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Research Services in South Korea
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Research Services sector based in South Korea. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Lg Ai Research
The potential of AI goes beyond everyday life where it affects the industry, moves the economy, and even saves the planet. LG AI Research will help you harness the power of AI.
201 to 500 staff
Lg Sciencepark
LG Sciencepark is the innovation hub of LG Group, where all of its R&D capabilities have been put together to prepare for a more innovative and intensive future with convergence innovation. It goes beyond R&D in each field by crossing its boundaries. First opened in 2018 with an investment of 3 billion dollars, LG Sciencepark is the largest R&D complex in Korea with a total floor area equivalent to 152 soccer fields. There are over research personnel from 8 LG companies partners, and startups working together.
10001+ staff
Pohang University Of Science And Technology
Founded in 1986, POSTECH (Pohang University of Science and Technology) is Korea’s first research-oriented university and a global leader in science and engineering education. Located in Pohang, POSTECH offers a highly personalized, student-centered education with an exceptional student-to-faculty ratio of approximately 5:1. With over 110 affiliated research institutes and cutting-edge infrastructure—including Korea’s only synchrotron radiation facility—POSTECH fosters a thriving innovation ecosystem backed by strong industry ties. Guided by the values of Integrity, Creativity, and Aspiration, POSTECH is committed to shaping future leaders and advancing knowledge for humanity.
1001 to 5000 staff
Craic Technologies
Designer and manufacturer of UV-visible-NIR range microscopes and microspectrophotometers for analysis of microscopic samples or sampling areas. Imaging and spectra of microscopic samples can be done by transmission, reflectance, fluorescence, emission and film thickness measurements. These instruments are used in forensics, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, photovoltaics, questioned documents, geology and more.
11 to 50 staff
Keti Korea Electronics Technology Institute
World-Leading Research Institute Turns To Global R & BD "World-leading research institute KETI adopts global R & BD (Research & Business Development) strategy. KETI’s passion is securing a central role for Korea in the world's most cutting-edge industry." Mission "The Future Looks Bright ― KETI is Leading the Way" KETI is the ideal technological partner for small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and venture businesses which need to respond and adapt quickly to global industrial trends toward technology convergence & combination, green IT and green growth. Fully utilizing its accumulated wealth of technology and know-how, KETI is ready to supply the technologies needed for the development and growth of SMEs and venture businesses. In addition, through its various support programs, KETI offers total soutions, including technological assistance and marketing aid.
1001 to 5000 staff
Kist Korea Institute Of Science And Technology
The Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) was founded in 1966 as the premier multi-disciplinary research institute in Korea. Its main goal is to lead Korea’s science and technology infrastructure in research, development, and transfer of creative, original technologies. The main campus is located in Seoul with branch campuses in Gangneung and Jeonbuk, Korea. KIST Europe was established in Saarbruecken, Germany to facilitate collaboration with the European community. Research areas include brain science, biomedical science, materials/devices, robotics/systems, energy, environment, and life/health.* Youtube : * Instagram : Naver Blog : https://blog.naver.com/kist_public * Twitter : https://twitter.com/kistpublic
1001 to 5000 staff
Institut Pasteur Korea
Institut Pasteur Korea is an infectious disease-focused research institute that utilizes proprietary platforms to identify novel molecular targets and discover small molecules to diagnose, treat and address unmet global public health needs. It was established as a nonprofit private research institute in Apr. 2004 by a collaboration between the Korean government and Institut Pasteur to strategically combine Institut Pasteur's strength in biomedical research with Korean expertise in information technology. Over the past 130 years, Institut Pasteur’s worldwide reputation for groundbreaking research has been distinguished with ten Nobel Prizes. Institut Pasteur Korea has been a key driver of early drug discovery among the 33 members of the Institut Pasteur International Network located in 29 countries on 5 continents, including China, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and Korea within Asia. For over a decade, the institute has provided fundamental technologies and tools to bridge between Korean and international bio-pharma science. Integrating biology, IT and chemistry, Institut Pasteur Korea has focused on technology development to build the best platform for high content screening performed in BSL level 2 and 3 environments; resulting in discovery of a new best-in-class molecule to fight tuberculosis. Researchers at Institut Pasteur Korea also focus on discovery biology to study and understand the disease, and on developing new and more effective ways to diagnose and treat it. Leveraging its unique drug discovery capabilities and global partnerships, Institut Pasteur Korea also tackles antibacterial resistance, HCV/HBV, influenza, leishmaniasis, tuberculosis and cancer. With the excellence of its multinational staff, cutting-edge translational-driven research, strong affiliation with Institut Pasteur and its international network, and commitment to improving people’s lives, Institut Pasteur Korea aims to be one of the premier research institutions in Korea.
