KAMSA x Liner: Mixer & Demo Night
Start the academic year with the whole KAMSA community and friends — medical and graduate students, residents, fellows, and attendings — over good food and drinks. Plus hands-on time with Liner, an AI research platform built for researchers.
🙋 Who's this for?
Everyone in the academic community, from medical and graduate students to fellows and attendings. This is one of the first big events of the year and a good way to meet people across every stage. You don't need to be an official KAMSA member to attend!
🍽️ What to expect
Food from Rollover Kimbap (vegan options included)
Alcoholic (wine, beer, Yobo soju cocktails) and non-alcoholic drinks
Open mingling across years, schools, and specialties
A short intro and live demo from Liner — literature review, hypothesis generation, and peer review workflows
🎁 Raffle prizes of $75, $50, and $25 gift cards. Every attendee gets free Liner Pro access ($150 value).
🎟️ $10 — includes food and drinks (nonrefundable)
📅 Friday, September 18, 7:00–10:00 PM
📍 Spacs Art (149 W 27th St, Floor 3)
About the hosts
⚕️ KAMSA is the Korean American Medical Student Association, a national organization supporting Korean-American medical students across the country.
🔵 Liner (main sponsor) is an AI research assistant platform built for academic work — literature review, hypothesis generation, and peer review workflows, plus university library integration. Used in coursework and labs at UC Irvine, Texas Tech, and others.
Sponsors
DayGuard - a modern wellness brand reimagining the way people prepare for a night out. Inspired by South Korea’s popular alcohol-aid culture, Dayguard offers convenient gel sticks formulated with electrolytes, B vitamins, prebiotics, and antioxidants to support hydration and wellness around drinking occasions.
Yobo Soju - a Korean American craft spirits brand founded by Carolyn Kim in 2015 with a mission to celebrate and elevate the Korean American spirit. Its flagship Yobo Soju Luxe is an American-made craft soju blending California grapes, rice, and organic wheat, bringing together Korean heritage and American innovation in a modern expression of soju.