The STEM Career Talk Concert, hosted by Dr. Bo-young Park, Vice President (West), was a resounding success. The event featured insightful presentations from distinguished speakers, including Drs. Yunhee Kang and Eunjin Han, as well as Ms. Hyerin Park.
The speakers delved into the crucial topics of climate science and technology, emphasizing the alarming rise in extreme climate-related disasters. They also explored the intricate connections between climate change and its profound impacts on nutrition-related diseases, the food system, food security, and the vulnerability of populations.

Furthermore, the speakers shed light on the significant agricultural challenges that we face today, such as crop damage, limited arable land, and the prevalence of pests and diseases. Importantly, they concluded that climate change stands as the primary catalyst behind global hunger, contributing to conflicts, unemployment, income reduction, and posing threats to both human and financial capital.

In addition to these sobering realities, the event also addressed the pressing need for a paradigm shift towards achieving a net-zero carbon footprint. The discussion extended to the evolving energy demands and the imperative for decentralization in our energy systems.

Overall, the STEM Career Talk Concert provided valuable insights into the critical issues of our time, emphasizing the urgency of addressing climate change and transitioning towards sustainable, decentralized energy solutions.