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2026년도 한국뇌신경과학회 정기국제학술대회

Name: 2026년도 한국뇌신경과학회 정기국제학술대회
Start: 2026-09-06
End: 2026-09-08
Location: 대전컨벤션센터 1~3층

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주최: 한국뇌신경과학회
일자: 2026-09-06 ~ 2026-09-08 (3일)
장소: 대전컨벤션센터 1~3층
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Day 1 2026-09-06 (일) 48강

09:35~10:05 Mechanistic insights gained on cerebral hemisphere formation through advanced imaging tools Room 101-102 Jonaki Sen(Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur)
10:05~10:35 Brain-wide spontaneous activity in mouse models of autism Room 101-102 Sourav Banerjee(National Brain Research Center)
10:35~11:05 Investigating human microcephaly and brain developmental timing using stem cell-derived models Room 101-102 Ki-Jun Yoon(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
11:05~11:30 m6A RNA methylation prevents microcephaly by restricting mitochondrial activation during early human neurodevelopment Room 101-102 Yong Jun Kim(Kyung Hee University)
09:35~10:05 The synaptic basis of overeating Room 103-104 Christian Lüscher(Geneva University)
10:05~10:35 Impacts of hypothalamic mitochondria stress on metabolic health Room 103-104 Min-Seon Kim(Asan Medical Center)
10:35~11:05 Rescue from hypoglycemia-induced brain damage by targeting mitochondria-immune axis Room 103-104 Obin Kwon(Seoul National University)
11:05~11:30 Evolution of GLP-1 therapeutics from mono to triple with expanding therapeutic potentials Room 103-104 Haemin Chon(Hanmi Pharm. Co., Ltd.)
09:35~10:05 A novel actin-based mechanism of post-tetanic potentiation Room 105-106 Seungbok Lee(Seoul National University)
10:05~10:35 Structural conditions for the active zone to sustain synaptic transmission Room 105-106 Takafumi Miki(Akita University)
10:35~11:05 Liquid–liquid phase separation–mediated presynaptic assembly and its implications for synaptic function Room 105-106 Daehun Park(Catholic University)
11:05~11:30 CASKIN2 mediates PTPσ-dependent transsynaptic signaling at excitatory synapse Room 105-106 Kyung Ah Han(Chungnam National University)
09:35~10:05 Targeting diverse brain macrophages Room 107-108 Takahiro Masuda(Kyushu University)
10:05~10:35 Decoding blood and brain crosstalk Room 107-108 Andrew Yang(University of California, San Francisco)
10:35~11:05 Innate immune roles of glial cells in neurodegeneration Room 107-108 Won-Suk Chung(Institute for Basic Science/Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
11:05~11:30 Fluid dynamics and lymphatic outflow in the central nervous system Room 107-108 Steven Proulx(University of Bern)
09:35~10:05 Spying on neuromodulator dynamics in vivo by constructing multi-color GRABsensors Conference Hall Yulong Li(Peking University)
10:05~10:35 Visualizing norepinephrine and beyond: advanced GRAB sensors illuminateneuromodulators in vivo Conference Hall Jiesi Feng(Peking University)
10:35~11:05 Multifunctional photometry technique with high SNR Conference Hall Kwang Lee(Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology)
11:05~11:30 Systematic selection of near-infrared optical nanoprobes for realtimeneurochemical imaging Conference Hall Sanghwa Jeong(Pusan National University)
09:35~10:05 Principles of Cognitive Dynamics: Predictive Coding and Neurorobotics Room 204-205 Jun Tani(Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)
10:05~10:35 Understanding Population Neural Activity: Neural Dynamics and Communication Room 204-205 Daeyeol Lee(Johns Hopkins University)
10:35~11:05 Understanding Single Neural Activity: Statistical Frameworks for Neural Encoding Room 204-205 Hyeyoung Shin(Seoul National University)
11:05~11:35 Understanding Brain Systems: Network Representations and Connectivity Room 204-205 Won Mok Shim(Sungkyunkwan University)
12:30~13:00 Neuroimmune interactions shaping social behavior Room 101-102 Anna Victoria Molofsky(University of California, San Francisco)
13:00~13:30 Astrocyte epigenetic memory promotes CNS inflammation Room 101-102 Hong-Gyun Lee(Seoul National University)
13:30~14:00 Early-life brain-resident Tregs establish lifelong CNS immune niche and synaptic homeostasis Room 101-102 Ho-Keun Kwon(Yonsei University)
14:00~14:25 From inflammatory imprints to therapeutic reversal: the promise of in vivo CAR-macrophage therapy for Alzheimer Room 101-102 Hyungseok Seo(Seoul National University)
