| Fostering Professional Pharmacists, Discovering Research Projects, and Strengthening Pharmaceutical•Biotech Business Capabilities via Organic Collaboration and Mutual Development.
JNPMEDI announced on the 22nd that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Korea University College of Pharmacy for educational and research collaboration.
The signing ceremony was attended by key representatives from both parties, including Kwunho Jung, CEO of JNPMEDI, and Sang-Eun Choi, Dean of Korea University College of Pharmacy.
Through this agreement, the two institutions have agreed to collaborate in various areas, including: ▲ Education for fostering professional pharmacists; ▲ Discovering and collaborating on joint research projects related to clinical trials for new drug development; ▲ Providing differentiated practical training opportunities in pharmacy through the use of clinical trial data platform solutions.
Sang-Eun Choi, Dean of Korea University College of Pharmacy, stated, "Through this MOU, we aim to create educational and research programs that allow students to grow and realize their potential. We especially look forward to offering broader experiences in the application of digital technology in clinical trials."
Kwunho Jung, CEO of JNPMEDI, commented, "We expect this collaboration to significantly contribute not only to the training of professional pharmacy personnel but also to the revitalization and development of the domestic pharmaceutical and biotech industry. Through ongoing industry-academic cooperation, we aim to provide opportunities for domestic pharmaceutical and biotech talents to gain diverse experiences and succeed internationally."
| Fostering Professional Pharmacists, Discovering Research Projects, and Strengthening Pharmaceutical•Biotech Business Capabilities via Organic Collaboration and Mutual Development.
JNPMEDI announced on the 22nd that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Korea University College of Pharmacy for educational and research collaboration.
The signing ceremony was attended by key representatives from both parties, including Kwunho Jung, CEO of JNPMEDI, and Sang-Eun Choi, Dean of Korea University College of Pharmacy.
Through this agreement, the two institutions have agreed to collaborate in various areas, including: ▲ Education for fostering professional pharmacists; ▲ Discovering and collaborating on joint research projects related to clinical trials for new drug development; ▲ Providing differentiated practical training opportunities in pharmacy through the use of clinical trial data platform solutions.
Sang-Eun Choi, Dean of Korea University College of Pharmacy, stated, "Through this MOU, we aim to create educational and research programs that allow students to grow and realize their potential. We especially look forward to offering broader experiences in the application of digital technology in clinical trials."
Kwunho Jung, CEO of JNPMEDI, commented, "We expect this collaboration to significantly contribute not only to the training of professional pharmacy personnel but also to the revitalization and development of the domestic pharmaceutical and biotech industry. Through ongoing industry-academic cooperation, we aim to provide opportunities for domestic pharmaceutical and biotech talents to gain diverse experiences and succeed internationally."