Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World!

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Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World! Welcoming Address

TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 Human society is now at a great inflection point. Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World! Due to COVID-19, we now commute with our masks on, work from home, and live a life we never experienced before. Global Leaders Forum(GLF), hosted by TV CHOSUN, is an international forum where world leaders, business leaders, and global scholars gather to discuss and provide possible In the midst of the crisis, non-contact businesses are raising solutions for global issues that Korea and the world are facing. its values and lead the global economy.

The global economy will show a radical change after the Covid-19 pandemic. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, a contact-free culture has spread rapidly around the world and has led to various changes in different sectors of the global society. Numerous The US-China economic conflicts will face an adhesion and transitions are expected in the fields of education, medical, and robotics, which have been AI-based remote learning and medical treatment, stagnant due to regulations. The 8th Global Leaders Forum will discuss and present and robotics will become the new normal. knowledge we need to prepare for the changes that the Covid-19 pandemic has evoked. The 8th TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum, with the theme of ‘Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World!’, will forecast Starting with a keynote speech made by Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, the changes that the world will face after the COVID-19 Pandemic. who now leads the innovation in global education, 40 scholars from around the world gather as lecturers and debaters, including Ben Nelson, the CEO of Minerva School, The ‘Post-Corona World’ is no longer just a theory. It is the reality and is already among us. acknowledged as the Harvard University of online education; Barry Eichengreen, a professor at UC Berkeley and a top international financial specialist; Matthew Meyerson, a professor at Harvard Medical School and an expert in genetics; and Henrik Christensen, a winner of the Engelberger Award, the Nobel Prize of Robotics. TV CHOSUN Chairman Hong Too Pyo 03 Welcoming Address

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Nov. 16(Mon) Nov. 17(Tue)

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09:10 Reception VIP Tea Time 09:30 Registration

09:30 Opening Welcoming Address 10:00 Session 4 Precision Medicine and Future of Medical Science Moderator Kim Jong-il / Director of the Genomic Medicine Institute at Seoul National University Medical Research Center 09:40 Keynote Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World! Discussion Yi Sang-wook / Professor of Philosophy at Hanyang University Gordon Brown / Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Park Hyun-young / Director of the Department of PM, KNIH 10:00 Session 1 Post-Corona, Change of Education Paradigm Speech 1 Matthew Meyerson / Professor of Pathology at Harvard Medical School Moderator Lee Ju-ho�/ Former Minister of Education, Science and Technology of South Korea Speech 2 Tom Berkovits / Sr. Director of Illumina Discussion Young Jun(YJ), Jang / CEO of Riiid Speech 3 Charles Lee / Scientific Director and Professor of The Jackson Laboratory Jung Tae-yong�/ President of Global Innovative Education Lab, Education Commission Asia (ECA) Choi Jin-young / CEO of K-pop Academy 12:00 Luncheon Speech 1 Liesbet Steer / Director at the Education Commission Speech 2 Christopher Thomas / Social Entrepreneur in Residence at Stanford University 13:00 Session 5 Bio-Medical, Dream of Prolongation of Life Speech 3 Elizabeth King / Former Vice President of World Bank Moderator Yim Jae-joon / Dean of Medical Education of Seoul National University College of Medicine Discussion Shin Chan-soo / Dean of Seoul National University College of Medicine 12:00 Luncheon Ahn Jae-yong / CEO of SK bioscience 13:00 Session 2 AI Education and Disruptive Innovation Speech 1 Augustine M.K. Choi / Stephen and Suzanne Weiss Dean & Provost for Medical Affairs of Weill Cornell Medicine at Cornell University Discussion John Schwartz / Head of Global Business Development of edX Speech 2 Muk Hyun-sang / CEO of Korea Drug Development Fund Cho Sun-young / Chairperson of Kwangwoon University Speech 3 Kim Seung-taek / Head of the Zoonotic Virus Lab, Institut Pasteur Korea Park Hyung-ju / President of Ajou University Chang Soon-heung / President of Handong Global University 14:50 Coffee Break Speech 1 Michael Crow / President of Arizona State University Speech 2 Ben Nelson / Founder of Minerva Project 15:00 Session 6 Robotic Society, Becoming Reality! Speech 3 Paul LeBlanc / President of Southern New Hampshire University Moderator Jin-oh Kim / Professor of School of Robotics at Kwangwoon University Speech 1 Ken Goldberg / William S. Floyd Distinguished Chair in Engineering at UC Berkeley 14:50 Coffee Break Speech 2 Enrico Krog Iversen / CEO of OnRobot 15:00 Session 3 Post-Corona, Rapid Change of World Economic Leadership Speech 3 Kyu-jin Cho / Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Seoul National University Moderator Jun Kwang-woo / Chairman of the Institute for Global Economics Speech 4 Henrik Christensen / Director of Contextual Robotics Institute at UC San Diego Discussion Kim So-young / Professor at the Department of Economics at Seoul National University Speech 5 Junku Yuh / President of Korea Institute of Robotics and Technology Convergence Kim Jung-sik / Professor of School of Economics at Yonsei University Shin Kwan-ho / Professor of Department of Economics at Korea University Shin Jang-sup / Professor of School of Economics at National University of Singapore Speech 1 Barry Eichengreen / Professor of Economics and Political Science at UC Berkeley Speech 2 Steven J. Davis / Professor of International Business and Economics at University of Chicago Booth School of Business Speech 3 Joshua Aizenman / Dockson Chair in Economics and International Relations at University of Southern California Speech 4 Fukunari Kimura / Professor at Faculty of Economics at Keio University Speech 5 Junggun Oh / President of Korea Finance ICT Convergence Association TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 05

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Keynote | Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World!

