Hanall Biopharma Holds 3rd College Student Idea Contest, Special Perks for Global Field Exploration of Daesang Team
May 26, 2025
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The College of Pharmacy Idea Contest, which marks its third anniversary this year, is designed to foster next-generation new drug development talents by discovering creative ideas for new drug development and providing pharmaceutical majors with opportunities to tour the field of new drug development.
This year's theme is a new drug development idea proposal that combines reverse aging technology, which has recently emerged as a global trend, and can be freely proposed by selecting disease areas. Participants are students of the Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacy at the Korean College of Pharmacy, students on leave of absence, or graduate students with domestic pharmacist licenses, and can apply individually or as a team (no more than two persons). Applications can be submitted through the reception page with less than 10 minutes of presentation materials and a half-A4 summary, and the deadline for applications is 11:59 p.m. on June 23.
The screening will be conducted through the first written evaluation and the second PT presentation, and one target team will be selected. The two teams that won the grand prize and other top prize winners will be given additional points when applying for Hanall Biopharma in the future. The criteria for screening are ▲ originality ▲ feasibility ▲ completeness. The presentation and award of the award will be held in July.
Winners of the contest will be given the benefit of experiencing various career paths through field experience in the field of pharmaceutical bio. The grand prize winning team will be able to explore jobs and get mentoring opportunities through visits to Hanall Biopharma's U.S. corporation 'HPI (Hanall Pharmaceutical International)', global biotechnology companies, and local research institutes for 5 nights and 6 days.
Jeong Seung-won, CEO of Hanall Biopharma, said "The Pharmaceutical Student Idea Contest focuses on providing pharmaceutical students with experience in the pharmaceutical bio industry based on industry-academic cooperation so that they can be interested in developing new drugs as well as drugs" and "We will continue to strive to foster excellent human resources that will serve as the cornerstone for the future of the industry."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
