Education is constantly adapting to societal changes and to the needs of each student. Although the old “three R’s” education slogan – reading, writing, and arithmetic – have long since given way to new models for primary and secondary educ... Read More
“UNIST is one of the most exciting places in the world,” says Dr. Steve Granick who is a Founder of the IBS Center for Soft and Living Matter and also a Professor of Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, and Chemical Engineerin... Read More
Today, scientists all over the globe are working to develop a low-cost source of energy that could provide safe, emissions-free power for a long-term period without refueling and without any risk of nuclear proliferation. On January 29, UNI... Read More
On January 13, a team of researchers, headed by Professor Yoon-Seok Oh (School of Natural Science) announced that they have successfully developed a technology to make a new functional ferroelectric material that could prove to be very usef... Read More
“What really attracted me to UNIST was the world-class intellectual environment,” says Dr. Christopher W. Bielawski who is a Distinguished Professor of Natural Science and the Coordinator for the Department of Chemistry at UNIST... Read More
On January 20, there was a signing ceremony of Strategic Cooperation Agreement of a Mass Production of Graphene Technology Transfer between UNIST and Deokayng Energen Corp., held at UNIST. Under this agreement, the technique of mass-product... Read More
On January 22, UNIST and the Asian Office of Aerospace Research and Development (AOARD) have embarked on an innovative partnership to help improve UNIST’s research capability. Dr. MiSoon Mah, the head of AOARD has met with several res... Read More
In recent years, considerable scientific interest has been devoted to studies of the low dimensional carbon materials, including graphene. Despite being so thin, graphene is an excellent thermal conductor with high electron mobility and low... Read More
Concrete has been the single most widely used in all types of construction due to its versatility and ready availability. One primary ingredient in concrete is Portland cement, which is used to bind the materials that make up concrete. Whil... Read More
UNIST is the type of a place “Where a big breakthroughs in science can happen,” says Dr. Rodney S. Ruoff who is Distinguished Professor in the School of Natural Science at UNIST. For future students considering a degree at UNIST, Dr. Ruoff ... Read More
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