| The 35th International KOGO Annual Conference | |||||
| ▶ Date: September 3(Thu)–5(Sat), 2026 | |||||
| ▶ Venue: Sejong Convention Center, Sejong University, Seoul, Korea | ※ This program is subject to change. | ||||
| Day1 | Sep 3, 2026 (Thu) | |||||
| 8:00 | Registration | ||||
| Hall A | Hall B | Conference Room 1&2 | |||
| 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 1 | 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 2 | 09:00-10:30(90') | Satellite Session 1 |
| Young Scientist Session | Proteogenomics & Metabolomics | TBD | |||
| 10:30-10:50(20') | Coffee Break | ||||
| 10:50-11:00(10') | * Opening Address | ||||
| 11:00-11:40(40') | * Plenary Lecture Ⅰ (Dr. Peter A. Jones) | ||||
| 11:40-12:20(40') | * Unbong Kang Hyen Sam Award Lecture | ||||
| 12:20-13:20(60') | Luncheon Seminar 1 | CHRIS AND PAUL (MobiDrop) | 12:20-13:20(60') | Luncheon Seminar 2 | Ultima Genomics | 12:20-12:50(30') | General
Assembly ※ Conference Room 3&4 |
| 13:20-14:50(90') | Session 3 | 13:20-14:50(90') | Session 4 | 13:20-14:50(90') | Satellite Session 2 |
| Advanced Frontiers in Epigenomics | Genome Editing and Functional Genomics: From Genetic Perturbation to Biological Insight | TBD | |||
| 14:50-15:10(20') | Coffee Break | ||||
| 15:10-15:50(40') | * Plenary Lecture Ⅱ (Dr. Cole Trapnell) | ||||
| 15:50-17:20(90') | Session 5 | 15:50-17:20(90') | Session 6 | 15:50-17:20(90') | Satellite Session 3 |
| From Single-Cell to Spatial Multi-Omics: Decoding Cellular States, Lineages, and Tissue Architecture | Advances in Omics Technology I | 국통바빅 | |||
| 17:20-18:20(60') | ** Poster Session Ⅰ& *** Networking with Drinks & Bites | ||||
| Day2 | Sep 4, 2026 (Fri) | |||||
| Hall A | Hall B | Conference Room 1&2 | |||
| 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 7 | 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 8 | 09:00-10:30(90') | Satellite Session 4 |
| Microbiome | Advances in Omics Technology II | KOGO Graduate Presentation Session | |||
| 10:30-10:50(20') | Coffee Break | ||||
| 10:50-11:30(40') | * Plenary Lecture Ⅲ (Dr. Brian Hie) | ||||
| 11:30-12:30(60') | ** Poster Session Ⅱ | ||||
| 12:30-13:30(60') | Luncheon Seminar 3 | Macrogen | 12:30-13:30(60') | Luncheon Seminar 4 | TBD | ||
| 13:30-15:00(90') | Session 9 | 13:30-15:00(90') | Session 10 | 13:30-15:00(90') | Satellite Session 5 |
| AI Biology & Genomics | Evolution, Animal & Plant Genomics | Korean Pangenome Project | |||
| 15:00-15:20(20') | Coffee Break | ||||
| 15:20-16:00(40') | * Plenary Lecture Ⅳ (Dr. Nir Yosef) | ||||
| 16:00-17:30(90') | Session 11 | 16:00-17:30(90') | Session 12 | 16:00-17:30(90') | Satellite Session 6 |
| Establishing a Virtual Cell Model | From
Cell Fate to Viral Immunity: Hematopoiesis, EBV Genomics, and Cytotoxic T
Cells [KOGO-KAI Joint Session] |
TBD | |||
| Day3 | Sep 5, 2026 (Sat) | |||||
| Hall A | Hall B | Conference Room 1&2 | |||
| 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 13 | 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 14 | 09:00-10:30(90') | Satellite Session 7 |
| Next-Generation
Precision Oncology: Multi-Cancer Early Detection and Integrative System-Level
Strategies [KOGO-KCA Joint Session] |
Causal Dissection of Disease Architecture | TBD | |||
| 10:30-10:50(20') | Coffee Break | ||||
| 10:50-11:30(40') | * Plenary Lecture V (Dr. Junhyong Kim) | ||||
| 11:30-13:00(90') | Session 15 | 11:30-13:00(90') | Session 16 | 11:30-13:00(90') | Satellite Session 8 |
| Decoding Aging and Development: Cellular Plasticity, Senescence, and Tissue Niches | Integrative Genomics and Informatics: From Multi-Omics Landscapes to Clinical Translation | TBD | |||
| 13:00-13:30(30') | * Closing Ceremony & Awards | ||||
| * Hall A / ** Hall C / *** Lobby(B2F) | |||||
| * Hall A / ** Hall C / *** Lobby | ||||
| Date | Room | Time | Title | Name |
| Sep 3, 2026 (Thu) |
Hall A | 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 1. Young Scientist Session | Organizer:
Jinhyuk Bhin (Yonsei University College of Medicine) Chair: Jinhyuk Bhin, Inho Park (Yonsei University College of Medicine) |
| The Young Scientist Session is designed to provide early-career researchers with an opportunity to present their work, share innovative ideas, and engage with the scientific community. This session fosters academic exchange, constructive feedback, and networking among young investigators across diverse fields. | ||||
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| Hall B | 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 2. Proteogenomics & Metabolomics | Organizer:
Won-Ki Cho (KAIST) Chair: Myeong-Hee Yu (KIST), Ji Hwan Park (Ajou University) |
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| This session highlights the latest advancements in proteogenomics and metabolomics, offering a comprehensive understanding of complex biological systems at the molecular level. | ||||
| 09:00-09:20(20') | The Endotoxome and its implications in Cancer Therapy | Dohoon
Kim (UMass Medical School) |
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| 09:20-09:40(20') | Spatial Proteomics via Proximity Labeling and Mass Spectrometry | Jong-Seo
Kim (Seoul National University) |
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| 09:40-10:00(20') | Spatial Metabolomics by Desthiobiotin ligase (DESTNI) in Live Cells | Hyun-Woo
Rhee (Seoul National University) |
