HLB Genex Partners with Dongguk University for Regulatory Science Collaboration to Enhance Global Approval Competitiveness

HLB Genex has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Dongguk University Graduate School to strengthen regulatory science-based joint industry-academia research and to enhance global approval and commercialization strategies.

On the 15th, Kim Soyoung, Vice President of HLB Genex (left), and Kim Seungyong, Dean of the Graduate School at Dongguk University, took a commemorative photo at Dongguk University Seoul Campus. HLB Genex

According to HLB Genex on the 16th, the two institutions agreed to cooperate on several areas, including advisory services for domestic and international approval strategies and regulatory responses for specialized enzymes and bio-materials; global regulatory trend analysis and sharing of overseas approval case studies; and developing regulatory strategies to enable successful commercialization and overseas expansion.

The Department of Food and Medical Product Regulatory Policy at Dongguk University Graduate School is cultivating professionals with scientific evidence-based regulatory policy formulation and analysis capabilities through specialized education on regulatory science and regulatory policy in the food and medical product fields.

HLB Genex is expanding into the global market based on its proprietary technologies in specialized enzymes, such as lactase and catalase, and is proactively addressing regulatory requirements in various countries. Through this agreement, HLB Genex plans to integrate regulatory science expertise into its R&D and commercialization processes, thereby facilitating the swift market entry and global competitiveness of high-value-added bio-materials.

So-Young Kim, Vice President of HLB Genex, stated, "We are pleased to establish an industry-academia collaboration network with Dongguk University, a leading institution in food and medical product regulatory policy research." She added, "By combining our specialized enzyme and bio-material technologies with regulatory science expertise, we expect to enhance our regulatory response during the commercialization process and further accelerate our global market expansion."

Seung-Yong Kim, Dean of Dongguk University Graduate School, commented, "I hope this agreement will tightly connect industry practices with graduate education and research, and become an opportunity to nurture specialized professionals who meet the needs of industry."

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