51 to 200 staff
Korea Institute Of S&t Evaluation And Planning Kistep
As a government affiliated research institute under the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT), KISTEP has been the leading institute in providing future vision and strategies, as well as promoting technology innovation by supporting the full cycle of Korea’s national R&D system, including S&T planning, budget allocation and coordination, and R&D evaluation. 6 Major functions of KISTEP are · Foresight and Future Strategy for S&T · S&T Policy Planning and Coordination · Budget Allocation & Coordination of Government R&D Programs · Evaluation of Government R&D Program Performance · Feasibility Study on Government R&D Programs · Global Cooperation & Collaboration KISTEP researchers come from diverse backgrounds such as natural sciences, engineering, humanities, law, economics and public administration. With their collaborative efforts, KISTEP contributes to setting the course and devising strategies for Korea's national S&T and R&D.
201 to 500 staff
Pluto Labs
At Pluto Labs, we are at the forefront of scientific knowledge exploration, pioneering a new paradigm in scientific development. Our innovative approach offers comprehensive research analysis services to a diverse clientele, including researchers, laboratories, universities, venture capital firms, and corporate R&D departments across the world. Our flagship product, Scinapse.io—an academic search engine—serves over 300K users worldwide. This AI-powered tool provides access to more than 50K scholarly journals and over 250 million published articles, making it an indispensable resource for the global research community. We help researchers consolidate data from various sources, delivering previously hard-to-find information quickly and effortlessly. This approach empowers researchers to allocate their time and resources more effectively, focusing on advancing knowledge rather than searching for it. Our mission extends beyond merely aggregating and leveraging existing knowledge. We envision a future where researchers can easily share their findings, fostering unprecedented levels of collaboration and accelerating scientific progress.
11 to 50 staff
Rural Development Administration
The Rural Development Administration(RDA) is the central government organization responsible for extensive agricultural research and services in Korea. In the past, RDA helped Korea to achieve self-sufficiency in rice and other staple food through dissemination and promotion of high-yielding cultivars and improved cropping technologies, and made a remarkable progress in fresh vegetable production by introducing year-round cropping systems in greenhouses. Furthermore, RDA contributed greatly to the improvement of the rural environment and nurturing new farmers. The era of globalization is blooming in the agricultural sector as well, and Korean agriculture is struggling to cope with the new international trade environment and challenges. RDA's efforts are directed towards highly competitive agriculture and efficient rural development. It endeavors to support farmers to produce agricultural commodities with better quality; advancing low-input, labor-saving and environment-friendly cropping technologies; promoting modern and automated production facilities; and nurturing future farmers.
1001 to 5000 staff
Asia Pacific Center For Theoretical Physics
The center was established in 1996 with the ten member countries of the Asia-Pacific region with the first president, Prof. C. N. Yang. The primary aim of the founding members was to build a hub-institute of theoretical physics in the Asia-Pacific region to facilitate collaboration and exchange of scientists of the Asia-Pacific region, and to provide a platform for scientists of less advanced region. Of course, this mission can only be fulfilled with close collaboration with the broader international community. As of today, our member countries have grown to become 16 from the original 10 countries. After 20 some years, the Center now runs strong in-house research programs: Junior Research Group(JRG), which promotes young independent researchers to leadership roles; Young Scientist Training, which provides post-doctoral fellows ample opportunities to work with scientists of the center as well as of POSTECH. In particular, the JRG program, introduced by Prof. Peter Fulde, our former President(2007-2013), with support from the Max Planck Society in 2007, has been very successful so that other institutes in Korea have launched similar programs. The Center also supports various scientific activities all year round: Conferences and Workshops, Focus programs, External/Joint activities in collaboration with the member countries and partner institutes. Every year about scientists are participating in these activities.
