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On the 10th, during the ‘Korea Investment Festival (KIF) 2021’, SNU ECE Professor Byonghyo Shim said that it is premature to conclude that the 5G mobile communication business has failed. However, he emphasized the need for a ‘killer application’ to attract consumers.

On the 16th, former Minister of Science and ICT Kiyoung Choi(photo) said thus during the 11th Woodang Lecture held at SNU, emphasizing the research attitude of talented people in science and technology in preparation for the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

The first study to prove the mechanism of accelerating ion transfer in batteries and seawater desalination devices has been published.

A worldwide war of semiconductors is in full swing. Korea, which has the world’s second and third best companies in the semiconductor industry will find it difficult to avoid this war. Korea’s major competitor in this war is Taiwan’s TSMC.

The new minister of science and ICT Hyesook Lim and former minister Ki-young Choi attended the inauguration ceremony held in the afternoon of the 14th at the Sejong Government Complex.

Former Prosecutor General Seok-yeol Yoon visited the SNU Inter-university Semiconductor Research Center on the 17th and posed for a photo in front of the bust of the late Dr. Dawon Kahng, a semiconductor physicist.

GIST Institute for Artificial Intelligence and SNU Institute of New Media and Communications announced on the 7th (Fri) that they had signed a mutual business agreement (MoU) for research cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence.

Prof. Kwang Ho Kim of Pusan National University was awarded the Order of Science and Technology Merit Yellow Stripes, the highest honor during the ‘2021 Science and ICT Day’ ceremony. Prof. Sang-Heon Lee of Korea University Anam Hospital was honored with the Order of Service Merit Yellow Stripes in the field of ICT.

SNU ECE Professor Byoungho Lee’s research team announced on the 26th, “A novel VR display technology with which the volume of conventional VR devices can be significantly reduced has been developed.”

The Ministry of Science and ICT announced on the 31st that it selected SNU ECE Professor Seungyong Hahn as the April winner of the ‘Scientist of the Month’.