Team:Korea U Seoul/Team/Korea University

In-Geol Choi, Ph.D

Professor

Principal investigator.
igchoi@korea.ac.kr

Kyengwoo Jang

Hello I'm kyengwoo Jang. My major is biotechnology. This is my second participation for iGEM Competition. See you at MIT.

Dongha Kim

Hi, I’m Dong-ha Kim, the advisor of our team. I’m in charge of the human practices and wiki. I hope you have a great time in Boston with our brilliant members.

Korea University

Minseob Yoo

Wassup? I’m Jade Minsub Yoo, the leader of 2014 Korea_U_Seoul. I mainly take charge of the project and overall activity, ok? I do everything like a nutbag. Our theme of the project is rejoicing, glittering, and scrupulous. It freakin’ rocks, tout court. (Details are in the project description) I’m so freakin’ ready to enjoy the grand festival or whatever. Peace!

Juyoung Han

Hello! I’m Ju-young Han of department of life science, Korea University. I have a deep interest in biology and I’m trying hard to learn more. I’m in charge of clerking and being a house elf.(I mean dobbie. Not Kreacher.) I took part in last year iGEM but this year’s giant jamboree excites me a lot! Good luck, guys!

Hyeyeong Choi

Hello. I’m Hye-yong Choe who is in the department of life science, Korea University. I’m in charge of clerking of the team. I also participated in the experiments and I’m going to be one of the presenter. I took part in last years asia preliminary and I’m happy to do this again this year. The gold medal is ours!

Jihee Park

Hello. I’m Jihee Park. I’m 20 years old and I’m in my junior year in the department of life science, Korea University. I’m in charge of presentation and design of our team. I can’t wait to meet you all. Sharing each other’s cultures and ideas about synthetic biology, I think it’s wonderful. See you guys in Boston. Till then, take care!

Kyujin Jeong

Hi, I’m Kyujin jeong of Korea_U_Seoul. I know that nobody is interested in me, so I won’t bother writing this. See ya, my friends.

Eugenie Choi

Hello, world! My name is Eugenie Choe, and I am a 1st-year pre-med student at Seoul National University. I have been profoundly interested in science, especially biology, since I was a little child. My lifetime goal has always been being a researcher who can make an everlasting impact on the progress of science. For me, participating in iGEM has been a very meaningful preparation for my career as a scientist and a vibrant experience of sharing my interest with the rest of the world. This is my third time participating in iGEM, but this year's iGEM is special for me, because it is my first time in the collegiate division of iGEM. I am very excited to meet everyone! See you in Boston. Enjoy!