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International Research Conferences
29th Annual International Conference on Research in Computational Molecular Biology
2025 RECOMB conference at Yonsei University (April 26 - April 29, 2025)
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2021 Korean Society of Molecular and Cellular Biology
Attending 2021 KSMCB conference in Jeju was my very first offline international conference since the pandemic. It was an opportunity to reconnect with the scientific community in person and engage in the lively atmosphere of knowledge exchange. Throughout the event, I had the chance to meet great researchers from diverse fields, each presenting their unique studies and insights. It was truly intriguing to witness the rich tapestry of scientific exploration all gathered in one place.
One of the conference's highlights was the plenary lecture by Dr. Daniel A. Haber. It offered a fascinating exploration of Circulating Tumor Cells (CTCs) and the revolutionary technologies enabling their study. His work's potential for unraveling cancer progression and treatment resistance was truly inspiring, and I found myself captivated by the possibilities he presented, including combination of single cell RNA sequencing and CRISPR.
2021 Fly Cell Atlas 3 Consortium
In 2021, during the global pandemic, I had the opportunity to participate in the international consortium, Fly Cell Atlas 3, which brought together eminent researchers in the field of Drosophila studies. As part of my Master's research project, I focused on the study of Drosophila pupae and adult hemocyte. In this context, I was tasked with setting up single nuclei RNA sequencing (sNuc-Seq) using the Drop-seq platform.
Through this consortium, I not only gained a deeper understanding of Drosophila hemocytes but also had the opportunity to explore various other tissues, including the brain. Moreover, I was able to expand my theoretical background and acquire valuable hands-on experience in experimental techniques. This experience significantly enriched my knowledge in the field and provided valuable insights into the broader realm of Drosophila research.