Career Talk by Dr. Jangkyung Kim (Weill Cornell; Celltrion)

Jangkyung Kim, who studied at Weill Cornell and now works at Celltrion, visited Korea University College of Medicine for a career talk. He spent about two hours in an in-depth Q&A session addressing students’ questions about academic and industry career paths, followed by a convivial dinner with students and faculty.

Jungeun did her lab rotation in Dr. John Blenis at Weill Cornell as a Ph.D. student from September to December 2024, where she collaborated with Sungyun and contributed to the discovery of NDRG3 phosphorylation.
Despite the short time frame, she worked with exceptional dedication and delivered impressive results.
We are grateful to Jungeun for setting an inspiring example to the students in our lab—showing what it truly means to pursue science with passion and intensity.
Thank you for sharing your energy, commitment, and valuable experience with us.

We wish you continued success and good health as you move forward in your Ph.D. journey, building on the foundation of your earlier work on DNA damage.

We sincerely thank Moonki for sharing his valuable experiences from his Master’s studies and time abroad.
We look forward to seeing Moonki grow further and pursue even greater science in the future. 

Thank you so much to all the lab members for participating, even over the weekend.