] DR. YOO, Ookjoon (The Korean Academy of Science and Technology, Korea) [ 09:01 - 09:10 ] Title: Welcoming Remarks DR. PARK, Migeun (University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom) [ 09:10 - 09:20 ] Title: Congratulatory Remarks Group Photography [ 09:20 - 09:30 ] FSW 1: Material Science & Technology [ 09:30 - 12:40 ] PROF. LEE, Hyuck Mo (KAIST, Korea) [ 09:30 - 10:00 ] Title: High Throughput Screening of L12-type Alloys: Proton-Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell Application DR. BERLOUIS, Leonard (University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom) [ 10:00 - 10:30 ] Title: Testing of a prototype 25 kW/50 kWh Zn-Br2 flow battery and integration to a community wind turbine Tea Break [ 10:40 - 11:00 ] PROF. KIM, Youngkeun (Korea University, Korea) [ 11:00 - 11:30 ] Title: Spin-orbit Torque Switching Materials and Devices for Magnetic Random Access Memory Applications PROF. KIM, Junbeum (University of Technology of Troyes, France) [ 11:30 - 12:00 ] Title: Material and Urban Mining PROF. JEON, Seokwoo (KAIST, Korea) [ 12:00 - 12:30 ] Title: Energy and Seonsor Applications of Large-area, Orderd 3D Macroporous Nanostructures Made from PnP Lunch [ 12:40 - 13:30 ] FSW 2: Energy & Convergence [ 13:30 - 15:30 ] PROF. CHUNG, Sunyang (Konkuk University, Korea) [ 13:30 - 14:00 ] Title: The Past, Present and Future of Korean Innovation System PROF. CHOI, Seungbok (Inha University, Korea) [ 14:00 - 14:30 ] Title: A Controllable Haptic Mater for Robot Surgery Using Smart Magneto-Rheological Fluids PROF. INCECIK, Atilla (University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom) [ 14:30 - 15:00 ] Title: Research and Development in Offshore Renewable Energy in the UK PROF. SUNG, Yungeun (Seoul National Uinversity, Korea) [ 15:00 - 15:30 ] Title: Nanoparticle Electrochemistry for Energy Conversion