Speaker

Gordon Brown Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

Gordon Brown is the United Nations Special Envoy for Global Education and former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

He served as the Prime Minister from 2007 to 2010 and is widely credited with preventing the second Great Depression through his stewardship of the 2009 London G20 summit. He hosted the G20 Summit in London where leaders committed to help the world economy through the crisis and restore credit, growth and jobs. Previously, he served as Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1997 to 2007, making him the longest-serving Chancellor in modern history. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 09

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Session 1

Post-Corona, Change of Education Paradigm

Since the spread of COVID-19, a contact-free culture has rapidly spread worldwide, and the era of non-contact education has also opened. According to a survey conducted by UNESCO in April, 91 percent of the world’s students (1.6 billion students) were mandated to take classes online at home due to the outbreak of the pandemic. As a result, the importance of systematic changes in traditional methods of school education and the use of technology as an essential tool are increasing, and demand for diverse non-contact education models is growing accordingly.

In the first session, leaders and experts of global education gather to cultivate the high-dimensional and socio-emotional abilities of students amid the corona pandemic and the 4th Industrial Revolution. Speakers will present and discuss the revolutionary changes in education, including topics related to the use of cutting-edge technologies such as AI(artificial intelligence) and the drastic shift of teachers to instructional designers. 12 | Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World!

Session 1 | Post-Corona, Change of Education Paradigm

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Liesbet Steer Director at the Education Commission

Liesbet Steer is the Director at the Education Commission, where she works on education in developing countries with a focus on education finance and scaling up of education delivery.

She was the former Director of the Overseas Development Institute's(ODI) flagship program on Development Progress, which aims to measure and understand development progress across a range of sectors.

She conducted research on development finance and the use of impact evaluations. She also worked with the World Bank on private sector reform and the design and evaluation of Small and Medium Enterprise(SME) development in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 13

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Session 1 | Post-Corona, Change of Education Paradigm

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Christopher Thomas Social Entrepreneur in Residence at Stanford University

Christopher Thomas is the Social Entrepreneur in Residence at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Education.

As an Advisor to the Education Global Practice at the World Bank, he has overseen a multitude of education and social welfare programs over the years. He has served in a range of corporate strategy and management roles at the World Bank Group, including Lead Strategy Officer, Advisor to the Managing Director, and Manager of human development programs in Asia and Africa. Thomas has also played a key role in forging the World Bank’s contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals, United Nations agreements on Financing for Development, and partnerships with the IMF and multilateral development banks. He earned an M.A. in International Affairs from Johns Hopkins University and a Ph.D. in Education from Stanford University.

He focuses on developing programs to support disability inclusion in developing countries. Also, he is renowned for contributing to demystifying the possibilities in global education. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 15

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Session 1 | Post-Corona, Change of Education Paradigm

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Elizabeth King Former Vice President of the World Bank

Elizabeth M. King is a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC. She was formerly the Vice President for Human Development sectors(2013-2014), and Senior Spokesperson and Professional Head for Global Policy and Strategic Issues related to Education and Human Development(2009-2014) of the World Bank, Washington, DC.

In these positions, she was the professional head for global policy and strategic issues related to education development and human development. She led the development of the World Bank Group’s education strategy for ten years.

Based on these experiences, she has published several research papers and journal articles on topics such as household investments in human capital; the linkages between education, poverty and economic development. She exerts a huge influence on the education of girls and women and education finance. She has also taught special courses in economics at several universities, including in the Philippines, U.S., Japan, and France. She received her Ph.D. in Economics from Yale University. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 17

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Session 1 | Post-Corona, Change of Education Paradigm

Moderator and Panel

Moderator Lee Ju-ho Former Minister of Education, Science and Technology of South Korea

Lee Ju-ho served as the Minister of Education, Science and Technology of the Republic of South Korea. He also served as a member of the National Assembly and has been noted for his education reform endeavors. He has been active as the Commissioner of the International Commission on Financing the Global Educational Opportunities which consists of globally renowned scholars and leaders. He is currently a professor at the KDI(Korea Development Institute) Graduate School of Public Policy and Management.

