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
A team of researchers, led by Prof. Ki-Suk Lee (School of Material Science and Engineering) has captured the first experimental evidence of chaos effect in spintronics research. This study also demonstrated an approach to control the nano-s... Read More
In recent years, UNIST has hosted three IBS campus research centers, led by world-class scientists, thereby capturing the attention of scientists worldwide with its potential to become one of the world’s top 10 science and technology univer... Read More
SOFCs are considered as one of the most energy-efficient and environmentally frieldly energy conversion devices, but they also have a number of disadvantages, regarding their longevity and performance level. To solve these problems that ene... Read More
The immune system is a balance network of cells and organs that work together to defend your body against attacks by diseases. However, it can also be a contributing factor that causes people to develop an autoimmune condition where your bo... Read More
‘Electronic skins’ are like temporary tattoos that stick to the skin and record blood pressure, heartbeats, and brain activity as accurately as bulky traditional electrodes. A team of scientists, led by Prof. Jang-Ung Park (School of Materi... Read More
A team of scientists, led by Professor Byeong-Su Kim from UNIST’s School of Natural Science has engineered a large-scale nanometer-sized (10-9m) light-emitting structure by stacking a graphene-like thin semiconductor on top of a polyelectro... Read More
On September 8, a team of researchers, led by Prof. Guntae Kim (School of Energy and Chemical Engineering) and Prof. Noe Jung Park (School of Natural Science) has announced that they have invented a highly active and durable electrode mater... Read More
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