Mepsgen made its mark as a global biotech company by introducing its new products and business divisions at the BIO International Convention 2023 held in Boston.

For the first time, Mepsgen participated in booth exhibitions through the Korea Pavilion, showcasing upcoming automated devices for microphysiological system and nanoparticle synthesis, scheduled to be launched in the coming fall and end of the year, respectively. 

These offerings garnered significant interest from the event attendees.

As part of the supplementary event for domestic companies participating in BIO USA, organized by the Korea Bio Industry Association, the "Korea-Biotech Partnership 2023 (KBTP 2023)" featured a conversation between Dr. Robert Langer, the co-founder of Moderna, and YongTae Kim, the CEO of Mepsgen, who is at the forefront of MPS (microphysiological systems) in Korea. 

During the discussion, YongTae Kim shared the entrepreneurial journey of Mepsgen, co-founded with Dr. Robert Langer, highlighting the company's recent focus on large-scale production of nanoparticles for safe delivery of RNA materials and other substances to specific locations within the body.

Dr. Robert Langer provided noteworthy advice, expressing his strong agreement with the Korean government's initiatives to establish a Korean version of the Boston biotech cluster. 

He suggested that if starting a company, one should begin with a small-scale approach and venture into platform businesses utilizing platform technologies.

Through collaborations with numerous companies, Mepsgen aims to strengthen partnerships and explore new opportunities for growth and development.

By actively engaging in the BIO International Convention, Mepsgen further established its presence and influence within the global biotech industry. 

The company is committed to making significant contributions to the field of MPS and biopharmaceuticals through the development and introduction of innovative products and technologies.

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