Technology Commercialisation and Intellectual Property (IP) Camp

Date / Time	2018-08-20 09:00   --   15:10
Room	R6
Conveners / Chairs	DR. MCBETH, David (University of Strathclyde, Director, Research and Knowledge Exchange Services) CHAIR DR. LIM, Jung Min 'leonardo' (LG FCS Programme and Project Manager in UK) COCHAIR
Synopsis	1. Why? -Learn successful UK university based technology commercialization cases and experiences -Provide collaborative (UK-Korea) entrepreneurship education for next generation or young korean scientist and engineers to become successful entrepreneurs -Learn UK’s inventor protected system within university based commercialization 2.Impact & Expectation -Provide international environment and market exposure and stepping stone toward new boundaries for overseas Korean scientists and engineers and its associations through technology commercialization successful cases -Pre-requisite information session to protect intellectual property that each young and next generation Korean scientists and engineers will develop through their research activities -Provide opportunity for science and technology researchers to learn and prepare beforehand through the process of technology commercialization. 3.Overall Program Plan -What is technology commercialization based entrepreneurship?, Technology commercialization based entrepreneurship assets, etc -Practical learning session including discussion -intellectual property 100, Laboratory log notebook writing and management, IP regulations and practice, patent documentation, process, searching and analysis, etc 4. Programme Details 1) Welcome and Introduction – followed by University Entrepreneurship & Commercialisation (UK Overview) - Brief overview of the day followed by an introduction to the University of Strathclyde as a leading international technological University and a snapshot of the UK environment for University Entrepreneurship & Commercialisation. 2) University Support for Staff, Student and Graduates forming Start-ups - Strathclyde Entrepreneurial Network (SEN) supports and invests in Strathclyde innovations through enterprise, entrepreneurship, commercialisation and investment. SEN is the overarching brand through which students, academics, researchers and alumni can access support for launching new business ventures, commercialising university research, accessing investment and developing enterprise skills.   This session will provide an overview of the SEN function, which will set the scene for further presentations from RKES staff.   - More specifically, this session will focus on the start-up support provided by the Enterprise Team to students and alumni who own their own intellectual property. We will review the programmes used to identify entrepreneurial talent across the University and the package of support provided to growth opportunities, highlighting the unique way in which we utilise University alumni to supplement the SEN offering. 3) The University of Strathclyde Commercial Investment Approach - Brief overview of the structure conduct and performance of the early stage risk capital market in Scotland, including, a definition and description of the market, the types of investors active in the market, and the important role & contribution of the public sector in market development & support.   - A review of the University’s commercial investment approach, including, an overview of the original research, the rationale for the a commercial investment approach, the governance, management and key operations arrangements, the development and implementation of the Strathclyde Entrepreneurs Fund, the number of University investments, the size of the investment portfolio and the portfolio returns.   - An insight in to the future development of the University’s commercial investment approach. 4) “Investor Ready” - What Angels and other early stage investors are looking for - Gabriel is an angel syndicate, aimed specifically at supporting young, pre start and emerging technology businesses.  Companies from a broad spectrum of sectors are eligible for funding, but Gabriel’s focus is on companies that can demonstrate growth potential, ambition and scalability, preferably in new products and markets. As Managing Director of both the Strathclyde University Incubator and Gabriel Investments Limited, Gillian MacAulay has helped nurture over 250 young businesses since 1990 and implemented a strong client support system. Gabriel Investments was launched in 2012 and to date has done 24 investments into new companies, addressing the gap in the market of first stage funding for businesses, pushing them through an accelerator programme, to create disciplined, high value, growth companies. 5) IPR Treatment in University Spin-outs and Start-ups - An overview of the factors which the University takes into consideration when commercialising IPR via a spin-out or start-up and how these impact on the shape of any potential deal. Differences between spin-out and start-up will also be discussed 6) Open Discussion with Strathclyde Start-up and Spin-out Entrepreneurs -This panel discussion will feature start-up and spin-out companies who have accessed commercial support from Strathclyde. You will hear first-hand accounts of their experience in launching a new venture in Scotland, how they were supported by Strathclyde and what lessons they learned along the way. -End.
Speakers	DR. MCBETH, David (University of Strathclyde, Research & Knowledge Exchange Services (RKES)) [ 09:15 - 10:00 ] Title: Welcome and Introduction – followed by University Entrepreneurship & Commercialisation (UK Overview) MRS. ASIALA, Heather (Strathclyde Entrepreneurial Network) [ 10:00 - 10:45 ] Title: University Support for Staff, Student and Graduates forming Start-ups MR. HUGHES, Martin (Strategic Investor Networks Manager) [ 11:00 - 11:45 ] Title: Sources of Investment Capital for University Start-ups and Spin-outs MR. MACAULAY, Gillian (Gatekeeper – Gabriel Informal Investments Ltd) [ 11:50 - 12:35 ] Title: “Investor Ready” - What Angels and other early stage investors are looking for DR. MCBETH, David (University of Strathclyde, Research & Knowledge Exchange Services (RKES)) [ 13:30 - 14:15 ] Title: IPR Treatment in University Spin-outs and Start-ups MRS. ASIALA /, Heather / Clairing (University of Strathclyde, Research & Knowledge Exchange Services (RKES)) [ 14:15 - 15:10 ] Title: Open Discussion with Strathclyde Start-up and Spin-out Entrepreneurs

KEIT Workshop for In-depth Review of Global Technology Demands (closed session)

Date / Time	2018-08-20 11:30   --   17:00
Room	R9B (20th 11:30~13:00), R1/2/3/9B (20th 13:00~17:00)
Conveners / Chairs	DR. PROGRAM DIRECTORS, (KEIT) CHAIR
Synopsis	KEIT (Korea Evaluation Institute of Industrial Technology), a national agency of MOTIE (Korea Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy), is one of most active and dynamic innovation support organization in Korea, fostering innovation by managing national R&D programs. KEIT Session is intended to promote the participation of Korean-European scientists and engineers in the Korea national R&D projects with the goal of improving R&D productivity and Global Cooperation.   KEIT Sessions will be held for two days and this session is the first day one. The invited Korean scientists in Europe and Program Directors (PD) of KEIT will exchange the technology trends and information in the respective fields to discuss innovative ideas for national R&D projects. Only invited scientists and engineers in advance can participate in this session. This session will be focused on 4 industrial technology areas: Intelligent Semiconductor, Future Automobile, Chemical Process, Ceramic tech, although the areas may change.
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[MSIT&ERC] Frontier Research Opportunities through EU Grants: ERC, MSCA & Horizon 2020 - Inspiration, Application & Achievements

