The Korea Times
Kwangwoon University concluded its three-day DeepTech Conference 2026 on March 28, drawing more than 250 industry leaders and academics from 18 countries in a gathering that underscored the growing importance of international cooperation in the deep tech sector. Representing more than 60 companies and institutions, the summit highlighted a widening push toward cross-border collaboration in advanced technologies. The event was co-hosted by the Embassy of India in Seoul, Indians in Korea (IIK) and the Sanatan Dham Foundation, pointing to an emerging technology corridor linking Seoul and New Delhi. A broad mix of corporate sponsors — including Synopsys, Gintel, Atomy and Air India, along with Indichem, Wellmatix and FinstadiumX — underscored a shift toward a more integrated global ecosystem for scientific and engineering innovation. Professor Nagendra Kumar Kaushik of Kwangwoon University, who also serves as president of IIK, chaired the conference and led its organization. The program featured 73 research presentations and sessions centered on artificial intelligence (AI), semiconducto
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