Discussion Young Jun(YJ), Jang CEO of Riiid

Young Jun(YJ), Jang is co-founder and CEO of Riiid, a global leader in AI solutions for education founded in 2014. Riiid is first to define the concept of 'AI tutor,’ which offers personalized learning based on deep learning AI technology, and launched an AI tutor solution, 'Santa for TOEIC.’ Embraced by more than two million students, Santa reached No. 1 in sales among education apps in Japan and Korea. Riiid established Riiid Labs, the firm’s global arm based in Silicon Valley, to expand its business globally. Jang serves as a director of the Artificial Intelligence Industry Association in Korea. Previously, Jang co-founded Tapas Media, a comic content mobile platform based where he served as Chief Content Officer. Jang graduated from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 19

Discussion Jung Tae-yong President of Global Innovative Education Lab, Education Commission Asia(ECA)

Jung Tae-yong is a professor at the GSIS and Director of Research Center for Global Sustainability at Yonsei University. He was a professor at the KDI School of Public Policy & Management and a Principal Climate Change Specialist at the Asian Development Bank. He also served at the World Bank as a senior energy economist. He was also formerly the Project Leader in Climate Policy Project at the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies(IGES) of Japan and Senior Fellow and Director at the Korea Energy Economics Institute.

Discussion Choi Jin-young CEO of K-pop Academy

Choi Jin-young is the CEO of the K-pop Academy. He has accumulated practical business skills through his ten years of experience as the CEO of Digital Daesung, a KOSDAQ company, and by attaining theoretical knowledge as a professor who specializes in business at Hanyang University. SMI(SM Institute) is a global art institute that is expected to become the foundation for talent training programs along with the global popularity of Korean pop culture, represented by K-POP. Furthermore, SMI is to offer language education such as Korean, English, Chinese and Japanese specialized for students all over the world, thus building a continuous foundation for cultural education of the highest level. SMI is planning to provide an educational service fit for a contact-free era with adaptive learning technology that utilizes advanced technologies such as AI and on-the-ground education curriculum as well. Its outstanding EdTech solutions and contents are expected to spread throughout the world. 20 21

Session 2

AI Education and Disruptive Innovation

A step towards the AI(artificial intelligence) education revolution is crucial in the breakout of the COVID-19 crisis. The world has been experimenting with different forms of education systems, and it has been proven that it is no longer just the traditional educational system in which teachers and students have class in the same space and classroom.

Now is the time to take one step further and consider ways to utilize AI- supported ITSs(Intelligent Tutoring Systems) or ALSs(Adaptive Learning Systems). Students can learn at different levels and speeds, and teachers, having less work of conveying basic knowledge thanks to the role of AI, can cooperate with students and work on projects requiring problem- solving, and focus on student guidance and counseling necessary for each student through building better relationships with each individual.

Session 2 discusses the educational system and its future direction that the pandemic has shifted with experts who have been leading disruptive educational innovation beyond the existing educational system even before the coronavirus breakout. 22 | Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World!

Session 2 | AI Education and Disruptive Innovation

Speaker

Michael Crow President of Arizona State University

Michael Crow is the sixteenth President of Arizona State University, the ”#1 most innovative” school in the nation by U.S. News & World Report (2016-2020).

Crow has been an advisor to the U.S. Departments of State, Commerce, and Energy, as well as defence and intelligence agencies. He serves as the Chairman of the Board for In-Q-Tel and has advised several nation-states on matters of knowledge enterprise development.

Under his leadership, ASU has established twenty-five new transdisciplinary schools and launched trailblazing multidisciplinary initiatives including the Biodesign Institute, the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability, and important initiatives in the humanities and social sciences.

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Session 2 | AI Education and Disruptive Innovation

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Ben Nelson Founder of Minerva Project

Ben Nelson is the Founder of Minerva, and a visionary with a passion to reinvent higher education.

Minerva is a pioneer in the educational transformation that partners with leading institutions and organizations to design and deliver customized learning and talent development programs that are more agile and effective than traditional approaches.

Before Minerva, Nelson spent more than 10 years at Snapfish, where he helped build the company from a startup to the world’s largest personal publishing service. Also, prior to joining Snapfish, Nelson was the President and CEO of Community Ventures, a network of locally branded portals for American communities. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 25

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Session 2 | AI Education and Disruptive Innovation

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Paul LeBlanc President of Southern New Hampshire University

Paul J. LeBlanc is the President of Southern New Hampshire University(SNHU). Under the 17 years of his direction, SNHU has more grown from 2,800 students to over 152,000, becoming the largest non-profit provider of online higher education in the U.S. and the first to have a full competency-based degree program untethered to the credit hour or classes approved by a regional accreditor and the US Department of Education.

LeBlanc is widely considered one of America’s most innovative educators. In 2012, the university was #12 on Fast Company magazine’s "World’s Fifty Most Innovative Companies" list and was the only university included.

In 2018, he won the prestigious IAA Institute Hesburgh Award for Leadership Excellence in Higher Education, joining some of the most respected university and college presidents in American higher education. He served on the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine’s Board on Higher Education and Workforce and is currently Board Chair for the American Council on Education. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 27

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Session 2 | AI Education and Disruptive Innovation

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Discussion John Schwartz Head of Global Business Development of edX

John Schwartz serves as edX Head of Global Business Development. He is part of the team that drives edX's engagements with prospects and partners including Foundations, NGO’s, Corporations, and Governments both local and international. Schwartz has extensive experience in Asia and the Middle East. His career has been focused on driving business development for companies in a variety of industries including education tech, automotive, pharmaceutical, publishing and finance. He also has experience in strategic marketing and branding with an emphasis on experiential design. Most recently, Schwartz was a Board Member and Chief Strategist at Hudson & Cutler, a technology driven marketing and communications company. He is a graduate of Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