Date / Time	2018-08-21 09:00   --   12:40
Room	A1
Conveners / Chairs	DR. KIM, Hyong-ha (Korea National Contact Point, ERC & Principal Research Scientist, KRISS) CONVENER DR. KANG, Sungwon (Research Fellow, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering & Building Technology) COCHAIR
Synopsis	*** Please Register at: https://ko.surveymonkey.com/r/MWDFMLT *** This 3-parted session is organized by the European Research Council (ERC) National Contact Point of Korea, aiming to introduce EU-funded grant opportunities to Korean researchers mainly based in Europe. The ERC President Prof. J.-P. Bourguignon will be present to share insight with young researchers. Part 1: Introducing EU-funded Grant opportunities Different funding schemes such as ERC grants, Marie Sklodowska-Curie actions (MSCA), and Horizon 2020 thematic projects will be presented by appropriate experts from the ERC, MSCA, and DGRI (Directorate-General for Research & Innovation). Part 2: Testimonials of Korean Grantees In line with their current research, Korean ERC & MSCA grantees will present their efforts, trials, failures & successes in getting grants, in addition to how the grants helped them in establishing their research career in Europe & Korea, in hopes of giving insight to fellow researchers. Part 3: Panel Discussion and Q&A With the ERC President and other presenters as panel members, in-depth discussion will be held to share more information. * Organizing Committee - Chair: Hyong-Ha KIM, Ph.D., ERC NCP for Republic of Korea, Principal Research Scientist, KRISS - Sungwon Kang, Ph.D., Research Fellow, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering & Building Technology (National Liaison & Coordination) - Teun-Teun Kim, Ph.D., Research Professor, IBS Young Scientist Fellow, Center for Integrated Nanostructure Physics, Institute for Basic Science, Sungkyunkwan University (International Coordination & Liaison with Organizers) - Seunghwan Lee, , Ph.D., Associate Professor, Technical University of Denmark (Contents Coordination & Program Planning)
Speakers	PROF. BOURGUIGNON, Jean-pierre (President of the European Research Council) [ 09:00 - 09:10 ] Title: Encouraging Remarks to the Korean ERC & MSCA PIs & Participants MR. ARENTOFT, Michael (European Commission, Directorate-General for Research & Innovation) [ 09:10 - 09:30 ] Title: Horizon 2020 Funding Opportunities MS. SIMROSS, Sabine (The European Research Council Executive Agency) [ 09:30 - 09:50 ] Title: ERC Grant Opportunities DR. CHISNALL, Peter (EUREKA) [ 09:50 - 10:10 ] Title: EUREKA Program Introduction DR. KIM, Hyong-ha (KRISS (Principal Research Scientist) & ERC NCP, Korea) [ 10:10 - 10:30 ] Title: MSCA Grant Opportunities Group Photo & Break & Opening of Part 2: PIs' Presentations (11:00~12:40) [ 10:30 - 10:50 ] DR. KIM, Teun-teun (Institute for Basic Science (IBS), Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), Center for Integrated Nanostructure Physics (CINAP)) [ 11:05 - 11:20 ] Title: Dynamic Control of Optical Properties with Gated-graphene Metamaterials (Former MSCA IF Fellow) DR. KOO, Bon-kyoung (Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of Austrian Academy of Sciences (IMBA)) [ 11:20 - 11:35 ] Title: Defining the identity and dynamics of adult gastric isthmus stem cells (ERC StG-2014-LS04 Grantee) DR. YOO, Jaiyul (University of Zurich, Center for Theoretical Astrophysics and Cosmology) [ 11:35 - 11:50 ] Title: General Relativistic Effects as a Novel Probe of Inflationary Cosmology (ERC CoG-2015-PE09 Grantee) DR. LEE, Seunghwan (Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Department of Mechanical Engineering) [ 11:50 - 12:10 ] Title: Soft and Slippery Interfaces: Lubricating Properties of Mucins and Mucus Gels (ERC StG-2010-LS09 Grantee) Panel Dicussion w/ ERC President J.-P. Bourguignon / Q&A / Networking: 12:00-12:40 [ 12:10 - 12:40 ]

