Silicon nanosheets (SiNSs) are one of most exciting recent discoveries. Owing to their unbeatable electro-optical properties and compatibility with existing silicon technology, SiNSs have been the most promising candidate for use in various... Read More
A recent study, affiliated with UNIST has reported on the observation of a text-book quantum effect and revealed quantum particles behave like waves rather than single, defined points. This study has been conducted a UNIST Professor Bum Suk... Read More
A new study by an international team of researchers, affiliated with UNIST has found a new way to produce electronic devices, such as diodes, logic gates, and sensors without the need of semiconductors. In their study, published in the curr... Read More
Prof. Ju-Young Kim (School of Materials Science and Engineering)’s research team developed an ultralight nanoporous gold with high strength. This newly developed material is twice more solid than a regular gold and it is 30% lighter.... Read More
A major breakthrough in the fight against cancer has been achieved by an international team of scientists, affiliated with UNIST. The breakthrough comes from a research, conducted by Professor Myunggon Ko (School of Life Sciences) of UNIST... Read More
Prof. Jaesik Choi (School of Electrical and Computer Engineering) researches about the artificial intelligence at UNIST. His team is studying about the automatic statistician which is available to predict and analyze the stock market. The a... Read More
A new research, affiliated with UNIST has been featured as a ‘Hot Article’ on the front cover of the March issue of Chemistry: A European Journal. This study has been regarded as “very important” because it offers a new framewor... Read More
The cancer treatment drug Imatinib, otherwise known as Gleevec is approved to treat various forms of cancer, mostly notably chronic myeloid leukemia (CML). However, researchers have stumbled onto another possible use for it, curing type 2 d... Read More
Antibiotics have proven to be a valuable weapon in the fight against infectious bacteria. However, due to the excess use of antibiotics in conventional treatments, overtime antibiotics have become less effective. This widespread use of anti... Read More
For decades, researchers have succeeded at 3D printing living tissues, but they have failed to print human tissue and organs that are good enough to implant into humans and animals. A new study by an international team of researchers from U... Read More
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