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| 10:00-10:20(20') | Light-induced Targeting Enables Proteomics and Manipulations on Endogenous Condensates | Choongman
Lee (Yonsei University) |
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| Hall A | 10:50-11:00(10') | * Opening Address | ||
| Hall A | 11:00-11:40(40') | * Plenary Lecture Ⅰ | Chair: Hyoung-Pyo Kim (Yonsei University) | |
| Professor Peter A. Jones, Distinguished Professor at the Van Andel Institute, is a world-renowned pioneer in DNA methylation and cancer epigenetics. His plenary lecture will discuss how methylation–demethylation balance regulates normal development and disease, highlighting TET2, Vitamin C, and clonal cytopenia as translational examples of epigenetic regulation. | ||||
| DNA Methylation in Health and Disease | Peter
A. Jones (Van Andel Institute) |
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| Hall A | 11:40-12:20(40') | * Unbong Kang Hyen Sam Award Lecture | Chair:
Sung-Soo Yoon (Kyung Hee University College of Medicine) |
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| TBD | ||||
| TBD | TBD | |||
| Hall A | 12:20-13:20(60') | Luncheon Seminar 1 CHRIS AND PAUL (MobiDrop) | ||
| 12:20-13:20(60') | Expanding the Scope of Single-Cell Sequencing: Multi-Omics Across Species and Microbial Systems | Yuji
Ke (MobiDrop Inc.) |
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| 12:20-13:20(60') | A Pooled ORF Screen Identifies Transcriptional Regulators of Human Fibroblast Functional States | Jong-Eun
Park (KAIST) |
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| Hall B | 12:20-13:20(60') | Luncheon Seminar 2 Ultima Genomics | ||
| 12:20-13:20(60') | Ultima Genomics: Accelerating Global Adoption of Precision Medicine and BioAI | Seung-been
“Steven” Lee (Ultima Genomics) |
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| Hall A | 13:20-14:50(90') | Session 3. Advanced Frontiers in Epigenomics | Organizer:
Jihwan Park (GIST) Chair: Jong Hoon Park (Sookmyung Women's University), Jihwan Park (GIST) |
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| The landscape of genomic research has rapidly shifted from identifying static sequences to decoding the dynamic regulatory layers that govern gene expression. This session, "Advanced Frontiers in Epigenomics," brings together pioneering experts to explore the latest technological breakthroughs that are reshaping our understanding of the epigenome. | ||||
| 13:20-13:40(20') | Matched Genome, Transcriptome and Epigenetic Characterization of Recently Duplicated Genes in Human Neurodevelopment | Hyeonsoo
Jeong (GIST) |
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| 13:40-14:00(20') | Enhancing Tumor Immunogenicity by Combining Epigenetic Therapy and Immunotherapy | H.
Josh Jang (Van Andel Institute) |
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| 14:00-14:20(20') | Single Cell Multiome Analysis Identifies a Key Driver for Pulmonary Hypertension | Suk-Won
Jin (GIST) |
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| 14:20-14:40(20') | Emerging Epigenome Editing Strategies for Alzheimer's Disease | Hanseul
Park (Chungbuk National University) |
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| Hall B | 13:20-14:50(90') | Session 4. Genome Editing and Functional Genomics: From Genetic Perturbation to Biological Insight | Organizer:
Ji Min Lee (KAIST) Chair: Hyun Seok Kim (Yonsei University), Ji Min Lee (KAIST) |
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| Recent advances in genome editing technologies have enabled precise and scalable perturbation of genetic elements, providing powerful tools to interrogate gene function. Complementary functional genomics approaches, including CRISPR-based screening and multi-omics profiling, are essential for interpreting these perturbations in complex biological systems. This session will highlight integrated strategies spanning genome engineering, delivery technologies, and functional genomics analyses. Together, these approaches provide new insights into gene regulation and enable the translation of genetic perturbations into biological insight. | ||||
| 13:20-13:40(20') | Massively Parallel Reporter Assays Identify Functional Enhancer Variants Modulating QT Interval Variation | Dongwon
Lee (Boston Children’s Hospital / Harvard Medical School) |
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| 13:40-14:00(20') | Viral DNA Integration Creates a Targetable Vulnerability to Multiplex CRISPR–induced DNA Damage in Hepatocellular Carcinoma | Seung
Woo Cho (UNIST) |
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| 14:00-14:20(20') | Development and Evaluation of CRISPR-Based Gene Therapy for SDS | Gue-Ho
Hwang (Hanyang University) |
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| 14:20-14:40(20') | TBD | Hyun
Ho Park (Chung-Ang University) |
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| Hall A | 15:10-15:50(40') | * Plenary Lecture Ⅱ | Chair:
Yeun-Jun Chung (The Catholic University of Korea) |
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| Cole Trapnell is a Professor of Genome Sciences at the University of Washington. His lab develops and applies single-cell genomic technologies and computational methods to understand how genes and signaling pathways control cell fate and development. He is widely recognized for pioneering tools for single-cell transcriptomics, including Monocle, which has been broadly used to reconstruct cellular differentiation trajectories. His current work combines large-scale perturbation experiments, developmental biology, and AI-based modeling to study how vertebrate genomes encode embryonic development. | ||||
