Music is not a talent to be developed, but a gift to be shared. The UNIST Symphony Orchestra (UNISTra) has been sharing the joy of orchestral music for a variety of audiences. This professional 20-member orchestra offered their musical tale... Read More
Congratulatory telegrams are pouring in at the news of international students at UNIST winning several prizes in a singing contest, titled ‘Rainbow Singing Competition’. Under the slogan, “Vibrant Korea Growing with Immigrants,”... Read More
Prof. Ki Jin Han (School of Electrical and Computer Engineering) has been selected the recipient of the 2015 IEEE CPMT Best Paper Awards from in the category of Electrical Performance of Integrated Systems. This prestigious annual award has... Read More
In the Fall of 2015, a group of UNIST students began an ambitious project to single-handedly create a photographic census of UNIST Community. They began to take the portraits of the people they met on campus and share them in an album on th... Read More
A group of UNIST students have gathered to share an artistic endeavor with the community in a remote area of Ulsan. They volunteered their time to give a mural on the old walls of GongChon Village a fresh look with a fresh coat of paint. Th... Read More
Mourners flowed in and out all day at the ceremonial funeral hall has been set up in the West Ulsan Boram Hospital where YeomCheong Monk, the founder of Gonamsa Temple passed away at the age of 80. On behald of the entire UNIST community, P... Read More
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
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
“Aside from the ethical problems, healthcare is one industry that will see a lot of benefits from wearable technology. A portable body temperature, for instance, is one of the continuous monitoring systems, which records and stores a... Read More
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