KERI New Appointments (Division Heads, Directors, Center Heads, Office Heads)
Published2023.04.27 16:55▶ Head of Electric Energy Evaluation Division Ahn Sang-pil
▶ Head of Electric Mobility Research Group, Baek Ju-won
▶ Head of Secondary Battery Research Group, Seung-wook Um
▶ Director of the Cryogenic Instrument Research Center, Ha Hong-su
▶Cha Seung-il, Director of the Electric Conversion Materials Research Center
▶ Head of Intelligent Energy Testing Laboratory Seo Woo-hyun
▶ Head of Electrical Characteristics Testing Laboratory Yeon Bok-hee
▶ Head of Battery System Testing Laboratory Kim Ji-hwan
Choi Ik-soon, Head of Test Operation Planning Office
▶ Head of Quality Management Office Moon Ji-woo
▶ Head of Product Certification Department Park Seung-jae
▶ Head of Technology Commercialization Office Oh Kyung-yeon
▶ Head of Audit Office Kim Yong-ju
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