Abstract Electrochemical recovery presents a sustainable route for battery recycling, yet it is hindered by a trade-off between achieving purity and yield. This challenge arises because, as the target metal depletes during electrodeposition... Read More
Vacant retail stores in the heart of Ulsan are transforming into vibrant laboratories for imagining the city’s future. From September 25 to November 1, UNIST will host the ‘Public Design Laboratory 2025: Envisioning Policies for... Read More
Abstract Using the Surface Particulate Matter Network (SPARTAN) and Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET), we investigated the relationship between aerosol chemical composition and optical properties across 14 global sites. The mass concentrati... Read More
Abstract Critical equipment in nuclear power plant auxiliary buildings such as control cabinets, panels, transformers, and diesel generators often malfunction before structural damage occurs, demanding rapid post-earthquake inspection prior... Read More
Abstract Ammonia (NH3) is a gaseous pollutant with significant environmental and health implications. Over recent decades, its increasing concentrations, driven by industrialization and agriculture, have necessitated high-resolution monitor... Read More
A groundbreaking new book that explores an innovative economic paradigm utilizing human waste as a resource has been published. Professor Jaeweon Cho of the Department of Civil, Urban, Earth, and Environmental Engineering at UNIST has relea... Read More
Abstract Diurnal variability in sea surface temperature (SST) significantly influences ocean–atmosphere thermal interactions. Conventional numerical methods for reconstructing hourly SST are limited by high computational demands and difficu... Read More
Abstract Advancements in geostationary satellites allow monitoring of terrestrial photosynthesis at sub-daily scales, offering unprecedented opportunities for understanding vegetation productivity. However, at short temporal scales, photos... Read More
UNIST has announced that it has secured a large-scale research project worth 38.5 billion KRW by the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA), marking a significant step forward in climate change research and technological innovation. The... Read More
On May 13, 2025, researchers from UNIST presented innovative urban design strategies aimed at combating regional depopulation during the EXPO 2025 Osaka in Japan. Professor Seungho Park-Lee of the Department of Design, alongside Professors... Read More
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