| AI-assisted Developmental Genetics | Cole
Trapnell (University of Washington) |
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| Hall A | 15:50-17:20(90') | Session 5. From Single-Cell to Spatial Multi-Omics: Decoding Cellular States, Lineages, and Tissue Architecture | Organizer:
Byungjin Hwang (Yonsei University College of Medicine) Chair: Jong-Il Kim (Seoul National University College of Medicine), Byungjin Hwang (Yonsei University College of Medicine) |
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| The field is moving beyond static single-cell profiling toward technologies that capture spatial context, lineage history, and functional consequences of genetic perturbation. This session features pioneering work in metabolic immunology, epigenomic multi-omics, spatial lineage recording, imaging-based profiling, and in vivo perturbation technologies. These innovations are redefining how we interrogate cellular behavior in complex tissues and organisms. | ||||
| 15:50-16:10(20') | Spatially Convergent Glial Programs Mark Dopaminergic Neuronal Loss in Parkinson's Disease | Inkyung
Jung (KAIST) |
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| 16:10-16:30(20') | Single-Cell Insights into T Cell Heterogeneity and ICI Response in Cancer | Heeju
Ryu (Sungkyunkwan University, School of Medicine) |
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| 16:30-16:50(20') | Multimodal Mosaic Screens in Tissue at Scale | William
Allen (Stanford University School of Medicine) |
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| 16:50-17:10(20') | Reconstructing the Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Cancer | Matthew
Jones (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) |
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| Hall B | 15:50-17:20(90') | Session 6. Advances in Omics Technology I | Organizer:
Planning Committee Chair: Changwon Kang (KAIST), Ji Won Oh (Yonsei University College of Medicine) |
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| TBD | ||||
| 15:50-16:20(30') | JS
Link TBD |
TBD | ||
| 16:20-16:50(30') | Illumina StrataMap: Unbiased Spatial Transcriptomics for True Single-Cell Discovery |
Woongsun
Choi, Jeongmin Kim (Illumina) |
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| 16:50-17:20(30') | Macrogen TBD |
TBD | ||
| Hall C & Lobby | 17:20-18:20(60') | ** Poster Session Ⅰ & *** Networking with Drinks & Bites | ||
| Sep 4, 2026 (Fri) |
Hall A | 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 7. Microbiome | Organizer:
Semin Lee (UNIST) Chair: Seon-Young Kim (KOBIC), Bong-Soo Kim (Ewha Womans University) |
| This session explores the cutting-edge integration of genomic technologies and microbiome research to unravel the complexities of microbial ecosystems in human health. Leading experts will discuss the latest advancements in multi-omics analysis, microbial interactions, and their critical roles in disease pathogenesis and therapeutic intervention. | ||||
| 09:00-09:20(20') | Building the Foundation for Human Virome Research: A Comprehensive Human Gut Virome Catalog | Insuk
Lee (Yonsei University) |
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| 09:20-09:40(20') | Identification of Antimicrobial Peptides from Ancient Gut Microbiomes | Qi
Su (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) |
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| 09:40-10:00(20') | Hallym University College of Medicine | Ki
Tae Suk (Hallym University College of Medicine) |
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| 10:00-10:20(20') | From Microbial Function to Genomic Insight and Therapeutic Intervention: BM109 as a Targeted TMA-Degrading Live Biotherapeutic | Sang
Sun Yoon (Yonsei University College of Medicine) |
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| Hall B | 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 8. Advances in Omics Technology II | Organizer:
Planning Committee Chair: Soo Heon Kwak (Seoul National University Hospital), Sung Hwan Lee (CHA University College of Medicine) |
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| TBD | ||||
| 09:00-09:30(30') | TBD TBD |
TBD | ||
| 09:30-10:00(30') | J-BIO From Causes to Consequences: Decoding Off-Target Events in CRISPR Gene Editing |
Victor
Yu (Broken String Biosciences, Ltd.) |
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| 10:00-10:30(30') | L&C
Bio TBD |
TBD | ||
| Hall A | 10:50-11:30(40') | * Plenary Lecture Ⅲ | Chair: Woong-Yang Park (Sungkyunkwan University) | |
| This session will explore how large-scale genome modeling and generative design are reshaping our ability to read, interpret, and engineer genetic information across the entire tree of life, from microbes to humans. By linking advances in biological foundation models to practical applications in genome engineering, the session will highlight emerging opportunities and challenges at the interface of AI and genomics. | ||||
| Genome Modeling and Design Across All Domains of Life | Brian
Hie (Stanford University) |
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| Hall C | 11:30-12:30(60') | ** Poster Session II | ||
| Hall A | 12:30-13:30(60') | Luncheon Seminar 3 Macrogen | ||