Discussion Cho Sun-young Chairperson of Kwangwoon University

Cho Sun-young is the granddaughter of Dr. Cho Kwang-woon, the founder of the Kwangwoon Academy, and has been the 13th Chair of the Kwangwoon Foundation since 2018. She graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 2001 and earned a master's degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. After completing her Ph.D. program at Yonsei University's Graduate School of Business, she worked as the Deputy Director at Yonsei University's Management Research Institute and KPMG Consulting. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 29

Discussion Park Hyung-ju President of Ajou University

Park Hyung-ju is the President of Ajou University and Korea's representative mathematician who has made great efforts into popularizing the field of mathematics. He graduated from Seoul National University with a doctorate in physics and worked as a professor at Oakland University's Department of Mathematics. He also served as the professor and chair of the Department of Mathematics at POSTECH. After earning a doctorate in mathematics from UC Berkeley, he was appointed as the chair professor of mathematics at Ajou University in 2015 and served as the Director of the National Institute of Mathematical Sciences until July 2017. In particular, he is considered as an authority on mathematics in Korea, as he successfully hosted the competition as the Chairman of the International Congress of Mathematicians(ICM) organizing committee held in Korea in 2014, and became the first Korean mathematician to be appointed as an executive member of the International Mathematical Union(IMU).

Discussion Chang Soon-heung President of Handong Global University

Chang Soon-heung is the President of Handong Global University. He received a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from MIT in 1981 and was a professor and provost of KAIST(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology). He has devoted more than thirty years of his life to nuclear engineering education at KAIST. In terms of his profession, he served as a member of the International Nuclear Safety Advisory Group of IAEA and a commissioner of the Korea Nuclear Safety Commission as well. Also, he was one of the five members of the International Advisory Experts of the Investigation Committee for the Fukushima Accident. 30 31

Session 3

Post-Corona, Rapid Change of World Economic Leadership

The hegemonic structure of the world has become more complicated. The U.S.-China conflict is ongoing in all directions, from trade to the responsibility of the COVID-19 crisis. The Yoshihide Suga cabinet of Japan warned of an unstable Korea-Japan relationship, bringing up the issue of Koreans conscripted during the Japanese occupation. For South Korea, which maintains close ties with the U.S., China and Japan, its diplomatic relations has become more complex.

In which path should the Korean economy take under these circumstances? What economic strategy should Korea, which is bound to be easily affected by the world economy plan for the future? Session 3 discusses the direction of the Korean economy based on changing international relations. UC Berkeley Professor Barry Eichengreen, Keio University Professor Fukunari and other scholars representing each country gather to discuss the future of the Korean economy. 32 | Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World!

Session 3 | Post-Corona, Rapid Change of World Economic Leadership

Speaker

Barry Eichengreen Professor of Economics and Political Science at UC Berkeley

Barry Eichengreen is a renowned professor of Economics and Political Science at UC Berkeley known for his studies on international finance and monetary policy. He is a research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research and a convener of the Bellagio Group of Academics and Economic Officials. He also served as an advisor of the Bank of Korea.

While working as a Senior Policy Advisor at the International Monetary Fund(IMF), he studied the currency crisis of Korea. He also co-authored the book ‘The Korean Economy-From a Miraculous Past to a Sustainable Future’. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 33

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Session 3 | Post-Corona, Rapid Change of World Economic Leadership

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Steven J. Davis Professor of International Business and Economics at University of Chicago Booth School of Business

Steven J. Davis studies business dynamics, hiring practices, job loss, the effects of economic uncertainty and other topics.

Davis is known for his influential work using longitudinal data on firms and establishments to explore job creation and destruction dynamics and their relationship to economic performance. In commercial consulting activities, Davis has developed new labor market indicators, advised a leading financial institution on its capital planning decisions and the macroeconomic outlook. He is the co-creator of the Economic Policy Uncertainty Indices, and he co-organizes the Asian Monetary Policy Forum, held annually in Singapore. In 2013, he received the Addington Prize in Measurement, awarded by the Fraser Institute for Public Policy, for his research on “Measuring Economic Policy Uncertainty.” TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 35

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Session 3 | Post-Corona, Rapid Change of World Economic Leadership

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Joshua Aizenman Dockson Chair in Economics and International Relations at University of Southern California

Joshua Aizenman joined the faculty at University of Southern California in 2013, where he serves as the Dockson Chair in Economics and International Relations. His research covers a vast range of issues in the open economy including commercial and financial policies, crises in emerging markets, foreign direct investment, capital controls, and exchange rate regimes.

Aizenman also serves as a Research Associate for the National Bureau of Economic Research, and co-editor of the Journal of International Money and Finance. Consulting relationships include the IMF, World Bank, IDB, ADB, and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 37

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Fukunari Kimura Professor at Faculty of Economics at Keio University

Fukunari Kimura received a Bachelor of Laws from the Faculty of Law at University of Tokyo. He then received his Master's degree and Ph.D. from the Department of Economics at University of Wisconsin-Madison. He served as the Assistant Professor of the Department of Economics at State University of New York at Albany and in the Faculty of Economics of Keio University.

