학회장 인사말

On behalf of the organizing committee, I take a great pleasure in welcoming you to the Korean Magnetic Resonance Society (KMRS). The KMRS was founded in 1992 to promote scientific advancements in the entire research field of magnetic resonance. KMRS spreads up-to-date NMR technologies by forming academic and industrial networks and encouraging scientific interactions. KMRS has facilitated the interdisciplinary exchange between Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Materials Science, Engineering, and Medicine and has grown into a leading society for the Korean scientific communities.

Great scientific achievements in the NMR field are reported at the KMRS symposia held biannually, each summer and winter. Educational workshops are also held to enhance theoretical and practical understanding of NMR phenomena and their applications. The aim of our symposium is a cross-disciplinary effort to foster new scientific ideas throughout different fields.

KMRS also host 3rd Asia-Pacific NMR conference (APNMR) 2009 in Jeju, Korea and the 36th International Conference on Magnetic Resonance in Biological Systems (ICMRBS) 2024 in Coex, Korea. These two international conference hosts and held in Korea were a unique opportunity for students of KMRS to meet world eminent scientists in person and for young researchers to gain networking ties with scientists throughout the world.

I want to thank to the committee members of KMRS for their dedication and efforts for KMRS. Especially, I would like to thank to editorial board members of the Journal of the Korean Magnetic Resonance Society which has been publishing four issues per year since 1997. The current editor-in-chief is Prof. Jin Hae Kim at DGIST.

I hope that each member of the KMRS will play an active role in the society and have great time to share the new ideas and to promote friendship from participation. I am looking forward to receiving the support and participation of all members for the developments of KMRS and NMR scientific field.

Yongae Kim, Ph.D.
President of Korean Magnetic Resonance Society