Ye-ji Lee is interested in microbial food and physical chemistry, and is conducting research on sustainable technologies with the goal of founding a green climate technology startup.

Nadine is currently focused on expanding her experience and expertise in environmental management, particularly in the areas of emission reduction strategy and policy. Building on her career as a consultant, she desires to accelerate investments in carbon credits and energy transition initiatives.

Kyubin Oh is interested in demand-side management–oriented energy transition strategies. Recently, he has focused on utilizing electric vehicles (V2G) to mitigate hourly power surplus issues, modeling demand responses through the analysis of Time-of-Use (TOU) tariff effects, and pursuing integrated policy design.

Student Park Taemin majored in Materials Science and Engineering during undergraduate studies and has a strong interest in next-generation battery materials research. Currently, he is studying at the Energy Conversion & Storage Materials (ECSM) Lab, conducting research on developing batteries with enhanced energy density or stability compared to conventional lithium-ion batteries.

Philippine Sarre majored in Business Administration and International Business during her bachelor's at ESSEC Singapore. After two years as a CSR consultant, she is interested in researching ESG reporting and norms interoperability between Europe and Korea and equipping multinationals with ESG reporting tools and best practices.

Saruul Dangaasuren is interested in exploring how policy frameworks can effectively guide the shift from fossil-based energy systems toward cleaner alternatives while simultaneously addressing the urgent challenges of urban air quality. She is aiming to focus on how energy transition strategies, like renewable integration, green finance mechanisms, and emission reduction measures, can reduce air pollution and support long term climate goals.