51 to 200 staff
Korea Institute For International Economic Policy Kiep
The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) was founded in 1990 as a government-funded economic research institute. It is a leading institute concerning the international economy and its relationship with Korea. KIEP advises the government on all major international economic policy issues and serves as a warehouse of information on Korea’s international economic policies. KIEP has also been designated by the government as its Center for International Development Cooperation and the National APEC Study Center. KIEP possesses highly knowledgeable economic research staff as well as maintains a wide network of prominent local and international economics society, augmented by our affiliate in Beijing and our partnership with the Korea Economic Institute of America (KEI). KIEP continually strives to increase its coverage and grasp of world economic events, and expanding cooperative relations has been an important part of these efforts. In addition to many joint projects in progress, KIEP is aiming to become a part of a broad but close network of the world’s leading research institutes.
201 to 500 staff
Korea Institute Of Materials Science
As a government funded research institute, our object at KIMS is to comprehensively facilitate R&D, test and evaluation and provide technical support related to materials technology in order to promote innovative technology and industrial development
501 to 1000 staff
Lululab Inc
lululab is an AI based image analysis company that provides accurate analysis of user’s skin condition and tailored product & clinical program recommendation accordingly. lululab's analysis solution is available in both hardware form, which can be installed in H&B retail stores, clinics, spas, etc, and as an SDK that can be applied to the client's app/web, aiding users' skin management and improvement. With just single shot, it can analyze more than 7 different aspects of the skin within 10 seconds. It boasts an accuracy of over 92%, certified by professional evaluation agencies based on over 2 million skin data samples worldwide, and a reproducibility rate of 96%. For a detailed description of the solution, visit and you can also explore the LUMINI SDK Web Demo at https://bit.ly/lululabDEMO
11 to 50 staff
Pseudolab
PseudoLab is a non-profit initiative comprising of working professionals, students and many more with a primary interest in exploring Data Science, Machine Learning, and Artificial Intelligence and collaborating others.
1 to 10 staff
Samsung Global Research Sgr
Samsung Global Research (SGR) is a Samsung’s think tank and Korea's foremost private-sector research center. Our research covers areas ranging from high-tech IT industry to macroeconomic drivers, providing rigorous thoughtleadership on critial issues shaping global economic and business environments. SGR is dedicated to providing strategic and practical solutions to Samsung that can solve some of today’s most difficult challenges it faces.
201 to 500 staff
Bcc Global
BCC is an independent research provider, dedicated to being one of the best information service suppliers in China and globally. Our Global Expert Network and China-focused Research products cater to a diversified client base, including institutional investors, corporations and consulting firms. Established in 2008, we have developed into a leading industry player, supported by our mature compliance system that ensures a risk-controlled environment for information gathering, analysis, and decision making.
201 to 500 staff
Korea Research Institute Of Bioscience And Biotechnology Kribb
Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (KRIBB) is the only government-funded research institute in Korea dedicated exclusively to biotechnology. We conduct comprehensive research ranging from the fundamental understanding of life phenomena to applied studies in new drug discovery, biomaterials, integrated biotechnology, and bioinformatics. As the nation’s leading institute for biotechnology R&D, KRIBB plays a pivotal role in advancing Korea’s bio-innovation ecosystem, contributing to economic growth, public health, food security, and environmental sustainability. At KRIBB, we turn scientific possibilities into reality — for the betterment of life and society. We look forward to your continued interest and support.(KRIBB).
