Seoul Global Challenge 2021, looking for global innovators who will solve the particulate matters in subways of Seoul

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- Total prize money of 690 million KRW - Seoul, the capital city of South Korea, which has proven itself to be a medical giant through the COVID-19 pandemic, has launched a global urban problem-solving project - Seoul is openly recruiting innovative technologies and ideas for 'reduction of particulate matters and improvement of air quality in

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