Korean Society for Sleep Research, Regular Academic Conference Completion...It deals with smart sleep solutions using AI
Jul 08, 2025
The Korea Sleep Research Association (Chairman Shin Won-chul, Department of Neurology at Kyung Hee University Hospital) held a regular academic conference in 2025 at the Baekbeom Kimgu Memorial Hall in Seoul on July 5-6.
About 400 experts and officials related to sleep medicine attended the conference, covering a wide range of fields from basic science to clinical applications and smart sleep solutions using digital health/artificial intelligence.
In total, 110 lectures were conducted in a total of 43 sessions, especially highlighting innovative technologies and future development directions in the field of sleep medicine through the Presidial Symposium. Managing director Park Kyung-soo (Samjeong KPMG) introduced the current status and industrial outlook of Sleep Tech, and CEO Lee Dong-heon (A Sleep) introduced the sleep monitoring technology of the smartphone sound-based digital medical device 'App Note Lock', suggesting new possibilities for digital healthcare.
In addition, the Journal of Sleep Medicine (JSM), an official journal of the Korean Society for Sleep Research, selected Professor Bae Hyo-eun's paper 'The Effect of Carbon dioxide Exposure on Insomnia Sleep Stability: A Study Using Envelope Analysis' as the best thesis award. In addition, researcher Yoo Jae-sung (SMNA, Catholic Kwandong University International St. Mary's Hospital Sleep Medicine Research Institute)'s 『Cognitive Behavior Therapy Research" using the metaverse』 and Professor Park Jung-ho (Samsung Seoul Hospital Neurology) 'Deep Learning Research" were selected for the excellent thesis award, respectively.
Ji-Hwan Ji, an academic director at Busan Paik Hospital (Neuroscience Department of Neurology) said, "Through the session of "'Year in Review', we were able to see the trend of the latest sleep research by field and prepare educational sessions tailored to various levels ranging from beginners to majors and technical personnel in sleep medicine, so that it can be of practical help to everyone in the field of sleep medicine." he said.
Chairman Shin Won-chul "We hope that this conference will serve as a venue for academic growth and cooperation with various fields of sleep medicine ranging from basic science to clinical application, digital health, and artificial intelligence."I hope it will serve as an opportunity for domestic and foreign researchers to interact with each other, expand cooperation, and draw a bright future for sleep medicine together."
About 400 experts and officials related to sleep medicine attended the conference, covering a wide range of fields from basic science to clinical applications and smart sleep solutions using digital health/artificial intelligence.
In total, 110 lectures were conducted in a total of 43 sessions, especially highlighting innovative technologies and future development directions in the field of sleep medicine through the Presidial Symposium. Managing director Park Kyung-soo (Samjeong KPMG) introduced the current status and industrial outlook of Sleep Tech, and CEO Lee Dong-heon (A Sleep) introduced the sleep monitoring technology of the smartphone sound-based digital medical device 'App Note Lock', suggesting new possibilities for digital healthcare.
In addition, the Journal of Sleep Medicine (JSM), an official journal of the Korean Society for Sleep Research, selected Professor Bae Hyo-eun's paper 'The Effect of Carbon dioxide Exposure on Insomnia Sleep Stability: A Study Using Envelope Analysis' as the best thesis award. In addition, researcher Yoo Jae-sung (SMNA, Catholic Kwandong University International St. Mary's Hospital Sleep Medicine Research Institute)'s 『Cognitive Behavior Therapy Research" using the metaverse』 and Professor Park Jung-ho (Samsung Seoul Hospital Neurology) 'Deep Learning Research" were selected for the excellent thesis award, respectively.
Ji-Hwan Ji, an academic director at Busan Paik Hospital (Neuroscience Department of Neurology) said, "Through the session of "'Year in Review', we were able to see the trend of the latest sleep research by field and prepare educational sessions tailored to various levels ranging from beginners to majors and technical personnel in sleep medicine, so that it can be of practical help to everyone in the field of sleep medicine." he said.
Chairman Shin Won-chul "We hope that this conference will serve as a venue for academic growth and cooperation with various fields of sleep medicine ranging from basic science to clinical application, digital health, and artificial intelligence."I hope it will serve as an opportunity for domestic and foreign researchers to interact with each other, expand cooperation, and draw a bright future for sleep medicine together."
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