501 to 1000 staff
The Seoul Institute
The Seoul Institute analyzes major challenges that face the city. As a think-tank for the Seoul Metropolitan Government, we plan for the city’s future through studies of various current policies along with establishing mid- and long-term visions for Seoul.
201 to 500 staff
Korea Environment Institute Kei
The KEI was established to contribute to preventing and solving environmental problems through environmental policy research and a professional and fair review of environmental impact assessments.
201 to 500 staff
Korea Institute For Industrial Economics & Trade Kiet
The Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade is Korea's only national policy research institution specializing in industrial policy and trade. First established in 1976 to support the industrial development of the Korean economy and to promote the expansion of trade, KIET has for nearly a half-century served as Korea's preeminent think tank for industry and trade policy. KIET has since its inception focused on enhancing national competitiveness and bolstering industrial resilience in response to changes in the global industrial environment, and has made important contributions to Korean industrial and trade policies. KIET is one of 26 public research institutions under the auspices of the National Research Council for Economics, Humanities, and Social Sciences (NRC), itself an umbrella organization reporting to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea. KIET consists of four specialized research groups: the Industrial Transition Strategy Research Group, the Global Competitiveness Strategy Research Group, the Economic Outlook and Statistical Research Group, and the Regional Economics Research Group. KIET's core products are annual Research Reports, which are volume-length treatises on economic issues of national importance and the result of major investments of time, energy, and research capacity. KIET also publishes numerous briefs and white papers on timely issues, including the Monthly Industrial Economics series and the English-language Industrial Economic Review. For more, visit us at our website below. You can also check our English-language research papers at SSRN: To keep up to date with the comings and goings, subscribe to our newsletter:
201 to 500 staff
Korea Photonics Technology Institute
KOPTI is a research institute specialized in the field of photonics technology, and has led the photonics industry market and technology through R&D and supporting small and medium scale enterprises. This institute has been well established with state-of-art laboratories and has a tradition of excellence in fundamental, strategic and applied work. KOPTI creates high value-added, environment friendly, highly efficient new technology related to photonic fields such as LEDs with global competitiveness, laser and sensor which further add precision to sophisticated products, ultra precision lens which act as eyes of state-of-the-art instruments, etc. In addition, KOPTI continuously expands the areas of utilization not only in core fields of 4th industrial revolution such as energy/environment, healthcare, self-driving vehicle, ICT convergence, display, etc. but also in defense industry. The first photonics technology began with passive technology that utilizes natural light, and then developed into technology that creates and utilizes artificial light such as incandescent and fluorescent lamps. Since then, it has developed intelligent technology through semiconductor light sources such as LED, laser, and optical fiber. In recent years, the photonics convergence industry ecosystem is evolving to secure soundness by adding value to existing industries or create new markets through combining photonics technology with other industries' innovative technologies. KOPTI will continuously grow the photonics convergence industry and operate an innovation platform to create a technology-based start-up ecosystem for the photonics convergence industry. Through this, we will be reborn photonics convergence hub that leads the market and technology, and will lead the national growth engine by strengthening global competitiveness in the era of 4th industrial revolution. With your support, Thank you.
201 to 500 staff
Jeonbuk National University
Department of Chemical Engineering
1001 to 5000 staff
Kriso Korea Research Institute Of Ships & Ocean Engineering
KRISO(Korea Research Institute of Ships & Ocean engineering), established in 1973, is a government funded research institute in Republic of Korea and the leader in technology development in ships and ocean engineering. Major Research - Environment-friendly Advanced Ship Technology - Offshore Plant Engineering Technology - Maritime Traffic Safety and Marine Accident Response Technology - Underwater Vehicles and Marine Equipment Technology Major Facilities - Towing Tank (since 1978)- Large Cavitation Tunnel (since 2009)- Ice Tank (since 2009)- Ocean Engineering Basin (since 1998)- Full Mission Bridge Simulator(since 1997)- Deep-seabed Mining Laboratory (since 2005)- Hyperbaric Chamber (since 2010)- Deepsea offshore Engineering Basin(2018)
201 to 500 staff