[KAST-The Royal Society] Science & Technology Round Table (CLOSED SESSION)

Date / Time	2018-08-21 09:00   --   10:40
Room	R6
Conveners / Chairs	DR. LEE, Yongwon (Lloyd's Register, United Kingdom) CONVENER MS. HONG, Jiyoon (The Korean Academy of Science and Technology, Korea) COCONVENER
Synopsis	This “Science and Technology Round Table” is a closed session between Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST) and The Royal Society. British Embassy Seoul and the Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in the UK (KSEAUK) also participate in this meeting because of their roles, in Science and Technology, to the UK and Korea. The session will discuss on promoting excellence in science, technology and collaboration. EKC 2018 will convene under the subtitle, "Science, Technology and Humanity – Portal 4 Industry” and its goal is to solve issues of the world through science, technology and entrepreneurship, greatly improving the quality of life. It provides opportunities to build network, strengthen fellowship and discuss collaboration work between the UK and Korea for the future. The proposed session is supported by the Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST). The Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST) EKC 2018 Science and Technology Programme Committee
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Technology Transfer

Date / Time	2018-08-21 11:00   --   12:40
Room	R9B
Conveners / Chairs	DR. MCBETH, David (University of Strathclyde, Director, RKES) CHAIR DR. LIM, Jung Min 'leonardo' (LG FCS Programme and Project Manager in UK) COCHAIR
Synopsis	1. Overall Provide networking and collaboration opportunities for commercialization and intellectual property mainly focused on special interest group of scientists and engineers, private and public sector professionals between UK-Europe and South Korea. Overall scope of interests are: 1) understand or identify each commercialization stages’ problem & provide solution (e.g. technology push needs, corporate unmet needs - product concept define, prototype development, customer evaluation, product / technology spec-in, new market entry with existing product) , 2) share commercialization opportunity information, existing commercialization enabler infrastructure or scheme, and 3) identify detail needs for improvement from institutions and entities such as academics, public sectors and government institutions between UK -Europe and South Korea. For EKC2018, welcome to incorporate EKC special interest group topics and 4th generation industrial revolution related areas such as artificial intelligence-based commercialization and IP opportunities (e.g. artificial intelligence based medical imaging and diagnostics, etc) are welcome but not limited to. In summary, this session is to host information sharing presentation topics to collaborate and understand and/or identify the working agenda (e.g. expand their commercialization capabilities and IP assets) through KEASUK and EKC. If interested, feel free to apply for session participation with sponsorship from academic, private sectors, not-for-profit , and government institutions. 2. Programme Details 1) University overall commercialisation goals    - Following on from previous sessions, including “The University of Strathclyde Commercial Investment Approach”, this session will give an insight into what the University seeks to achieve through its commercialisation activities and why it is important. 2) University stage gate process for commercialisation opportunities -An overview of the University’s formal Commercialisation Support Framework for Licensing & Spin-out company formation including details on the decision making processes 3) Experiences of stage gate process  - One of the external members of the University’s EIC will provide details on their experiences of the University’s commercialisation stage gate process
Speakers	DR. MCBETH, David (University of Strathclyde, Research & Knowledge Exchange Services (RKES)) [ 11:00 - 11:25 ] Title: University overall commercialisation goals       MRS. STRANG, Fiona (University of Strathclyde, Research & Knowledge Exchange Services (RKES)) [ 11:30 - 11:55 ] Title: University stage gate process for commercialisation opportunities MR. INVESTMENT COMMITTEE MEMBER, Various (University of Strathclyde's EIC external member) [ 12:00 - 12:25 ] Title: Experiences of stage gate process

