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Participation in the Korean Society for Laboratory Medicine Spring Symposium 2010
Apr 10, 2010
The Korean Society for Laboratory Medicine Spring Symposium 2010 was held at the W Seoul Walkerhill Hotel on 8th and 9th April over two days.
In this symposium, Seegene Co., Ltd. drew the attention of the audience when it announced that it had solely developed REAL Amplicon Detection (READ) technology, a new concept real-time PCR technology which removes the problems of existing real-time PCR, and has also released a Hepatitis A/B/C simultaneous test product, developed by applying the new technology, and that it was also developing a septicemia-causing germ detecting product.
Seegene participated in this event as the main sponsor. As it was the first time a domestic company, and not a multinational, was the main sponsor of the symposium, enormous expectations surrounded Seegene even before the opening of the event.
Seegene prepared not only the exhibition booths but also various events, a cafe, banquets, and free gifts with its logo.
The banquet on the first day of the symposium began with a hosting by Mr. Lee Hak-soo, vice president of Seegene.
Then, CEO Chun Jong Yoon said, in his welcome speech, “In making the history of introducing new molecular diagnostics in Korea, for the first time in the world, not only the original technology of Seegene but also diagnostic medicine and your encouragement and cooperation are all crucial factors for success.”
In addition, Mr. Kim Jong-gi, director, Academic Marketing headquarters, Seegene, and Professor Gi Seung-jeong, Chonnam National University Medical School gave presentations in turn on the development and clinical evaluation of the new concept multiplex real-time PCR technology.
The banquet held for the doctors in attendance was an exciting event with various performances, such as a cappella performance, a laser magic show, and hip-hop.
In particular, as about 100 executives and employees of Seegene participated in this event, thanks to the special consideration of the organizing committee of the Korean Society for Laboratory Medicine, it was even more special, as their participation raised their morale and pride, shining the symposium even brighter.
In this symposium, Seegene Co., Ltd. drew the attention of the audience when it announced that it had solely developed REAL Amplicon Detection (READ) technology, a new concept real-time PCR technology which removes the problems of existing real-time PCR, and has also released a Hepatitis A/B/C simultaneous test product, developed by applying the new technology, and that it was also developing a septicemia-causing germ detecting product.
Seegene participated in this event as the main sponsor. As it was the first time a domestic company, and not a multinational, was the main sponsor of the symposium, enormous expectations surrounded Seegene even before the opening of the event.
Seegene prepared not only the exhibition booths but also various events, a cafe, banquets, and free gifts with its logo.
The banquet on the first day of the symposium began with a hosting by Mr. Lee Hak-soo, vice president of Seegene.
Then, CEO Chun Jong Yoon said, in his welcome speech, “In making the history of introducing new molecular diagnostics in Korea, for the first time in the world, not only the original technology of Seegene but also diagnostic medicine and your encouragement and cooperation are all crucial factors for success.”
In addition, Mr. Kim Jong-gi, director, Academic Marketing headquarters, Seegene, and Professor Gi Seung-jeong, Chonnam National University Medical School gave presentations in turn on the development and clinical evaluation of the new concept multiplex real-time PCR technology.
The banquet held for the doctors in attendance was an exciting event with various performances, such as a cappella performance, a laser magic show, and hip-hop.
In particular, as about 100 executives and employees of Seegene participated in this event, thanks to the special consideration of the organizing committee of the Korean Society for Laboratory Medicine, it was even more special, as their participation raised their morale and pride, shining the symposium even brighter.