| 12:30-13:30(60') | TBD | TBD | ||
| Hall B | 12:30-13:30(60') | Luncheon Seminar 4 TBD | ||
| 12:30-13:30(60') | TBD | TBD | ||
| Hall A | 13:30-15:00(90') | Session 9. AI Biology & Genomics | Organizer:
Hyobin Jeong (Yonsei University) Chair: Tae-Min Kim (The Catholic University of Korea), Hojung Nam (College of Pharmacy, Yonsei University) |
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| This session explores how artificial intelligence is transforming biology and genomics, from decoding transposon-driven genome dynamics to building foundation models for single-cell and comparative genomics. Speakers will highlight advances in AI-powered protein analysis using multimers and metagenomic data, as well as approaches that translate genomic variants into actionable biological insight. Together, these talks showcase the convergence of machine learning and genomics in uncovering complex biological mechanisms across scales. | ||||
| 13:30-13:50(20') | Landscape and Mechanisms of Transposon Insertions and Associated Alternative Splicing | Eunjung
Alice Lee (Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School) |
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| 13:50-14:10(20') | Toward Biologically Aligned Single-cell Foundation Models for Functional Genomics | Jong
Kyoung Kim (POSTECH) |
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| 14:10-14:30(20') | Protein Analysis from Multimers to Metagenomes | Milot
Mirdita (Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine) |
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| 14:30-14:50(20') | From Variants to Knowledge: AI-driven Genomics for Biological Insight | Giltae
Song (Pusan National University) |
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| Hall B | 13:30-15:00(90') | Session 10. Evolution, Animal & Plant Genomics | Organizer:
Daehan Lee (Sungkyunkwan University) Chair: Seong-il Eyun (Chung-Ang University), Jae-young Yun (Seoul National University of Science and Technology) |
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| This session explores how genomic approaches are transforming our understanding of evolution across animals and plants. It highlights both deep evolutionary history and the molecular basis of biological diversity. Together, the talks showcase the broad power of genomics in uncovering major evolutionary innovations. | ||||
| 13:30-13:55(25') | Which Part of the Vertebrate Body Plan is More Ancestral? | Naoki
Irie (SOKENDAI) |
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| 13:55-14:15(20') | Genomics of Avian Brood Parasitism | Kang-Wook
Kim (Ewha Womans University) |
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| 14:15-14:35(20') | Structural Basis for Recognition of a Disulfide-constrained Phytocytokine by the HSL3/NUT Receptor | Ho-Seok
Lee (Kyung Hee Uniersity) |
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| 14:35-14:55(20') | Cartilaginous Fish Thymus Cell Atlas Illuminates the Origin of Vertebrate T cell Lineages | Jong-Eun
Park (KAIST) |
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| Hall A | 15:20-16:00(40') | * Plenary Lecture Ⅳ | Chair: Se-Hoon Lee (Samsung Medical Center) | |
| This session explores the critical impact of T helper cells on gut epithelium and stem cell compartments during chronic intestinal inflammation. Utilizing cutting-edge single-cell RNA sequencing and spatial transcriptomics, the presentation maps the cellular architecture of the inflamed colon at an unprecedented crypt-scale resolution. Attendees will gain insights into newly identified inflammation-induced stem cell populations and the spatial codes governing immune-epithelial interactions via cytokine and metabolite exchange. Furthermore, the talk will introduce innovative computational tools developed to overcome spatial transcriptomics analysis challenges, from data normalization to inferring localized cellular communication. | ||||
| Spatial Analysis of Gene Expression: Exploring T– epithelial Interactions in the Inflamed Gut |
Nir
Yosef (Weizmann Institute of Science) |
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| Hall A | 16:00-17:30(90') | Session 11. Establishing a Virtual Cell Model | Organizer:
Murim Choi (Seoul National University College of Medicine) Chair: Sangsoo Kim (Soongsil University), Jungmin Choi (Korea University College of Medicine) |
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| Cells are machines that process inputs and generate outputs according to information in the genome. Leveraging the rapid accumulation of multi-omics data and emerging foundation models that integrate these datasets, we can begin to construct virtual models of the cell. Ultimately, such models will transform life sciences by enabling unprecedented discoveries. | ||||
| 16:00-16:30(30') | The Structure of Genetic Perturbation Data and the Prediction of Unseen Perturbation Effects | Siming
Zhao (Dartmouth College) |
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| 16:30-16:50(20') | Virtual Cell Framework to Prioritize Risk Genes for Autism Spectrum Disorder | Joon
Yong An (Korea University) |
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| 16:50-17:10(20') | A Similarity-profile Framework for Forecasting Genetic Perturbation Response Predictability | Byungjin
Hwang (Yonsei University College of Medicine) |