He has been publishing academic/semi-academic books and articles on international production networks and economic integration in East Asia. He received "The 10th Kojima Kiyoshi Prize Award, Japan Society of International Economics" in 2015. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 39

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Junggun Oh President of Korea Finance ICT Convergence Association

Junggun Oh studied currency and finance at the Bank of Korea, international organizations and academia. He received a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Manchester in the UK, and was a professor of economics at Korea University and of financial IT at Konkuk University.

He is currently the President of Korea Finance ICT Convergence Association, which unveils issues in the financial and IT sectors and suggests solutions. He is also a representative of Global Coin Evaluation, and presents alternatives to the Korean economy through lectures and interviews with the media. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 41

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Moderator and Panel

Moderator Jun Kwang-woo Chairman of the Institute for Global Economics

Jun Kwang-woo is an economist serving as the Chairman of the Institute for Global Economics. After earning a Ph.D. in economics at Seoul National University and attending graduate school at Indiana University, he completed the Executive Program at Harvard Business School and the AMP from the Wharton School, the University of Pennsylvania. He served as the first Chairman of the Financial Services Commission, a professor at Michigan State University, a Senior Researcher at the World Bank, the President at the Korea Center for International Finance, Vice Chairman of Woori Financial Holdings, Deloitte Korea, Chairman of the board of POSCO and ambassador of global finance of Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He later served as the Chairman of the National Pension Service and served as a Distinguished Professor at Yonsei University's Graduate School of Economics.

Discussion Kim So-young Professor at the Department of Economics at Seoul National University

Kim So-young is a Professor at the Department of Economics at Seoul National University. He holds a Ph.D. from Yale University. He was involved in various institutions such as IMF, BIS, ADB, ADBI, Bank of Spain, HKIMR, National Economic Advisory Council, Bank of Korea, CEPR, KCCI, Ministry of Strategy and Finance, Ministry of Health and Welfare, FSC, Statistics Korea, HKUST, Princeton University, University of Illinois, and USC with different positions. He received the Arnold O. Beckman Research Award, Tae Sung Kim Research Award, Chung Ram Research Award, NEAR Research Award, Maeil Business Newspaper Economist Award, and Korean Economy Research Award. He was listed as one of the 100 most promising talents of Korea by Donga-Daily Newspaper. He is the president of Korea KAEA and Korea IEFS. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 43

Discussion Kim Jung-sik Professor of School of Economics at Yonsei University

Kim Jung-sik is a Professor Emeritus of School of Economics at Yonsei University. He was a Visiting Scholar of the Department of Economics at Harvard University and Institute for International Studies at University of Cambridge. He worked as the Dean of the College of Business and Economics and Dean of the Graduate School of Economics at Yonsei University. He served as the Adviser of Bank of Korea, and held the position of Chairman of Committee for Financial Development in Financial Services Commission (FSC) and Chairman of Policy Evaluation Committee of Ministry of Strategy and Finance. He was the President of Korean Economic Association (KEA), Korea International Economic Association (KIEA), President of Korea Social Science Research Council (KOSSREC) and Asia Finance Society. He has published widely on open macroeconomics, international finance and East Asian financial cooperation. His most recent paper is “Korean Currency Crisis and Capital Flow Reversal: A Supply Side Approach of Currency Crisis”.

Discussion Shin Kwan-ho Professor of Department of Economics at Korea University

Shin Kwan-ho is a Professor of Economics at Korea University. He received his B.A. and M.A. in economics from Seoul National University and Ph.D. in economics from UCLA. He was an Assistant Professor at the University of Kansas for four years and occasionally taught at UCLA, Claremont Graduate University and Claremont McKenna College as a visiting professor. He was elected as "One of the Fifty Future Leaders in Korea” by the Seoul Economic Daily in 2010, a “MaeKyung Economist” by the Maeil Business Newspaper in 2011, and a “Dasan Economist Prize” winner by The Korean Economic Daily in 2020. He also served as a council member for the National Economic Advisory Council from 2010 to 2011. 44 | Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World!

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Moderator Shin Jang-sup Professor of Department of Economics at National University of Singapore

Shin Jang-sup is a professor at the Department of Economics at the National University of Singapore. He is also a former Visiting Fellow of the Korea Institute of Finance. He received his Ph.D. and M.Phil from the University of Cambridge, and BA from Seoul National University. His research interests include technology and innovation, East Asian economic growth, financial crises and restructuring, competitive strategies and organizations of firms. He published Restructuring Korea Inc. (Routledge 2003, co-authored with Chang Ha-Joon), An Anatomy of the Technological Leadership of Samsung Electronics: Strategy and Organization for Creating First-Mover Advantages (2006, Samsung Economic Research Institute).

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Session 4

Precision Medicine and Future of Medical Science

The paradigm of healthcare is changing as the importance of the medical industry is more prominent than ever due to COVID-19. The era of ‘Precision Medicine’ has emerged, in which the information on patients’ genetics and living environment are collected and analyzed comprehensively to provide customized treatment optimized for the individuals.