KEIT Open Forum for Global Technology Planning

Date / Time	2018-08-21 11:00   --   12:40
Room	R4 & R5
Conveners / Chairs	DR. JANG, Jongchan (KEIT) CHAIR
Synopsis	KEIT (Korea Evaluation Institute of Industrial Technology), a national agency of MOTIE (Korea Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy), is one of most active and dynamic innovation support organization in Korea, fostering innovation by managing national R&D programs. KEIT Sessions are intended to promote the participation of Korean-European scientists and engineers in the Korea national R&D projects with the goal of improving R&D productivity and Global Cooperation.   KEIT Sessions will be held for two days and this session is the second day one. KEIT will introduce the recent Industrial R&D Policy. Then,  PDs of KEIT will present about new industry road-map and R&BD strategy in the field of Electric/Autonomous automobile and Semiconductor/Display. In addition, the Korean scientists and engineers in Europe will present about the global technology and market trends in these fields.
Speakers	DR. JANG, Jong Chan (KEIT) [ 11:10 - 11:30 ] Title: Korean R&D policy on industrial technology DR. LEE, Baek Haeng (KEIT) [ 11:30 - 12:45 ] Title: R&BD strategy and technology road-map of future automobile MR. SOHN, Sung Min (Daimler AG / Mercedes-Benz Research and Development) [ 11:45 - 12:00 ] Title: Future automotive industry: Summary of market trend and forecast DR. SOHN, Kwang June (KEIT) [ 12:00 - 12:15 ] Title: R&BD strategy and technology road-map of intelligent semiconductor DR. PARK, Jong Mun (ams AG) [ 12:15 - 12:30 ] Title: Power semiconductors, sensors in Europe DR. KIM, Sang Hun (KIST Europe) [ 12:30 - 12:40 ] Title: Exemplary case of R&D collaboration between Korea and Europe

[NST] 4IR Korea-Europe Collaborative Forum

Date / Time	2018-08-22 09:00   --   10:40
Room	A0-2 & A0-3
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Synopsis	The aim of the session is to discuss roles and strategies of research institutes as a catalyst connecting Korea and Europe in the 4th industrial revolution. With an introduction of S&T policies for the 4IR in Korea and Europe, the session explores the potential of the research institutes to capture the opportunities and address the challenges of the 4IR through cooperation between Korea and Europe. 1) Intro 2) Keynote Presentation 3) Panel Presentation 4) Panel Discussion / Q&A / Wrap-up Speakers: Dr. Byong-Sung Kwak (President, Korea Institute of Energy Research) Dr. Michael Arentoft (Policy Officer, European Commission) Dr. Heeyoon Choi (President, Korea Institute of Science & Technology Information) Dr. Sung-il Yi (President, Korea Institute of Industrial Technology) Dr. Yong Hyeon Cho (Vice President, Korea Railroad Research Institute) Dr. Kern-Yong Kang (Vice President, Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials) Dr. Gyu-Ha Choe (President, Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute) Dr. Ken Hun Mok (Professor, Trinity College Dublin) Dr. Léonard Berlouis (Professor, University of Strathclyde)
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Leaders Forum: The Status and Roles of Korean Scientists and Engineers in Europe

Date / Time	2018-08-22 11:00   --   12:40
Room	R9B
Conveners / Chairs	DR. PARK, Migeun (The Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in the UK) CONVENER PROF. PARK, Chung-hae (Ecole Nationale Supérieure Mines-Télécom Lille Douai) CHAIR
Synopsis	Since 2008 EKC has been the major stage for connecting Korean Scientists and Engineers in Europe and Korea. Nine Korean Scientist and Engineers Associations in Europe have played the important roles of fostering collaboration between Korea and many European organizations and promoting wide networks for cooperation by organizing EKC. This closed session will explore how Korean Scientists and Engineers Associations in Europe and EKC can achieve quantitative and qualitative growth in establishing the role of Korean engineers and scientists in these rapidly changing times. The president of KOFST, policymakers, Presidents and Advisors of Korean Scientists and Engineers in Europe will meet and discuss strategies and support for the future of members of Korean Scientist and Engineers Associations in Europe.
Speakers	DR. KIM, Myung-ja (The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies) [ 11:00 - 11:20 ] DR. PARK, Wonsun (The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies) [ 11:20 - 11:40 ]