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| 17:10-17:30(20') | Advancing Virtual Cell Models for Drug Discovery: Use-case Driven Validation and Industry Impact | Joonhee
Pyo (AI Institute for Drug Discovery, KPBMA) |
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| Hall B | 16:00-17:30(90') | Session
12. From Cell Fate to Viral Immunity: Hematopoiesis, EBV Genomics, and
Cytotoxic T Cells [KOGO-KAI Joint Session] |
Organizer:
Hyunsoo Cho (Seoul National University Hospital) Chair: Se Jin Im (Sungkyunkwan University), Hyunsoo Cho (Seoul National University Hospital) |
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| This joint session will highlight how immune cell fate, viral immunity, and effector T-cell programs intersect in health and disease. Topics include hematopoietic fate regulation, viral immunology, EBV genomics, and cytotoxic T-cell immunity. The session aims to connect fundamental mechanisms with translational opportunities in genomics and immune-mediated disorders. | ||||
| 16:00-16:20(20') | Implications of CD4+ T-cell Cytotoxicity Mediated by IFN-γ-driven Tumor MHC-II | Eui-Cheol
Shin (KAIST) |
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| 16:20-16:40(20') | Unfolded Protein Response Signaling Promotes Myeloid Cell Production and Cooperates with Oncogenic Mutation | Yoon-A
Kang (Washington University in St.Louis) |
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| 16:40-17:00(20') | Driving Anti-Tumor Immunity Through Activation of Spi-B and IRF1 Downstream of EBV Signal Molecule LMP1 | Tomoharu
Yasuda (Hiroshima University) |
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| 17:00-17:20(20') | Epstein-Barr Virus Immunity and a New Strategy for Cancer Immunotherapy | Il-Kyu
Choi (DGIST) |
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| Sep 5, 2026 (Sat) |
Hall A | 09:00-10:30(90') | Session
13. Next-Generation Precision Oncology: Multi-Cancer Early Detection and
Integrative System-Level Strategies [KOGO-KCA Joint Session] |
Organizer:
Jaewoo Choi (Yonsei University) Chair: Kyong Hwa Park (Korea University), Jaewoo Choi (Yonsei University) |
| This session will highlight emerging approaches for multi-cancer early detection, with a focus on liquid biopsy–based strategies and integrative system-level analyses. Speakers will present advances in circulating biomarkers (cfDNA, extracellular vesicles, proteins), multi-omics profiling, and AI-driven data integration to improve sensitivity and specificity of early detection. The session will emphasize how combining diverse technologies enables more precise and scalable detection of early cancer across multiple tumor types. | ||||
| 09:00-09:20(20') | TBD | Tae-You Kim (Seoul National University) |
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| 09:20-09:40(20') | TBD | Yoon-Kyoung Cho (UNIST) |
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| 09:40-10:00(20') | Multi-Cancer Early Detection: Clinical Significance and Scientific Efforts Toward Blood-Based Cancer Screening | Junseok W Hur (Korea University College of Medicine) |
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| 10:00-10:20(20') | TBD | Seung-Min
Park (Nanyang Technological University) |
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| 09:00-10:30(90') | Session 14. Causal Dissection of Disease Architecture | Organizer:
Jungsoo GIM (Chosun University) Chair: Kyong Soo Park (Seoul National University), Jungsoo GIM (Chosun University) |
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| Understanding the genetic architecture of human disease requires both rigorous analytical frameworks and large-scale genomic discovery. This session brings together experts in causal inference, Mendelian randomization, and rare variant genomics to dissect the etiology of rare and complex diseases across diverse populations. Through multi-ancestry genomic initiatives and cutting-edge statistical approaches, speakers will offer an integrated perspective on how causal genomics is reshaping our understanding of disease architecture. | ||||
| 09:00-09:20(20') | Understanding Mendelian Randomization-Based Causal Mediation Analysis: Assumptions, Limitations, and Practical Considerations | Woojoo
Lee (Seoul National University) |
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| 09:20-09:40(20') | Statistical Hazard Models for Mendelian Randomization in Large-scale Survival Data | Wonil
Chung (Soongsil University) |
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| 09:40-10:00(20') | Population-Scale Burden Analysis of Rare Damaging Coding Variants Identifies Novel Risk Genes for Alzheimer’s Disease and Parkinson’s Disease | Yann
Le Guen (Standford University) |
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| 10:00-10:20(20') | From Association to Mechanism at Scale: Computational Frameworks for Alzheimer’s Disease Genomics | Li-San
Wang (University of Pennsylvania) |
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| Hall A | 10:50-11:30(40') | * Plenary Lecture V | Chair: Yeon-Su Lee (National Cancer Center) | |
| Single-cell biology has transformed our picture of cellular diversity—but what comes into view below the level of the whole cell? In this plenary lecture, Professor Junhyong Kim (University of Pennsylvania) micro-dissects the dendrites of individual mouse and rat neurons to catalog their locally translated mRNAs. Strikingly, this dendritic transcriptome diverges faster across species than that of the cell body, even as its functions remain conserved—pointing to a "mosaic evolution" model within the compartments of a single neuron. | ||||