12:30~13:00 Astrocyte regulation of synapse formation and function Room 103-104 Nicola J. Allen(Salk Institute for Biological Studies)
13:00~13:30 The contribution of glial cells to the pathophysiology of emotion disorders Room 103-104 Jie Tu(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
13:30~14:00 Thalamic glial network tunes the sensory processing Room 103-104 Eunji Cheong(Yonsei University)
14:00~14:25 Replacing microglia to treat a brain disease Room 103-104 Yongjin Yoo(Korea University)
12:30~13:00 Comparative connectomics reveals neural circuits underlying stage-specific behaviors Room 105-106 Alexander J. Bae(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
13:00~13:30 Distance, synaptic in-degree and out-degree govern higher-order connectivity and neocortical dynamics Room 105-106 Hyeyoung Shin(Seoul National University)
13:30~14:00 Neural circuits of multi-sensory integration for feeding behavior in Drosophila Room 105-106 Jinseop Kim(Sunkyunkwan University)
14:00~14:25 Vector coordinate transformation in the fly navigation system Room 105-106 Sung Soo Kim(University of California, Santa Barbara)
12:30~13:00 Injecting neural information to modulate decision-making: from non-human primates to brain–machine interfaces Room 107-108 Jeong-Woo Sohn(Catholic Kwandong University)
13:00~13:30 Stealthy neural recorder for studying natura behavior in primate models Room 107-108 Kyung-In Jang(Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology/ENSIDE Corp.)
13:30~14:00 Neuronal population decoding for intracortical brain-machine interfaces Room 107-108 Yiwen Wang(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
14:00~14:25 High-resolution brain-computer interfaces for vision restoration Room 107-108 Seung Woo Lee(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
12:30~13:00 Deciphering Pathophysiology of Parkinson disease with Multi-omic approach from human samples Conference Hall Han-Joon Kim(Seoul National University Hospital)
13:00~13:30 Clinical Translation of hESC-Derived Dopamine Progenitors for Parkinson’s Disease Conference Hall Chan Wook Park(Yeonsei University)
13:30~14:00 The Evolution of α-Synuclein Pathology in Humans: A Paradigm Shift from Classical Staging to Modern Concepts Conference Hall Chaewon Shin(Seoul National University Bundang Hospital)
14:00~14:25 Genotype–Phenotype Correlations in Parkinson’s Disease: Clinical Implications of Genetic Signatures Conference Hall Kyewon Park(Gangneung Asan Medical Center)
14:30~16:00 Poster Presentation Exhibition Hall
16:00~16:10 Opening Ceremony Grand Ballroom
16:10~16:50 Joseph Jin Chang - GNT Pharma Research Award Lecture Grand Ballroom
17:00~17:50 The role of gut microbial metabolites in the T cell lifecycle Grand Ballroom Jun Huh(Havard University)

Day 2 2026-09-07 (월) 47강

08:30~09:00 Elucidating the molecular mechanisms of brain development through the integration of human brain organoids and mouse models Room 101-102 Jinju Han(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
09:00~09:30 Investigation of the mechanisms underlying the development and evolution of the brain using gyrencephalic ferrets Room 101-102 Hiroshi Kawasaki(Kanazawa University)
09:30~10:00 Protracted migration of cortical inhibitory neurons for the complexity of higher cognitive areas Room 101-102 JaeYeon Kim(University of California, San Francisco)
10:00~10:25 Convergent emergence of robust pallial circuits underlying advanced intelligence Room 101-102 Song-Hai Shi(Tsinghua University)
08:30~09:00 Targeting brain dopamine–insulin interaction: toward new strategies for compulsive and addictive behaviors Room 103-104 Ja-Hyun Baik(Korea University)
09:00~09:30 Probing neuromodulatory control of affective behaviors with presynaptic silencers Room 103-104 Sung Han(Salk Institute of Biological Studies)
09:30~10:00 iTango-Launcher -Drd2: Drd2-specific neural circuit modulation Room 103-104 Dongmin Lee(Korea University)
10:00~10:25 Translational reprogramming of peptidergic circuitry gating antidepressant efficacy Room 103-104 Yong-Seok Oh(Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology)
08:30~09:00 Synaptic plasticity rules that enable modeling higher cognitive functions Room 105-106 Tomoki Fukai(Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)
09:00~09:30 Decoding mental content from human brain activity via deep neural network representations Room 105-106 Tomoyasu Horikawa(Communication Science Laboratories, NTT Inc.)