Precision Medicine stands out as a crucial solution to cancer, which is the No. 1 cause of death in Korea. The field is also expected to make a significant contribution to unsolving the mysteries behind rare diseases still unveiled. Furthermore, it will be possible to predict possible diseases through genetic analysis for prevention as well as post-incident care.

Would we be able to draw a blueprint for the medical industry in the post- corona era, which is expected to be brought about through the rapid development of precision medicine and genetic research?

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Session 4 | Precision Medicine and Future of Medical Science

Speaker

Matthew Meyerson Professor of Pathology at Harvard Medical School

Matthew Meyerson serves as the professor of Pathology at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School, director of the Center for Cancer Genome Discovery at DFCI (with Dr. William Hahn), and as a senior associate member of the Broad Institute.

He received his MD and Ph.D. from Harvard University. After a residency in clinical pathology at Massachusetts General Hospital and a research fellowship with Dr. Robert Weinberg at the Whitehead Institute, he joined DFCI in 1998. He has concentrated on using genomic approaches to understand the biology and genetics of human lung carcinomas. More broadly, his laboratory is focused on cancer genome discovery and pathogen discovery in human disease. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 49

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Session 4 | Precision Medicine and Future of Medical Science

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Tom Berkovits Sr. Director of Illumina

Tom Berkovits is the Senior Director of Marketing for Illumina Asia Pacific and Japan.

Berkovits graduated from Monash University with a postgraduate degree in Marketing. He started his professional experience working in Microbiology and Virology laboratories in both the private and public hospital systems in Australia and the UK. He worked for Applied Biosystems and then helped establish Abbott’s Molecular Diagnostics division in the Asia Pacific region, holding a variety of roles including Director of Marketing for APAC and then as GM for SAPAC, ANZ and Japan.

Since 2015, he has worked for Illumina in a Market Development capacity, using his scientific and marketing expertise to further advance Illumina’s work in diagnostic testing and its role in improving patient care and treatment. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 51

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Charles Lee Scientific Director and Professor of The Jackson Laboratory

Dr. Charles Lee is responsible for the scientific direction and coordination of The Jackson Laboratory(JAX) for Genomic Medicine.

Dr. Lee joined JAX Genomic Medicine from Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital. He is best known for his discovery that copy number variation—a state in which cells have an abnormal number of DNA sections, sometimes associated with susceptibility or resistance to disease—is widespread and significant in the human genome. This discovery and his subsequent research, have provided tools that clinicians use to help them make accurate diagnoses for numerous genetic tests held every year on conditions such as autism, birth defects and cancer. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 53

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Moderator and Panel

Moderator Kim Jong-il Director of the Genomic Medicine Institute at Seoul National University Medical Research Center

Kim Jong-il is the director of the Genomic Medicine Institute at Seoul National University Medical Research Center. He has made achievements in the development of genetics in Korea. He earned his Ph.D. in biochemistry from Seoul National University and served as a post-doctoral researcher at both Harvard and the Rockefeller University. As the professor of Biochemistry at Seoul National University, he is now dedicated to studying gene mapping, human genome variation, cancer genomics, next-generation sequencing and bioinformatics. Based on this, he launched a genetic map analysis in 2006 and deciphered 96% of them. He focuses on studying genomes and is actively proceeding research on how these genetic variants relate to various diseases or traits in humans, based on the discovery of various types of mutations in human genes.

Discussion Yi Sang-wook Professor of Philosophy at Hanyang University

Yi Sang-wook received his Bachelor's and Master's degree in Physics at Seoul National University and completed his Ph.D. in science philosophy at the same graduate school. He then earned a doctorate in philosophy from the University of London(LSE) and won the Robert McKenzie Prize in 2002 for his doctoral dissertation. He is currently carrying out research with interest in various subjects of science and technology philosophy. He is particularly interested in the ethical issues of science and the philosophical analysis of the social aspect of scientific knowledge. He has taught at the Philosophy Department of the University of London since 2000. He is currently a professor of philosophy at Hanyang University, a member of the Research Ethics Information Center, and a member of Hanyang University's Institutional Review Committee. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 55

Discussion Park Hyun-young Director of the Department of PM, KNIH

Park Hyun-young is the Director of the Department of Precision Medicine at the Korea National Institute of health(KNIH). Before being appointed as director, she served as the director of the division of rare and cardiovascular diseases at KNIH. Dr. Park has been trying to implement a data sharing policy in Korea for the last decade and developed the Clinical Research Information Service(CRIS), clinical research data management system(iCReaT), and Clinical and Omics Data Archive(CODA). She has also developed a women's health research program in Korea and is the project leader for women’s health research in KNIH. She received a Doctor of Medicine degree in 1990 at Yonsei University College of Medicine. She served a residency in internal medicine at Yonsei University Gangnam Hospital and then was a Fellow in Cardiology at Severance Cardiovascular Center. She has also published more than 170 articles and is one of the key investigators of the pilot project for the ‘National Bio Big Data’ conducted in Korea.