| Beyond Single Cells: Subcellular Sequencing Reveals Mosaic Evolution of the Dendritic Transcriptome in Rodent Neurons. | Junhyong
Kim (University of Pennsylvania) |
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| Hall A | 11:30-13:00(90') | Session 15. Integrative Genomics and Informatics: From Multi-Omics Landscapes to Clinical Translation | Organizer:
Jongeun Park (KAIST) Chair: Kwang-Lae Hoe (Chungnam National University), Min Kyu Yum (KAIST) |
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| This session brings together experts in aging and developmental biology to discuss how cellular plasticity, senescence, tissue niches, and regenerative programs shape aging trajectories. By integrating stem cell and organoid models with single-cell and spatial multi-omics, the session aims to connect fundamental mechanisms of aging and development with translational strategies for age-associated diseases. | ||||
| 11:30-11:50(20') | Delineating Primary and Secondary Senescence Programs In Vivo | Takuya
Yamamoto (Kyoto University) |
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| 11:50-12:10(20') | Multi-layered Regulation of the Senescence-associated Inflammation | Chanhee
Kang (Seoul National University) |
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| 12:10-12:30(20') | Senescence Is Not One State: Single-Cell and Systemic Perspectives on Aging Heterogeneity | Ok
Hee Jeon (Korea University College of Medicine) |
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| 12:30-12:50(20') | Time-Series Multi-Omics Reveals the Regulatory Trajectory of Senescence Entry in Human Visceral Preadipocytes | Chuna
Kim (KRIBB) |
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| Hall B | 11:30-13:00(90') | Session 16. Integrative Genomics and Informatics: From Multi-Omics Landscapes to Clinical Translation | Organizer:
Jin-Wu Nam (Hanyang University) Chair: Jin-Wu Nam (Hanyang University), Yujin Ha (Hanyang University) |
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| This session delves into the cutting-edge advancements in genomics and informatics, highlighting how innovative computational approaches and high-resolution sequencing technologies are reshaping our understanding of biological complexity. The program spans a diverse array of topics, including the quantification of RNA modifications using long-read sequencing, the exploration of somatic mosaicism, and the integration of clinical and omics data for drug discovery via extracellular vesicles. Furthermore, it examines the dynamic interplay between the epigenome and genome during cancer evolution. By bridging molecular mechanisms with clinical data, this session aims to showcase the transformative power of informatics in driving the next generation of precision medicine. | ||||
| 11:30-11:50(20') | Quantifying RNA Expression and Modifications using Long Read RNA-Seq | Jonathan
Göke (A*STAR Genome Institute of Singapore) |
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| 11:50-12:10(20') | Advanced Somatic Mutation Detection in Human Tissues with Multi-platform Sequencing Data | Yoo-Jin
Jiny Ha (Hanyang University) |
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| 12:10-12:30(20') | Integrating Clinical and Omics Data for Drug Discovery: The emerging Role of Extracellular Vesicles | Yayoi
Natsume-Kitatani (AI Center for Health and Biomedical Research (ArCHER), National Institutes of Biomedical Innovation, Health and Nutrition (NIBN)) |
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| 12:30-12:50(20') | Chasing the Interaction Between the Epigenome and Genome in Cancer Evolution through the Single-Cell Bioinformatics | Hyobin
Jeong (Yonsei University) |
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| 13:00-13:30(30') | * Closing Ceremony & Awards | |||
| * Hall A / ** Hall C / *** Lobby | ||||
It will be updated soon.
[사전등록]
● 등록 기간: 2026년 7월 6일(월) ~ 7월 31일(금)
● 등록 방법
1) 회원 사전등록: 한국유전체학회 홈페이지 회원가입 또는 로그인 후, 회원으로 사전등록 및 결제
* 등록 전 본인의 회원 정보 및 회원 등급이 맞는지 먼저 확인 (회원 등급 변경이 필요한 경우 사무국에 요청)
* 정회원 → 학생회원 변경 요청 시: 학생증, 재학증명서, 입학 예정증명서 등의 서류를 메일(kogo@kogo.or.kr)로 제출
2) 비회원 사전등록: 비회원 프로필 정보 입력 후, 학술대회 사전등록 및 결제
* 등록 후 비회원 이메일은 수정 불가하므로, 오타 없이 정확하게 입력하시기 바랍니다.
※ 단제 등록 불가 (개인별로 사전등록)
[등록비 안내]
구분 |
사전등록비 | 현장등록비 |
|
회원 |
정회원 |
170,000원 | 220,000원 |
학생회원 |
80,000원 | 100,000원 |
|
비회원 |
교수급/일반 |
270,000원 | 320,000원 |
대학원생 |
130,000원 | 170,000원 |
|
● 회원(정회원, 학생회원): 홈페이지 회원가입 후 2026년도 연회비를 납부한 회원
● 비회원: 2026년도 연회비 미납 회원
● 연회비: 정회원 80,000원 / 학생회원 30,000원
* 등록비와 연회비 함께 납부 가능
[결제 방법]
1) 카드결제: 결제 페이제에서 카드결제 가능
2) 무통장입금
● 등록 3일 이내에 등록자 성함으로 입금
● 입금 계좌: 씨티은행 186-00388-255 (예금주: 한국유전체학회)
3) 수기결제
● 신청서 제출: kogo2@kogo.or.kr
* 상기 메일이 아닌 다른 메일로 제출할 경우, 신청서가 접수되지 않을 수 있으니 유의하시기 바랍니다.
● 연구실에서 여러 명의 수기결제 신청서를 한 번에 제출하는 경우, 모든 인원의 온라인 사전등록이 선행되어야 함.
- 각 개인별 영수증 발행 ▶ 개인당 신청서 각 1부씩 작성 필요
- 영수증 한 번에 발행 ▶ 신청서 한 장에 같이 작성 (단, 명단 기재 필수)
● 수기결제 처리는 신청서 접수 순으로 진행되며, 최대 5일이 소요될 수 있습니다.
★ 특히, 등록 마지막 주에는 문의 및 신청 건이 많아 처리 시간이 길어질 수 있으니,
초록 제출 계획이 있으신 경우 등록 및 결제는 미리 진행(등록 마감 1주 전까지 완료)하시기 바랍니다.
※ 등록 3일 이내에 등록비 결제를 완료해 주시기 바랍니다.
- 등록일로부터 3일 이후 미결제자는 사전등록 취소 처리
- 사전등록 마감 후 미결제자는 사전등록 취소 처리
[등록비 환불 규정]
● 2026년 7월 31일(금)까지 환불 신청 시: 등록비 전액 환불
● 2026년 7월 31일(금)이후 환불 신청 시: 등록비 환불 불가
● 부득이한 사정으로 정기학술대회에 참석하지 못해도 등록비는 환불되지 않습니다.
● 결제 완료 후 결제 방법 변경 등으로 인한 결제 취소가 불가능합니다.
