Inha University (President Cho Myoung-woo) Digital Innovation Strategy Center signed an industry-academic cooperation MOU with Solve Care (CEO Pradip Goel, Korea President Ian) on the 24th of last month.

Accordingly, the two organizations will establish a system to derive and cooperate with joint research tasks necessary for the blockchain and digital healthcare fields. Major agreements include the joint global project to improve job skills for related major students such as ▲ industry employees and blockchain ▲ joint use of research facilities and training equipment owned by both institutions, and the discovery of ▲ joint projects and joint research projects. The cooperative project will be carried out by Kim Jong-un, head of Inha University’s Digital Innovation Strategy Center, and Ian Solve Care Korea president.


Inha University plans to jointly develop domestic care and network and carry out translation projects, dispatch students and install research labs, and conduct global exchange programs. It will also promote digital healthcare projects. In addition, through this agreement, students will receive a systematic blockchain project process and global education based on convergence education such as foreign languages, engineering, and healthcare. In addition to regular curriculum, opportunities for job experiences and human exchanges related to blockchain and healthcare will also be available.

“In the medical industry, blockchain technology is a technology that must be accompanied for simplification and high accessibility of medical procedures,” said Pradip Goel, CEO of Solve Care. “We will use it as an opportunity to strengthen blockchain technology and expand research and development of sustainable global digital healthcare projects with the Korean medical community.”

Yoo Chang-kyung, head of Inha University’s industry-academic cooperation team, said, “We expect Inha University to be a good case of industry-academic cooperation in the industry and urban digital transformation in the future.”