09:30~10:00 The roles of the lateral prefrontal cortex in visual cognition? Room 105-106 Hakwan Lau(Institute for Basic Science)
10:00~10:25 Large brain model Room 105-106 Jiook Cha(Seoul National University)
08:30~09:00 Exploring why benchside discoveries struggle to translate into clinical practice in chronic pain Room 107-108 Jee Youn Moon(Seoul National University Hospital)
09:00~09:30 Maladaptation of metabotropic glutamate receptor signaling in chronic neuropathic pain Room 107-108 Sang Jeong Kim(Seoul National University)
09:30~10:00 Harnessing NPTX2-dependent plasticity for long-lasting pain relief via psychedelic Ibogaine Room 107-108 Seung-Eon Roh(Johns Hopkins University)
10:00~10:25 Engineering of photocontrolled CRISPR proteins for spatially targeted gene editing in the nervous system Room 107-108 Michael Z. Lin(Stanford University)
08:30~09:00 Decoding collective behavior through neural dynamics and AI Conference Hall Jee Hyun Choi(Korea Institute of Science and Technology)
09:00~09:30 Hippocampal model of generalization with memory-resilient cognitive maps Conference Hall Jaedong Hwang(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
09:30~10:00 Neural computations underlying paradoxical belief reinforcement from a single conflict Conference Hall Minsu Abel Yang(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
10:00~10:25 Cerebellar computations for flexible control of movements Conference Hall Sungho Hong(Institute for Basic Science)
10:30~11:10 Scitech Korea Young Investigators Awards Lecture Grand Ballroom
11:10~11:30 Molecular, cellular, and functional signatures of NDD associated mutation in the brain Room 101-102 Joseph Dougherty(Washington University in St. Louise)
11:30~11:50 Dysregulated translation in mouse and human models of neurodevelopmental disorders Room 101-102 Eric Klann(New York University)
11:50~12:10 Modeling neurodevelopmental disorders to understand the pathophysiology Room 101-102 Toru Takumi(Kobe University)
12:10~12:30 New methods to address neurodevelopmental deficits in Shank2 and Shank3 models of autism Room 101-102 Mihyun Bae(Institute for Basic Science)
12:30~12:50 Remapping social stress with empathy-driven social buffering Room 101-102 Hyoseon Oh(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai)
11:10~11:35 Endothelial Wnt/β-catenin signaling regulates the BBB in systemic inflammation Room 103-104 Jun Lei Chang(Jilin University)
11:35~12:00 Brain endothelial ASM-dependent gut–brain immune circuit links stress to depression Room 103-104 Hee Kyung Jin(Kyungpook National University)
12:00~12:25 Brain stimulation approaches for neurovascular dysfunction: research and therapeutic applications Room 103-104 Hwa Kyoung Shin(Pusan National University)
12:25~12:50 Mapping the luminal surface proteome of the blood-brain barrier by proximity labeling Room 103-104 Jongshin Kim(Pohang University of Science and Technology)
11:10~11:35 Reframing memory and plasticity dynamics in cognition Room 105-106 André Fenton(New York University)
11:35~12:00 Linking functional and structural dendritic spine remodeling during fear learning and extinction in vivo Room 105-106 Cora Lai(The University of Hong Kong)
12:00~12:25 Optical electrophysiology maps the cellular basis of learning and memory Room 105-106 Pojeong Park(Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology)
12:25~12:50 Nonlinear dynamics of motor cortex manifolds during sleep-dependent memory consolidation Room 105-106 Jaekyung Kim(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
11:10~11:30 Thermosensory regulation of gustatory processing in feeding decisions Room 107-108 Hui-Hao Lin(SUNY Upstate Medical University)