결제 전 결제 방법과 결제 가능한 카드를 먼저 확인한 후에 신중히 신청해 주시기 바랍니다.
* 예1) 결제 카드 취소 후, 다른 카드로 결제 변경 불가능
* 예2) 결제 카드 취소 후, 다시 무통장 입금 불가능
※ 등록비 환불 신청
● 하단의 환불신청서 양식을 다운로드 받아 작성한 후 등록비를 환불 받을 통장사본과 함께 메일로 제출
* 환불신청서 제출: kogo2@kogo.or.kr
● 카드로 결제한 경우 통장 사본은 제출 생략.
[참가신청 문의]
● E-mail: kogo@kogo.or.kr
* 등록 문의가 많아 유선 연결이 원활하지 않을 수 있으니 메일로 문의 바랍니다.
[초록 등록 기간]
● 초록 등록: 2026년 7월 6일(월) - 7월 31일(금)
● 구두발표 신청: 2026년 7월 6일(월) - 7월 31일(금)
★ 유의사항
- 사전 등록(결제 완료) 후 초록을 접수하실 수 있습니다.
- 원활한 진행을 위해 초록 마감 1주 전까지 사전등록을 먼저 완료해 주시기 바랍니다.
- 등록 마지막 주에는 등록 인원이 몰리기 때문에 수기결제 시간이 오래 소요될 수 있습니다. (최대 5일)
이로 인해 초록 제출을 하지 못하는 상황이 발생하지 않도록 결제를 미리 진행하시기 바랍니다.
- 각 소속기관의 담당 부서에 결제 처리 소요 시간 및 절차 등을 미리 확인하시기 바랍니다.
[초록 등록 방법]
● 초록 제출 전 사전등록은 필수입니다. 시스템상 결제까지 완료한 후 초록 등록이 가능합니다.
● 초록 접수 시 포스터 분야를 확인하신 후 해당 분야로 접수해 주시기 바랍니다.
● 구두발표 희망자는 CV(하단 양식 다운로드)도 반드시 업로드 부탁드립니다.
● 초록 원고는 업로드하지 않으셔도 됩니다.
● 저자 정보, 초록 제목 등의 기입은 홈페이지 내 양식을 따라주시기 바랍니다.
- 소속(부서 및 기관) 및 저자 등록 (각 저자별 정보 입력: 국문 성명, 영문 성명) 및 발표자/교신저자 체크(핸드폰번호 입력)
- 발표 제목 및 초록(300단어 이내), keyword 입력 (모두 영어로 작성)
- 자세한 사항은 하단에 첨부된 '초록 등록 가이드라인'을 참고하시기 바랍니다.
[포스터 발표 분야]
A |
Genomics, Genome Assembly, and DNA variations (참조 유전체, long-read/T2T assembly, 구조 변이) |
B |
Transcriptomics, Epigenomics, Proteomics, and Multi-omics (RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, methylation, splicing, multi-omics integration) |
C |
Single-cell and Spatial Omics (scRNA-seq, snRNA-seq, spatial transcriptomics, lineage tracing) |
D |
Cancer Genomics, Tumor Microenvironment, and Precision Medicine (암 유전체, 종양 미세환경, 면역회피, 항암 표적 발굴) |
E |
Microbiome, Host-Microbe Interactions, Immunology & Infectious Disease (장·구강·질 미생물군, 메타게놈 카탈로그, 질병 연관성, 면역세포 신호, 감염, 자가면역, 면역치료 전략) |
F |
Neuroscience, Neurodegeneration, Cardiovascular, Metabolic and Rare Disease (알츠하이머, 파킨슨, 정신질환, 뇌 발달·신경유전학, 심혈관, 당뇨, 희귀질환, 발달장애, 대사질환 관련 연구) |
G |
AI, Methods, Tools, Software, Database, and Algorithms (AI 모델, 데이터베이스/소프트웨어, 알고리즘 개발) |
H |
Computational and Statistical Genomics (통계유전학, GWAS, Disease Gene Mapping) |
I |
Plant, Animal Models, and Evolution (식물 유전체, 대사체, 동물 모델, 진화) |
J |
Functional Genomics, Genome Editing, Translational Applications, and Others (기능유전체학, 유전자 교정·치료제 개발, 유전자응용기술, 기타) |
[초록 수정]
● 초록 접수 기간에는 홈페이지에서 직접 초록을 수정하실 수 있습니다.
접수 시 오류 또는 변경으로 인하여 수정을 원하시는 경우 해당 초록을 찾아 수정하시기 바랍니다.
● 초록 접수 마감 후 수정을 원하실 경우 메일(kogo3@kogo.or.kr)로 요청 주시기 바랍니다.
● 미리보기에서 입력한 내용과 다르게 나올 경우 메일로 수정사항을 전달해 주시기 바랍니다.
● 초록 수정 기간: 2026년 8월 21일(금)까지
[초록 삭제]
● 삭제 요청 시, 논문접수번호(ABST-00000) / 성명 / 소속 정보를 기재하여 메일(kogo3@kogo.or.kr)로 요청 주시기 바랍니다.
● 초록 철회 기간: 2026년 8월 14일(금)까지
[포스터 발표 방법]
● 포스터 전시일정: 2026년 9월 3일(목) ~ 9월 5일(토)
● 포스터 부착 장소: Hall C (컨벤션센터 B2F)
● 포스터 규격: W 90cm x H 120cm
● 포스터 부착 방법: 발표 번호 확인 후 포스터 보드에 부착용 테이프(제공)를 이용하여 부착 바랍니다.
