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“Smart” Chemotherapy Takes Direct Aim at Cancer Cells
UNIST, working toward developing 'smart' anticancer drugs
On March 18, a team of UNIST and DGMIF researchers announced they have developed a new “smart” cancer therapy they hope may be a breakthrough in treating cancer cells. This study is a collaboration among scientists, including Pr... Read More
Research Provides New Insights into Nanoribbons
New method of fabricating graphene nanoribbons with zigzag-edged directions
On March 24, a team of 9 researchers announced that they have successfully developed a technology to provide a new direction for the fabrication of graphene nanoribbons with zigzag-edged directions. This study is a collaboration among resea... Read More
UNIST, Capturing the Attention of Scientists Worldwide
3 outstanding UNIST professors' research projects appeared in Nature Communications
Established in 2009, UNIST has gained recognition and established a foothold as a unique educational and research organization. In recent years, UNIST has captured the attention of scientists worldwide with its potential to become one of th... Read More
A team of reasearchers, led by Prof. Kyoung Taek Kim (School of Natural Science) has announced that they have successfully engineered self-supporting three-dimensional (3D) skeletal structure polymers, using saturated humidity and water vap... Read More
UNIST, Synthesizing the Thinnest-layered Multifuctional 2D Crystal
Opening new opportunities in materials science and technology
Graphene has become a rich topic to explore by many materials scientists and engineers, as well as chemists and physicists worldwide due to its exceptional properties. However, the main issue that scientists are faced with is the obstacle o... Read More
UNIST to Open a Whole New Chapter in Nano Technology
UNIST researchers, making Nature magazine with nanotech breakthrough
The formation of cracks is thought of as an unavoidable, unpleasant phenomenon because people believe that it is impossible to prevent cracking from all various forces. In recent years, scientists have demonstrated the ways to control fract... Read More
UNIST to Engineer Biomarkers for Depression and Suicidality
Blood-based biomarkers, determining individual risks of suicidal behaviors
Suicide is one of the leading causes of death that is increasing in prevalence worldwide. In recent years, researchers have been focusing on identifying biological signals, or biomarkers that can increase the accuracy of prediction of futur... Read More
New Beamline to Boost Scientific Capabilities
Official ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the new UNIST-PAL Beamline
After two years of work on ambitious construction programme, the UNIST-PAL Beamline has been designed and constructed at the Pohang Light Source (PLS) of Pohang Accelerator Laboratory (PAL), POSTECH, Korea. This will not only improve the qu... Read More
UNIST, Engineering New Class of Memory Technology
UNIST research team, develops new tech to make stable ferroelectrics
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
New Carbon Material, Saving the Troubled Graphene Transistor
Prof. Baek has been selected for the MSIP's Leader Research Support Project
Receiving funding of 6.7 million USD for the next 9 years
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