[KISTI-NST] Korea-Europe Scientist Network

Date / Time	2018-08-22 11:00   --   12:40
Room	R1
Conveners / Chairs	DR. LEE, Yongwon (Lloyd's Register, United Kingdom) CONVENER DR. HWANG, Yun-young (KISTI, Korea) COCONVENER MS. YOON, Jungsun (KISTI, Korea) COCONVENER MS. YOON, Jungsun (KISTI, Korea) CHAIR
Synopsis	The aim of the session is to discuss the collaboration agenda between Korean scientists living in Europe and Korea. This session is organized by NST(National Research Council of Science and Technology) and KISTI(Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information). With the introductions of S&T policies of major research institutes of four different countries (Germany, France, UK, and Denmark), the session explores the potential of collaboration between Korea and EU. All the speakers are the members of KOSEN(The global network of Korean Scientists & Engineers Network). International collaboration is one of the major issues of Korean government funded research institutes, and Korean European Scientists are expected to play an important role between both countries. So, this session is expected to be a good chance to have a fruitful discussions for the future.
Speakers	DR. HAN, Tae-young (Fraunhofer Institut für Keramik Technologies und Systeme) [ 11:00 - 11:15 ] Title: Stimulating Industry 4.0 for Korean-German National Research Institutes leveraged by Innovation Hub DR. SEO, Hyewon (University of Strasbourg, France) [ 11:15 - 11:30 ] Title: Ambition of CNRS: Strategies for international visibility and attractivity DR. TRIOLO, Jin Mi (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark) [ 11:30 - 11:45 ] Title: Introduction to current EU biorefinery projects at University of Southern Denmark DR. CHOI, Yoon Hong (Public Health England, United Kingdom) [ 11:45 - 12:00 ] Title: Infectious diseases research collaborations between South Korea and Public Health England Discussions [ 12:00 - 12:40 ]

[KUMA] Health Awareness & Medical School Application Seminar

Date / Time	2018-08-22 16:00   --   17:40
Room	R7
Conveners / Chairs	DR. KIM, Paul ( Seung Cheol ) (Anaesthetic trainee, West of Scotland) CONVENER MR. PARK, Hyun (Medicine at Imperial College School of Medicine, London) CONVENER
Synopsis	KUMA & KMS Health Awareness Seminar KUMA (Korean UK Medical Association) is a non-profit organisation committed to supporting the community of Korean doctors practising in the UK. We aim to foster professional relationships and development, promote community support of Korean residents of the UK, and to facilitate networking relationships in medical research and training both within the UK and internationally. KMS (Korean Medics in Scotland) is a non-profit organisation founded in 2011 to help Korean communities in Scotland adopt a healthier lifestyle through Medicine, Education and Community Development. As an organisation led by doctors and medical students, KMS aims to deliver seminars and workshops to encourage the public and provide guidance and mentorship to students with an interest in healthcare profession. KMS is currently based in Glasgow and operates across the board of Scotland with members from Edinburgh, Dundee, Aberdeen and St. Andrews. For the forthcoming EKC2018, KUMA and KMS look forward to delivering a Health Awareness Seminar to the EKC2018 attendees and family members. We are privileged to have a great host of doctors in different specialities travelling from all over the UK to deliver the talk: Accident and Emergency, Radiology, Anaesthetics, General Surgery, Plastic Surgery, General Medicine, and Foundation Trainee Doctors. We aim to educate the public on the following topics: 1. The National Health Service (NHS) 2. NHS Screening Programmes 3. Common Cancers amongst Korean Population We also plan to provide a free consultation to those attending the conference at our separate booth session. This may be affected depending on time and booth session availability. ----- KUMAS Medical School Application Seminar KUMAS (Korean UK Medical Association - Students) is a non-profit medical association representing medical and dental students of Korean heritage studying in the UK. Since its establishment in 2006 as KMDA-UK (Korean Medical and Dental Association - UK), KUMAS now stands as the integrated student body of KUMA. The primary mission statement of KUMAS is to facilitate social networking between the members in mind of promoting global professionalism in the doctors of tomorrow. KUMAS has been closely supported by our currently active graduate membership. For the past 11 years, KUMAS has successfully run the Careers & Information day for potential medical students on an annual basis. Previous student attendees have found the day extremely useful, with several going on to receiving offers from their respective medical schools. For the first time, KUMAS is providing this talk in Glasgow, and aim to deliver a broad insight into the application process: 1. What makes a successful application? 2. Personal statement 3. UKCAT / BMAT examinations 4. Medical school interview There will also be a unique opportunity to ask questions to current medical students of diverse background. As those recently having undergone the entirety of the application process, this event will be of an invaluable experience to those with an interest in pursuing a career in Medicine.
Speakers	DR. KIM, Chaney (NHS (Clinical Radiology)) [ 16:00 - 16:50 ] DR. LEE, Sean (NHS (Emergency Medicine)) [ 16:00 - 16:50 ] DR. PARK, Sejung (NHS (Foundation Year 2)) [ 16:00 - 16:50 ] MR. PARK, Justin (Medical Student (Imperial College London)) [ 16:50 - 17:40 ] MS. KIM, Bomee (Medical Student (Imperial College London)) [ 16:50 - 17:40 ] MS. PARK, Sojin (Medical Student (Imperial College London)) [ 16:50 - 17:40 ]

