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Persons of distinguished service to science and technology

Dr. Kun Mo Chung Former Minister of Science and Technology / Chair-Professor, KAIST
Who prepared the foundations for Korean science and technology governance Took the initiative in establishing the Korea Advanced Institute of Science, the Korea Science Foundation, the Korea Institute for Advanced Study, the National Academy of Scien...
(Late) Professor Sam Soon Kim Honorary Professor, Seoul Women’s University
Who led the development of Korea’s mycology while overcoming the glass ceiling in science for the first time First Korean woman who graduated from the Faculty of Science, Hokkaido Imperial University and acquired a Ph.D. in Agriculture as well
(Late) Professor Zeung Nam Bien Honorary Professor, KAIST / Honorary Professor, UNIST
Who led the Korean research on AI robots and trained the leading next generation researchers Appointed as IEEE Fellow with outstanding research on the development of Korea’s first industrial robot and AI robot research
Professor Sang-Dai Park Honorary Professor, Seoul National University
Who led research in molecular biology and prepared the institutional foundations for advance research Led the research and education for Korea’s molecular biology and genetic engineering
(Late) Professor Chung Yong Kim Honorary Professor, Seoul National University
Who helped Korea to escape from the dishonorable name of “country of hepatitis” by developing the hepatitis B vaccine Prepared the stable institutional basis by establishing a foundation and an institute related to hepatitis virus research.
(Late) Professor Ikchoon Lee Honorary Professor, Inha University
Who advanced the field of Korean physical chemistry to an international level He carried out internationally recognized research on the investigation of the mechanism and structure of transition state of organic reactions
(Late) Professor Hyo Chul Myung Former President of the Korea Institute for Advanced Study
Globally recognized researcher on Lie-admissible algebras Contributed to the development of Lie-admissible algebras by solving Albert’s problem, a mathematical challenge long been left unsolved in the algebra area
(Late) Kim Yong Gwan Managing Director, Science Knowledge Distribution Association
Proposed 'Establishing Science Joseon' as the national task and launched the science movement He was a true pathbreaker in science and technology who rose above the tremendous hardships of his youth to achieve greatness for his country. He studied at the National Indust...
Kim Myung Ja Honorary president, Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies
Led development of policies for science and technology and the environment based on integration and convergence of science and society She was born in Seoul just before the Liberation of Korea. She enjoyed writing and thanks to her father's influence and advice she chose the path of natural science. In that pr...

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