
Dr. Min Churl-ki Β· Director & CTO
A Ph.D. in pharmacology from Cornell University, he served as a professor in Ajou University's Department of Life Sciences for about 29 years. His work spans genetic engineering, protein engineering, and bioinformatics, focusing on stem-cell-based treatment of intractable diseases.
- B.S. and M.S. from Seoul National University; Ph.D. in pharmacology, Cornell University (1991)
- Postdoctoral fellow at Caltech, USA (1991β1993)
- Professor, Department of Life Sciences, Ajou University for ~29 years
- Fields: genetic engineering, protein engineering, bioinformatics
- Holds multiple patents including RGMc-based stem-cell induction medium

Dr. Kim Hae-kwon Β· Research Advisor
He earned a Ph.D. in zoology from Seoul National University and conducted postdoctoral research at the UK MRC and Johns Hopkins University. He served as professor in the Department of Life and Environmental Engineering and as Dean of the College of Natural Sciences at Seoul Women's University, and now serves as a research advisor to Sejong ABin Biotech.
- B.S., M.S., Ph.D. in zoology, Seoul National University
- Postdoctoral research at UK MRC and Johns Hopkins University
- Former Dean, College of Natural Sciences, Seoul Women's University
- President, Korean Society for Reproductive Medicine
- Editorial board, 'World Journal of Stem Cells' (2009β2013)
- Fields: cell therapeutics, stem-cell differentiation
A Research Philosophy Built on Convergence
The team's patent portfolio is the fruit of long-standing academic rigor, integrating cutting-edge convergence fields such as protein engineering and bioinformatics.
- Mitochondria & telomere protection: suppressing cell aging and maximizing energy-metabolism efficiency
- Proprietary induction medium (RGMc): high-efficacy stem-cell induction
- RNA/PNA delivery systems: next-generation nucleic-acid platform technology
- Neurology: differentiation for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease
- Metabolism: inducing insulin-secreting cells for diabetes treatment
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