11:30~11:50 Sympathetic regulation of energy balance Room 107-108 Wenwen Zeng(Tsinghua University)
11:50~12:10 Colonization of oral microbes in the gut as a driver of Parkinson’s disease Room 107-108 Ara Koh(Pohang University of Science and Technology)
12:10~12:30 A gut-to-brain hormonal and neuronal pathway mediating physiological changes in Drosophila Room 107-108 Yangkyun Oh(Ewha Womans University)
12:30~12:50 Peripheral to central transmission of pathogenic a-Synuclein via the gut-brain axis Room 107-108 Byung-Kwon Jung(Institute for Basic Science/Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)
11:10~11:35 A brain-based normative predictive framework for phenotypes and diseases Conference Hall Kwangsun Yoo(Sungkyunkwan University)
11:35~12:00 Advances in imaging modalities for pediatric brain and spinal cord tumors Conference Hall Avner Meoded(Children)
12:00~12:25 A multimodal platform for real-time neurochemical and electrophysiologic monitoring for intraoperative neurosurgical applications Conference Hall Kendall H. Lee(Mayo Clinic)
12:25~12:50 EEG theta rhythms as a mesoscopic mechanism for neural information processing Conference Hall Hio-Been Han(Seoul National University of Science and Technology)
13:50~14:40 Sleep-dependent memory consolidation in young and aged brains Grand Ballroom Masashi Yanagisawa(University of Tsukuba)
14:40~16:20 Poster Presentation Exhibition Hall
16:20~17:00 KSBNS Research Award Lecture Grand Ballroom
17:10~18:00 Deconstructing the modular organization and real-time dynamics of mammalian spinal locomotor networks Grand Ballroom Ole Kiehn(University of Copenhagen)

Day 3 2026-09-08 (화) 65강

08:50~09:20 Neuroenergetic dynamics of a sleep-control centre Room 101-102 Raffaele Sarnataro(University of Oxford)
09:20~09:50 Mitochondrial control of non-rapid eye movement sleep Room 101-102 Haram Park(University of Oxford)
09:50~10:20 Forward genetic screening links sleep regulation to ion channels Room 101-102 Hiromasa Funato(University of Tsukuba)
10:20~10:45 Presynaptic release probability determines the need for sleep Room 101-102 Sha Liu(VIB-KU Leuven Center for Neuroscience)
08:50~09:20 Role of offline LTP in memory consolidation Room 103-104 Yasunori Hayashi(Kyoto University)
09:20~09:50 Molecular and neural mechanism of homeostatic sleep regulation in mice Room 103-104 Qinghua Liu(National Institute of Biological Sciences)
09:50~10:20 Master clock-thalamus-medial prefrontal cortex circuit controls circadian social priority Room 103-104 Han Kyoung Choe(Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology)
10:20~10:45 PGO waves coordinate brain-wide dynamics across sleep states in mice Room 103-104 Tomomi Tsunematsu(Hokkaido University)
08:50~09:20 Function of microglia in Alzheimer’s disease Room 105-106 Shoutang Wang(The University of Hong Kong)
09:20~09:50 Decoding cell identity: From phenomics to precision neuro-medicine Room 105-106 Sohyon Lee(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
09:50~10:20 Programmable genomic medicine in rare disease Room 105-106 Jangsup Moon(Seoul National University Hospital)
10:20~10:45 Immune-stromal crosstalk at CNS borders: macrophage heterogeneity and structural remodeling after stroke Room 105-106 Tae-Ryong Tim Riew(Catholic University)
08:50~09:20 Mitochondrial dynamics in neuronal health and degeneration Room 107-108 Thomas Schwarz(Harvard University)
09:20~09:50 Ultrafast endocytosis of synaptic vesicles: its mechanism and implications for neurodegenerative diseases Room 107-108 Shigeki Watanabe(Johns Hopkins University)
09:50~10:20 Targeting neuroinflammatory response for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases Room 107-108 Taisuke Tomita(University of Tokyo)
