Dr. Steve Granick, the Director of the IBS Center for Soft and Living Matter at UNIST has been elected to Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of America’s oldest and most prestigious honor societies and a leading... Read More
Giving can be as simple as giving joy to others—the UNIST theater club, NEST (Never Ending Story) uses music to communicate with community and the world around them. Instead of working exclusively in studios, students in NEST have been cont... Read More
At the invitation of UNIST, Dr. Alberto Moscatelli, one of the Senior Editors of the widely respected Nature Publishing Group journal visited UNIST on the morning of April 29, 2016. During his visit to UNIST, Dr. Moscatelli of Nature Nanote... Read More
A new study by an international team of researchers, affiliated with UNIST has announced that they have succeeded for the first time in observing the structural changes in carbonic anhydrase. The breakthrough comes from a research, conducte... Read More
In the afternoon of April 28th, UNIST held its 3rd Symposium on Big Data and Analytics, inviting researchers from Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI). This symposium, entitled “Information Analytics on Scienc... Read More
Professor Kyunghan Lee (School of Electrical and Computer Engineering) has been recently selected to receive the 2016 IEEE William R. Bennett Prize Paper Award in the field of Communications Networking. This prestigious annual award has bee... Read More
As digital data usage has soared in recent years, energy efficiency has become a critical factor for large-scale data processing systems. Therefore, footprint of devices becomes even more critical for applications with limited physical spac... Read More
UNIST’s library has recently adopted a new system to better meet the diverse needs of an expanded campus community and the general public. The essence of the newly developed system is Zero Client, also known as ultrathin client, is a... Read More
The prevailing hypothesis has suggested that the functions of DNA, such as the way the DNA is organized, largely depend on its interactions with protein molecules. However, a new study, affiliated with UNIST finds that DNA molecules directl... Read More
In the afternoon of April 4th, UNIST invited Dr. Moo Je Cho, former president of UNIST to give a keynote lecture, entitled “Future Education for Fourth Industrial Revolution” in the auditorium at UNIST KyungDong Hall. “Seeing all your... Read More
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