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Session 5

Bio-Medical, Dream of Prolongation of Life

The human race has taken a step forward to the ultimate goal of 'extending the human lifespan' with the development of medical technology. The average life expectancy of human has been steadily increasing, and medical technology has reached the level of preventing as well as treating diseases. In addition, automated machines inspect and diagnose patients, and robots now perform surgeries. However, various issues such as the conflicts between efficiency and safety are emerging since it is a field dealing with human life. In particular, many changes that recently occurred in the medical field due to the COVID-19 Pandemic have come to the fore. How do we fit into such a drastically changing situation? What other types of medical care should we be prepared for in the future? Session 5 examines the solutions to these problems, and suggests the direction of the global medical profession. 58 | Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World!

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Augustine M.K. Choi Stephen and Suzanne Weiss Dean at Weill Cornell Medical College

Augustine M.K. Choi is an internationally renowned physician-scientist in the field of lung disease. He received a bachelor's degree from the University of Kentucky and an MD from the University of Louisville.

He began his academic career in the division of pulmonary and critical care medicine at Johns Hopkins. He served as the Sanford I. Weill Chairman and Professor of Medicine in the Joan and Sanford I. Weill Department of Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine and as physician-in- chief of NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, prior to his appointment as dean. He has focused his research on understanding how chronic and acute lung diseases develop in response to molecular, cellular and genetic triggers. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 59

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Muk Hyun-sang CEO of Korea Drug Development Fund

Muk Hyun-sang is the CEO of the Korea Drug Development Fund. The Korea Drug Development Fund is a national R&D project that the Ministry of Science and ICT, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, and the Ministry of Health and Welfare made as joint support to develop new drugs opened to the global market and secure global competitiveness in the field of new drug development.

After earning his bachelor's and master's degrees in industrial engineering at Seoul National University, he worked in various fields including IT, finance and new drug development. Starting with his career as a full-time researcher at KT, he served as the vice president of Trigem Computer, CEO of TGA Corp., and director of SEIKO-Epson. In particular, he has for long served as the CEO of Medifron and is considered an expert with ample experience and knowledge in the field of new drug development. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 61

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Kim Seung-taek Head of the Zoonotic Virus Lab at Institut Pasteur Korea

Kim Seung-taek received his Ph.D. in biochemistry from Iowa State University in 2004. For his postdoctoral research, he moved to Howard Hughes Medical Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and studied the hepatitis B virus.

His research on the hepatitis virus continued even after he came back to Korea in 2012 to join the Yonsei Liver Center at Severance Hospital. In 2017, he became the Head of the Zoonotic Virus Laboratory at Institut Pasteur Korea and started to investigate emerging viruses (e.g., MERS-CoV, SARS-CoV-2, SFTS, Zika and dengue viruses).

Currently, his research focuses on the development of therapeutic interventions (e.g., small molecule inhibitors and therapeutic antibodies) against these emerging viruses. In addition to his research, he is also serving as a member of the Pan-Government Working Group for COVID-19 Drug & Vaccine Development and the WHO Working Groups on COVID-19 Animal Models and Serology. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 63

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Moderator and Panel

Moderator Yim Jae-joon Dean of Medical Education of Seoul National University College of Medicine

Yim Jae-joon is the Dean of Medical Education of Seoul National University College of Medicine. He is a professor in the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at Seoul National University College of Medicine. He treats patients with intractable tuberculosis and multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, which are not easily treated. He graduated from Seoul National University College of Medicine and was trained in Seoul National University Hospital as a resident and pulmonary fellow in the department of internal medicine. From 2001 to 2002, he worked as a postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of host defenses, NIAID, NIH, US. Since 2002, he has been working as assistant professor, associate professor, and professor in Seoul National University College of Medicine. After getting a master's degree in ‘Patient-Oriented research’ from Mailman’s School of Public Health, Columbia University in 2009, he has focused on clinical research for tuberculosis and non-tuberculous mycobacterial lung disease.

Discussion Shin Chan-soo Dean of Seoul National University College of Medicine

Shin Chan-soo is the 35th Dean of Seoul National University Medical School. After he graduated from Seoul National University, he served as the dean of the faculty department of Seoul National University, the vice president of Seoul National University Hospital Health Care System Gangnam Center, the head of the medical innovation office, the head of the information service division and the vice president of the medical treatment department. He mainly focuses on accurately diagnosing osteoporosis, parathyroid disease and calcium abnormalities and setting the best treatment policy, and is studying the predictive factors of osteoporosis and fracture occurrence. He also won the Young Investigator Award for his work on the Development of a Fracture Prediction Model Using Machine Learning at the American Society of Osteology (ASBMR) in November 1919. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 65

Discussion Ahn Jae-yong CEO of SK Bioscience

Ahn Jae-yong is the CEO of SK Bioscience. After graduating from the Department of Economics at Yonsei University, he completed his MBA at the University of Chicago Business School. He then joined SK Chemicals in 1998 after working at the Korea Trade Insurance Corporation. He served as the head of SK Chemicals' strategic team, head of strategic planning office, and head of VAX's business division. He also led the launch of the world's first cell-culture influenza vaccine, 'SKYCellflu'.

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Session 6

Robotic Society, Becoming Reality!

After the outbreak of COVID-19, a genuine “contact-free” era has arrived. Contact-free services that eliminate direct contact between people are already spreading rapidly in various fields. In such circumstances, the demand for contact-free robotic services is vastly increasing. The prospect that the COVID-19 Pandemic is accelerating the development of Robotics by more than 10 years is becoming reality.