10:20~10:45 Four-repeat Tau in atypical Parkinsonisms; strategies for combat Room 107-108 Yun Kyung Kim(Korea Institute of Science and Technology)
10:50~11:40 Diversity and dynamism in the cerebellum Grand Ballroom Jennifer L. Raymond(Stanford University)
12:40~13:10 Brain communication by dendritic nanotube network Room 101-102 Hyung-Bae Kwon(Johns Hopkins University)
13:10~13:40 Optical clearing strategies for studying dynamic neuronal circuits Room 101-102 Takeshi Imai(Kyushu University)
13:40~14:10 A thalamo-hippocampal circuit regulating memory precision Room 101-102 Xu Chun(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
14:10~14:35 Synthetic molecular approaches to mapping and reshaping brain-cell connectivity Room 101-102 Sangkyu Lee(Institute for Basic Science)
12:40~13:10 Investigating the roles of adhesion GPCRs in synapse formation and circuit assembly Room 103-104 Richard Sando(Vanderbilt University)
13:10~13:40 Decoding latrophilin expression in neural and vascular networks Room 103-104 Garret Anderson(University of California Riverside)
13:40~14:10 In vivo synapse-specific restoration in SYNJ1-related epileptic encephalopathy Room 103-104 Shawn Je(DUKE-NUS Medical School)
14:10~14:35 Emerging roles of Trip12, an E3 ubiquitin ligase in autism spectrum disorders Room 103-104 Chunmei Jin(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology/Institute for Basic Science)
12:40~13:10 Distributed neural dynamics underlying sensory-to-motor transformation during olfactory decision making Room 105-106 Doyun Lee(Institute for Basic Science)
13:10~13:40 Neural circuit computations underlying generalization in auditory decision-making Room 105-106 Ning-long Xu(Chinese Academy of Science)
13:40~14:10 Frontal area engagement during an olfactory working memory task and task switching Room 105-106 Izumi Fukunaga(Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)
14:10~14:35 Hierarchical summary statistics encoding across primary visual and posterior parietal cortices Room 105-106 Yee Joon Kim(Institute for Basic Science)
12:40~13:10 Development of new NGLY1 assay systems – toward developing an early screeningmethod for NGLY1 deficiency Room 107-108 Tadashi Suzuki(RIKEN)
13:10~13:40 Medial prefrontal N-glycan dysregulation as a reversible driver of cognitive impairment Room 107-108 Hyun Joo An(Chungnam National University)
13:40~14:10 Brain somatic mutations in SLC35A2 cause intractable epilepsy with aberrant N-glycosylation Room 107-108 Jeong Ho Lee(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
14:10~14:35 Abnormal glycan sialylation in the mPFC contributes to depressive-like behaviors in mice Room 107-108 Boyoung Lee(Institute for Basic Science)
12:40~13:05 Adenosine signaling drives antidepressant actions of ketamine and ECT Room 204-205 Minmin Luo(Chinese Institute for Brain Research)
13:05~13:30 Spatiotemporal orchestration of purinergic signalling in neuron–glia communication Room 204-205 Mike Lazarus(University of Tsukuba)
13:30~13:55 A non-pharmacological enhancement of NREM sleep by near-infrared photobiomodulation via adenosinergic signaling: evidence from cells, animals, and humans Room 204-205 Tae Kim(Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology)
13:55~14:15 40Hz flicker: adenosine hypothesis and translational implication Room 204-205 Jiang-Fan Chen(Wenzhou Medical University)
14:15~14:35 Spatiotemporal orchestration of purinergic signalling in neuron–glia communication Room 204-205 Eiji Shigetomi(University of Yamanashi)
12:40~13:10 Thalamo-insular pathway regulates tic generation via motor-limbic crosstalk Conference Hall Yoshihisa Tachibana(Kobe University)