[KOFWST] Women scientists in a rapidly evolving modern societies

Date / Time	2018-08-23 11:00   --   12:40
Room	R1
Conveners / Chairs	DR. KANG, Myoung-ah (Associate Professor, ISIMA, University of Clermont Auvergne, France) CONVENER
Synopsis	Through the academic or industrial research presentations of Korean women engineers and scientists working in Europe, in Korea or elsewhere, this session aims to give an opportunity of sharing research achievements and collaborating with each other. This session will be organized by EKWSEA and KOFWST will be invited to this meeting. KOFWST is a leading federation of women science and technology associations. EKWSEA (Euro-Korean Women Scientists and Engineers Association, founded in 2015) is nonprofit European association and is a cooperating member of KOFWST. The session will be open to anyone who is interested in the contribution and achievement of Korean women scientists in Europe and elsewhere.
Speakers	PROF. PAIK, Hee Young (Korea Federation of Women's Science & Technology Associations) [ 11:00 - 11:20 ] Title: Gendered Innovations in Science and Technology Research DR. CHO, Hyong Sil (KOSEANL) [ 11:20 - 11:40 ] Title: Female entrepreneurship in Korea DR. HAN, Wha-jin (WISET (Korea Center for Women in Science, Engineering & Technology)) [ 11:40 - 12:00 ] Title: The 4th Industrial Revolution: Women's Challenges and Opportunities in IT PROF. CHUNG, Heesun (Chungnam National University) [ 12:00 - 12:20 ] Title: Women Scientists in a rapidly evolving modern socieityies : Forensic Science and Murder on the Orient Express MS. KIM, Boram (INSA de Lyon) [ 12:20 - 12:40 ] Title: Nutrients removals in vertical flow constructed wetlands combined or not with biological and/or chemical treatment processes

Presidents’ Round Table: Korea-Europe Public R&D Forum

Date / Time	2018-08-23 11:00   --   12:40
Room	R9B
Conveners / Chairs	MR. DAVIES, Gareth (British Embassy Seoul, Korea) CHAIR MR. HWANG, Sunghoon (Korean Embassy London, United Kingdom) COCHAIR
Synopsis	This closed session aims to discuss roles and responsibility of public R&D organisations to address changing social environment. Short presentations from both Europe and Korea will be given on challenges and the vision to address them in terms of the roles and responsibility of public R&D organisations. This will be followed by Q&A, panel discussion and open discussion. The main invited audience of the session is the representatives of a wide range of organisations and the presidents of Korean scientists and engineers associations in Europe. Speakers: Dr. KWAK, Byong-sung (Korea Institute of Energy Research, Korea) Prof. ZÜTTEL Andreas (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland) Mr. DAVIES, Gareth (British Embassy Seoul, Korea) Panels: Dr. CHARLETT, Andre (Public Health England, UK) Prof. STEPHANSSON, Ove (GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences, Germany) Dr. MARQUES, Carlos (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France) Prof. SCHARBER, Markus C (Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria)
Speakers	DR. KWAK, Byong-sung (Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER)) [ 11:05 - 11:20 ] Title: Challenges and responses for government research institutes of Korea PROF. ZUETTEL, Andreas (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)) [ 11:20 - 11:35 ] Title: Our perspective on the Swiss-Korea collaboration MR. DAVIES, Gareth (British Embassy Seoul, Korea) [ 11:35 - 11:50 ] Title: The UK’s industrial strategy