● [Poster Session I] 9/3(목) 17:20-18:20(60') , [Poster Session II] 9/4(금) 11:30-12:30(60')
[우수포스터 시상]
● 일시: 2026년 9월 5일(토) 13:00 ~
● 장소: Hall A (컨벤션센터 B2F)
[초록 접수 문의]
● E-mail: kogo3@kogo.or.kr
구두발표 신청 안내
이번 제35회 KOGO 정기학술대회의 Young Scientist Session 및 KOGO Graduate Presentation Session은 학생, 포닥, 연구교수 등 신진 연구 인력의 최근 연구 결과를 구두 발표하는 자리입니다.
구두발표 신청자 중 1차 심사를 통해 각 세션의 발표자를 선정하며, 2차 심사를 통해 우수 발표자를 선정해 상장과 상금을 수여할 예정입니다.
[신청 기간 및 방법]
● 신청 기간: 2026년 7월 6일(월) ~ 7월 31일(금)
* 신청 상황에 따라 조기 마감될 수 있습니다.
● 참가 방법: 초록 접수 시, '포스터발표(구두발표 희망자)' 로 신청
* 구두발표 신청 시 CV (하단 양식 다운로드) 작성 후 파일 업로드
* 초록 한 편당 한 명의 구두발표 지원 신청 가능
[발표자 구분]
● '일반' 선택 시 ▶ Young Scientist Session
● '학생' 선택 시 ▶ KOGO Graduate Presentation Session
[Young Scientist Session]
● 참가 기준: 만 39세 이하이거나 박사학위 취득 후 7년 이내 과학자
● 발표 일시 및 장소: 2026. 09. 03. (목) 09:00 - 10:30 / Hall A (컨벤션센터 B2F)
● 발표 방법: 영문 발표
● 발표 시간: 추후 공지
[KOGO Graduate Presentation Session]
● 참가 기준: 대학원생
● 발표 일시 및 장소: 2026. 09. 04. (금) 09:00 - 10:30 / Conference Room 1&2 (컨벤션센터 B1F)
● 발표 방법: 영문 발표
● 발표 시간: 추후 공지
[발표자 선정]
● 구두발표 신청자 중 내부 심사를 통해 8월 중 최종 발표자 선정 및 안내 예정
● 구두발표자로 선정되어도 포스터발표는 해야 함.
[우수 발표자 시상]
● 시상식: 2026년 9월 5일(토) 13:00 / Hall A (컨벤션센터 B2F)
* 우수 발표자로 선정된 경우 시상식에 참석해 주시기 바랍니다.
* 우수 발표자에게는 상장과 소정의 상금 수여 예정 (상금은 학술대회 종료 후 지급, 별도 메일 안내)
[구두발표 관련 문의]
● E-mail: kogo3@kogo.or.kr
제35회 정기학술대회 참가자에 한해 할인된 금액으로 이용 가능한 세종대 인근 호텔 정보를 안내드립니다.
풀만 앰배서더 서울 이스트폴
● 주소: 서울특별시 광진구 아차산로 410, 풀만 앰배서더 서울 이스트폴 (2호선 구의역)
● 지도: https://naver.me/GZ67EacG
● 홈페이지: https://www.pullmanseouleastpole.com/
● 객실 안내
| M Type | DELUXE KING / TWIN | |
| Room | Deluxe Room (35 sqm, Mountain View) | Premium Deluxe Room (35 sqm, River View) |
| KRW 280,000 + 10% VAT | KRW 310,000 + 10% VAT | |
| Breakfast | KRW 35,000 + 10% VAT per person and day | |
| Photo |  | |
[호텔 예약 방법]
1. 하단에 첨부된 예약신청서 작성
2. 보증카드 정보 입력 필요 (실결제는 되지 않고 보증카드 용도)
3. 예약신청서를 호텔 예약실 메일로 전달
- 예약실 이메일: pullman.seoul.eastpole@accor.com
4. 예약실에서 확인 후 예약 확인서 투숙객에게 전달
5. 체크인 시 예약번호 혹은 성함을 언급 후 예약 확인
6. 투숙 금액 결제 후 체크인
[참고사항]
● 객실료: 280,000 + 10% VAT (디럭스 객실 1박 기준)
● 투숙기간: 2026년 9월 1일 ~ 8일
● 예약마감일: 2026년 8월 14일
● 취소규정:
- 예약일 기준 7일 전까지의 취소는 무료입니다.
- 도착일 기준 7일 전부터 4일 전 사이에 취소하는 경우 1박 객실 요금이 위약금으로 부과됩니다.
- 도착일 기준 3일 전 이후에 취소하는 경우 전체 객실 요금이 위약금으로 부과됩니다.
[예약 관련 문의]
● 호텔 예약실 Tel. 02-3450-6000 / E-mail. pullman.seoul.eastpole@accor.com
[Direction]
※ A commuter train from the airport connects with the subway system. From the AREX Commuter train, transfer to the subway at Gimpo Airport Station. Then, take Line 5 Line at Gimpo Airport Station to Gunja Station. At Gunja Station, transfer to Line 7. The first stop is Children's Grand Park (Sejong Univ.) Station. Sejong University is near Exit 6.
▶ Arex: https://www.arex.or.kr/main.do
▣ Airport Limousine (Myeonmok 6013)
https://www.airportlimousine.co.kr/en/sub/sub01.php?cat_no=43
