JNU (President Kim Eel-hwan) signed a MOU with the Bio Open Innovation Makers Association (BIOMA, Chairperson Jang Young-woo) for the establishment and successful operation of IPMC Smart Longevity Innovation Park (hereafter, Inonvetion Park) on Oct. 31. Two organizations prepared the agreement to enhance JNU's global competitiveness and establish a joint cooperation system for the establishment and operation of the Innovation Park.

Through the agreement, two institutions agreed △ to establish a site and a basic plan for the creation of an innovation park, △ expand the scope of the project that meets the purpose of the innovation park, △ cooperate in attracting global companies related to longevity in the innovation park, and △ participate jointly in the establishment and operation committee of the innovation park to cooperate.

JNU plans to cultivate smart longevity-related industries and talents as an innovation project for the selection of Glocal University 30, and has carried out the agreement in advance to establish and operate the innovation park.

JNU President Kim Eel-hwan said, "JNU expects the innovation park to be established and operated successfully with this agreement, which will help JNU grow innovatively to be selected as Glocal University 30."