13:10~13:40 Mechanisms of neuron-microglia alpha-synuclein propagation in Parkinson Conference Hall Margaret S. Ho(National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University)
13:40~14:10 Dopaminergic modulation of basal ganglia nuclei: from neuronal synapses to microglia Conference Hall Jae-Ick Kim(Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)
14:10~14:35 Activity-dependent development of corticostriatal circuits for vocalization in mice Conference Hall Hsiao-Ying Kuo(National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University)
14:35~16:05 Poster Presentation Exhibition Hall
16:05~16:35 Human-specific features of the cerebellum and ZP2-regulated synapse development Room 101-102 Suel-Kee Kim(Yale University)
16:35~17:05 Anatomical parcellation of cerebellar nonmotor outputs Room 101-102 Hirofumi Fujita(University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center)
17:05~17:35 Molecular and circuit mechanisms modulating auditory fear conditioning in mice Room 101-102 Yong-Seok Lee(Seoul National University)
17:35~18:00 Single-nucleus transcriptome network analysis reveals significant alterations in cerebellar-specific intercellular communication in major depressive disorder Room 101-102 Hyo Jung Kang(Chung-Ang University)
16:05~16:35 Fundamental synaptic mechanisms of neural circuit dysfunction in disease Room 103-104 Jie Wang(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
16:35~17:05 Thalamo-hippocampal circuit remodeling linking stress, chronic pain, and affective dysfunction Room 103-104 Sora Shin(Virginia Tech)
17:05~17:35 Astrocyte-neuron interactions at tripartite synapses in alcohol withdrawal and comorbid anxiety Room 103-104 Seungwoo Kang(University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston)
17:35~18:00 Neuromodulatory control of developing prefrontal synapses and vulnerability to ADHD Room 103-104 Won Chan Oh(University of Colorado)
16:05~16:35 BBB function and signaling in depression. Room 105-106 Caroline Menard(University of Laval)
16:35~17:05 Effects of chronic stress on neurovascular coupling at the functional and structural levels Room 105-106 Minah Suh(Sungkyunkwan University)
17:05~17:35 Inflammasome-Mediated Blood-Brain Barrier Damage: Novel Mechanisms Linking Microglia and Tissue Inflammation Room 105-106 Je-Wook Yu(Yonsei University)
17:35~18:00 Application of Animal Models in Endothelial Biology Room 105-106 Heon-Woo Lee(Kyunghee University)
16:05~16:35 The organization of representations for hierarchical cognitive control Room 107-108 David Badre(Brown University)
16:35~17:05 Graded prefrontal-sensory connectivity underlies cross-modal hierarchical control Room 107-108 Hyeon-Ae Jeon(Seoul National University)
17:05~17:35 Adaptive feedback as a control mechanism for flexible learning Room 107-108 Abhishek Banerjee(University of Oxford)
17:35~18:00 Cortical circuits for executive control Room 107-108 Tsukasa Kamigaki(Nanyang Technological University)
16:05~16:30 The impact of sex-specific differences in neuron-glia communication for brain function Room 204-205 Frank Kirchhoff(University of Saarland)
16:30~16:55 Modeling sex differences in astrocyte function: A computational approach Room 204-205 Kerstin Lenk(Graz University of Technology)
16:55~17:20 Sex Differences in Parkinson’s Disease through the Lens of Epigenetic Regulation Room 204-205 Julia Schulze-Hentrich(Saarland University)
17:20~17:40 Sexual dimorphism of brain aging : Astrocytes and MAOB Room 204-205 Mridula Bhalla(Institute for Basic Science)
17:40~18:00 Sex Differences in the Genetic Architecture of Autism Revealed by Whole Genome Sequencing Room 204-205 Joon-Yong An(Korea University)
18:00~18:30 Closing Ceremony Grand Ballroom