[KIER] Progress Meeting of KIER-Europe Joint R&D Projects

Date / Time	2018-08-23 13:30   --   15:10
Room	R1
Conveners / Chairs	DR. CHOI, Sang-jin (KIER) CHAIR
Synopsis	Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) has supported Global R&D Projects in each year since 2014 with aims to promote top-tier creative cutting edge research in the fields of new and renewable energy, energy efficiency and materials, and climate change. Approximately 150 million KRW has been allocated for each project (KIER side 50M wons / Foreign side 100M wons), and last year, two projects were awarded. The KIER Global R&D Monitoring Session is to check current status of the ongoing projects and create fruitful outcomes by discussions. It is open to any EKC participants. Contact: Mr. Woonho BAEK (bwh@kier.re.kr +82-428603633)
Speakers	DR. HIRSCH, Jens (Fraunhofer CSP) [ 13:30 - 14:10 ] Title: Thin single crystalline Si wafer by multi-wire sawing using electric discharge DR. HAN, Seong Ok (KIER) [ 14:10 - 14:30 ] Title: Functionalised Biomass Materials for Advance Energy Conversion & Storage Applications DR. ROSILLO-LOPEZ, Martin (University of Oxford) [ 14:30 - 14:50 ] Title: Functionalised Biomass Materials for Advance Energy Conversion & Storage Applications DR. CHOI, Sang-jin (KIER) [ 14:50 - 15:10 ] Title: Q&A

[KIGAM] Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS)

Date / Time	2018-08-23 16:00   --   17:40
Room	R5
Conveners / Chairs	DR. LEE, Yongwon (Lloyd's Register, United Kingdom) CONVENER PROF. AHN, Jiwhan (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources, Korea) COCONVENER DR. KIM, Jungyoon (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources, Korea) CHAIR
Synopsis	The 2nd KIGAM-CCUS Session - Future Vision of an Environment-friendly Self-reliance City in Response to Climate Change Using Low Carbon CSA Green Cement (4th Industrial Revolution -Related Radioactive Waste Storage) This carbon mineralization session has been held from the 9th EKC (Berlin) to improve the quality of research activities by cooperating of KIGAM and other European advanced technologies to cope with climate change. The theme of the second KIGAM-CCU session is the Future Vision of an Environment-friendly Self-reliance City in Response to Climate Change Using Low Carbon CSA Green Cement (4th Industrial Revolution-Related Radioactive Waste Storage). Through this session, we will share the future vision of carbon-mineralization technology to cope with climate change between Korea and Europe.
Speakers	PROF. AHN, Jiwhan (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources, Korea) [ 16:00 - 16:25 ] Title: Environment-friendly Self-reliance City in Response to Climate Change Using Low Carbon CSA Green Cement (4th Industrial Revolution- Radioactive Waste Storage) PROF. PARK, Dongsun (APEC Human Resources Development Working Group) [ 16:25 - 16:50 ] Title: APEC Human Resources Development in the New Climate Regime Era DR. KIM, Gwangmok (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources, Korea) [ 16:50 - 17:15 ] Title: Utilization of blast furnace slag for sequestration of carbon dioxide DR. CHO, Jinsang (Korea Institute of Limestone & Advanced Materials, Korea) [ 17:15 - 17:40 ] Title: Controlled low strength material (CLSM) for mine backfill produced from coal combustion products and limestone tailings

[KOFST] Korea-Europe Young Professional Forum

Date / Time	2018-08-23 16:00   --   17:40
Room	A1
Conveners / Chairs	MR. OH, Dohan (University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom) CONVENER DR. CHOI, Kyeong-il (Eutelsat S.A., France) CHAIR
Synopsis	4IR, The Next Frontier –Challenges and Visions Through this forum, we share the challenges and visions of the next frontier in Korea and Europe facing the 4th Industrial Revolution and discuss the support and role of the institution and government. Presentations from both Korea and Europe by the next generation's leaders will be delivered on challenges and vision for the 4IR. In this forum, we will have a session regarding the panel discussion and Q&A with an audience. The panel consists of the representatives from the next generation leaders, government and institution.
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