Session 6 examines how advances in Robotics affect humanity. Furthermore, problems that might occur between human-robot relationships and possibilities of new businesses created by Robotics will be discussed. 68 | Coronomics, Anchoring to a New World!

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Ken Goldberg William S. Floyd Distinguished Chair in Engineering at UC Berkeley

Ken Goldberg supervises research in Robotics and Automation. He holds degrees in Electrical Engineering and Economics from the University of Pennsylvania(1984) and a Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University(1990).

He joined the UC Berkeley faculty in 1995 and is a Professor of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research. Goldberg and his co-authors have published over 300 peer-reviewed technical papers on algorithms for robotics, automation, and social information filtering, and he holds ten U.S. patents. He was awarded the Presidential Faculty Fellowship by President Clinton in 1995, the National Science Foundation Faculty Fellowship in 1994, the Joseph Engelberger Robotics Award in 2000, and was elected IEEE Fellow in 2005. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 69

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Enrico Krog Iversen CEO of OnRobot

Enrico Krog Iversen is the CEO of Onrobot, which offers technologies - both hardware and software - used for collaborative robots. OnRobot integrates grippers, sensors and other collaborative robot equipment to facilitate the use of the technology in applications such as packaging, quality testing, material handling, machine tending, assembly and welding, and is planning to acquire and manufacture additional technologies with worldwide support.

He was the CEO and partner at Universal Robots from 2008 to 2016. He discovered a huge potential in the UR robots that - compared with traditional industrial robots - are intuitive to program, simple to integrate and flexible to deploy. Within a few years, he created spectacular growth and expansion of Universal Robots, combining many years of experience in management with in-depth knowledge of automation and production processes. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 71

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Kyu-jin Cho Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Seoul National University

Kyu-jin Cho received his bachelor’s and master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Seoul National University and completed his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at MIT. He worked as a post-doctoral researcher at MIT and the Harvard Microrobotics Lab.

Since 2017, he has been working as an advisory professor at LG Electronics Materials and Production Engineering Research Institute and is currently working as the Research Director at Seoul National University’s SoFT(Soft robotic Future Technology) Center and Professor at Seoul National University’s Department of Mechanical Engineering. He has received the 2014 IEEE RAS(IEEE Robotics and Automation Society) Early Academic Career Award for his fundamental contributions to soft robotics and biologically inspired robot design.

He researches microbiome robots, medical and rehabilitation robots, and soft robotics. In particular, his research focuses on the design, manufacture and control of robots using a variety of cutting-edge materials and manufacturing methods. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 73

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Henrik Christensen Director of Contextual Robotics Institute at UC San Diego

Henrik Christensen is the Qualcomm Chancellor’s Chair of Robot Systems and a Professor of Computer Science at the Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering at UC San Diego and Director of the Institute for Contextual Robotics. He was also the founding director of the Institute for Robotics and Intelligent machines(IRIM) at Georgia Institute of Technology(2006-2016).

He performs research on systems integration, human-robot interaction, mapping and robot vision at the Cognitive Robotics Laboratory and has published more than 350 contributions across AI, robotics and vision. Actively engaged in the setup and coordination of global robotics research, Christensen collaborates with institutions and industries across three continents with an emphasis on solving “real problems with real solutions.”

In 2011, he received the Engelberger Award, the highest honor awarded in the Robotics industry, and was named the “Boeing Supplier of the Year.” TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 75

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Junku Yuh President of Korea Institute of Robotics and Technology Convergence

Dr. Junku Yuh is the president of the Korea Institute of Robot and Convergence(KIRO).

He is a worldly renowned scholar in the field of Underwater Robotics. Graduated from the Department of Mechanics & Design at Seoul National University, he earned his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in mechanical engineering from Oregon State University. He then spent his years as a mechanical engineering professor and Information & computer science graduate faculty at the University of Hawaii and as the director of the Robotics and Computer Vision Program at the National Science Foundation(NSF).

He is an Elected IEEE Fellow and received various prestigious awards including NSF Presidential Young Investigator Award from former President George Bush. He served as the President of Korea Aerospace University during 2006-2013 and then served as the director of the Robotics and Media Institute(RMI) at KIST. He has actively participated in various government committees regarding science and technology policies. TV CHOSUN Global Leaders Forum 2020 | 77

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Moderator and Panel

Moderator Jin-oh Kim Professor of School of Robotics at Kwangwoon University

Jin-oh Kim is the Professor of School of Robotics at Kwangwoon University. He worked at Samsung Electronics as the first general manager of the Robot Business Group. After joining Kwangwoon University, he served as the Director in the Planning Committee for Robot Industry, and Steering Committee of National Robotics Initiative, as well as the Chairman of Korea Robotics Policy. In addition, he has led the development of more than 400 robots and applied most of them in real fields from semiconductor to biomedicine for the last 30 years. He currently serves as the Chairman of Committee of Robot Application Network in Korea. By recognition of his service for robotics society, he was awarded the Joseph Engelberger Robotics Award in 2008.

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