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Junho Kwon 권준호

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Dongjoon Lee 이동준

Junho Lee 이준호

Hyunho Song 송현호

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Jiwon Park 박지원

CX Manager, Ringle Inc.

M.S. Science and Technology Policy, KAIST, 2021

B.A. English Language Education, Korea University, 2019

B.A. Political Science and International Relations, Korea University, 2019

MASTER THESIS

Park, J.W. (2021). Understanding the Research Landscape of Digital Labor Platforms in Developing Countries and its Policy Implications. Daejeon: KAIST.

Jiwon studied the impact of digital labor platforms on developing countries, particularly focusing on the duality between freedom and control through algorithmic management. Before coming to di-Lab, she worked as a research intern at the Hudson Institute, a think tank based in Washington D.C., and was exposed to various research topics regarding the impact of technological development on socio-economic changes as well as security challenges in global landscape. Through this experience, she has developed an interest in establishing good governance for science and technology innovations.

Hyon Soo Jeong 정현수

Product Manager, Next Unicorn Team, Halfz Inc.

M.S. Science and Technology Policy, KAIST, 2022

B.S. Chemistry Education, Kyungpook National University, 2019

B.S. General Science Education, Kyungpook National University, 2019

MASTER THESIS

Jeong, H.S. (2022). A Study of Coproduction for Information Sharing During COVID-19: Focusing on the Case of Citizen-Developed Map Services in South Korea. Daejeon: KAIST.

Hyon Soo has had an interest in a wide range of ICT and STI for SDGs. Her research explored public health with digital technologies during COVID-19 pandemic, particularly focusing on data sharing. Her experience of internship at UNDP Seoul Policy Centre led her interest to studying public-private partnerships and their relationship in the development sector, especially regarding digital technologies.