Prof. Dr. Hoikyoung Bae | South Korea| Best Researcher Award #sciencefather #researchawards #computerscience

Prof. Dr. Hoikyoung Bae is a distinguished academic and professional who has dedicated her career to advancing early childhood education and digital learning innovation. She currently serves as a professor at Soongsil University and as an adjunct professor at Myongji University, bringing together her academic expertise and extensive professional practice. With decades of leadership in education and care institutions, she has bridged traditional child development practices with cutting-edge technologies such as the metaverse and digital learning tools. Her contributions highlight a lifelong commitment to fostering creativity, innovation, and educational excellence across generations.


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