Jung Won Shin
Jung Won is a reporter based in Seoul covering South Korea, most recently working for PharmAsia News. Her work covers corporate activities in the South Korean pharma/biotech sector as well as government policy and regulatory news. In her role, Jung Won focuses on R&D strategies, clinical development, licensing deals and other major corporate deals and activities in the country's pharma/biotech sector as well as major government measures or regulatory activities in the sector.
Prior to joining Informa, Jung Won worked for Dow Jones Newswires in Seoul, covering stories in various industries and government. Outside of work, she likes to travel and spend time with her family and friends.
Latest From Jung Won Shin
SK Bioscience Readies $1.3bn IPO Amid Rosy Vaccine Outlook
Vaccine specialist SK Bioscience is set to launch potentially South Korea’s biggest biopharma IPO next month on the back of a growing premium vaccine business, new opportunities in COVID-19 vaccines and its contract manufacturing operations.
OliX Diversifies Into mRNA Amid Growing Global Interest
Amid the highly successful launch of COVID-19 vaccines using the technology by Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna, South Korean bioventure OliX Pharmaceuticals is diversifying into the mRNA field by establishing a new subsidiary that focuses on R&D into new vaccines and therapeutics using the platform.
Asia Deal Watch: Genexine Teams With KGBio In Immuno-Oncology, COVID-19 Therapy
Plus deals involving Scynexis/Hansoh, Cend/Qilu, Apollomics/Edison, Apollomics/Iterion, Apollomics/Nuance, Aerami/Chance, Antibe/Nuance, Ildong/Arbormed
Asia Deal Watch: Kyongbo To Supply Ceftobiprole API For Basilea
Plus deals involving Helixmith/Wacker, Sosei Heptares/Metrion, Ono/Ribon, Asahi Kasei/Lilly, Citrine/Diurnal, Mitsubishi Tanabe/Aquestive, Immunotech/T-Cure, TRIGR/Elpiscience, Daiichi Sankyo/ViGeneron
Celltrion Antibody Becomes First Home-Grown COVID-19 Drug Approval In Korea
Helped by government support for the development of COVID-19 drugs and vaccines, Celltrion’s monoclonal antibody becomes the first therapeutic for the disease to be officially approved in South Korea.
Korean Pharmas Race To Globalize But Tacks Vary
Although South Korean pharma firms are largely sailing toward the common goal of globalization, they have different strategies to reach their goals. Scrip takes a look at the variety of paths being pursued.