Kim Hee-yeon is interested in sustainable finance, particularly in environmental and financial valuation methods for energy infrastructure assets. She studied economics during her undergraduate studies and worked for two years at SK Management and Economic Research Institute, exploring corporate sustainability from a business perspective. Building on this experience, her goal is to conduct research that provides accurate and consistent investment information on energy infrastructure assets to financial industry stakeholders, ultimately contributing to carbon neutrality.

Kim Ji-won is interested in developing sustainable technologies to achieve carbon neutrality. She is currently researching the utilization of captured CO₂ through electrochemical conversion. Her goal is to establish methodologies for objectively evaluating and certifying the greenhouse gas reduction effects of CO₂ utilization technologies as they are developed and implemented.

Kim Min majored in Computer Science during his undergraduate studies and has prior experience participating in various transportation big data analysis and simulation research projects. Currently, he is interested in research on reducing carbon emissions and advancing sustainable technologies in the mobility sector using deep learning and machine learning.

Kim Young-heon is passionate about applied research in deep learning. During his undergraduate studies, he collaborated with medical professionals on research projects utilizing computer vision in the healthcare field. Currently, he is interested in leveraging deep learning technologies in the environmental sector to contribute to carbon neutrality and sustainable technological development.

Kim Yu-jin is interested in researching low-carbon shared mobility solutions for sustainable cities. Her goal is to design shared mobility systems from a user experience (UX) perspective to ensure seamless usability. Before pursuing her master's degree, she majored in Environmental Engineering and Industrial Design and gained practical experience as a corporate consultant in the field of environmental safety.

Koo Eunhan majored in mathematics and industrial engineering in his undergraduate program, and is interested in research modeling climate systems based on this background. In addition, mathematical modeling is used to study the effects of climate system change, such as tipping points and complex disasters