Science Club (Vice President)

Authored journals and led experiments on eco-friendly fertilizers derived from starfish cytoskeletons. Organized a lecture on cell growth.  

As Vice President of the Science Club in Seoul, Korea, I played a pivotal role in leading various scientific initiatives and fostering a collaborative environment. One of our key projects involved conducting experiments and authoring journals on eco-friendly fertilizer made from starfish, which aimed to address significant environmental issues in Korea. This project not only highlighted our commitment to sustainability but also provided practical solutions to local ecological challenges.

In addition to our research activities, I organized a guest lecture by a renowned researcher specializing in cancer treatment. This event offered club members valuable insights into the latest advancements in cancer management and expanded our understanding of cutting-edge scientific research. My role in these activities underscored my dedication to both environmental science and medical research, and my ability to lead and inspire my peers in meaningful scientific endeavors.