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Department Chair (Professor Byoungho Lee), Vice Chair for Student Affairs (Professor Sungroh Yoon), and Vice Chair for Research (Professor Yongtaek Hong) attended to present awards and offer words of encouragement. 1st place: FC봉봉 / 2nd place: SOU / 3rd place (tied): 축잘R, C++

SNU college of engineering announced on the 25th that Kyoung Mu Lee, professor of electrical and computer engineering, was elected as the next president of Korean Conference of Computer Vision (KCCV). The one-year presidential term will start this coming 1st of August.

SNU selected 25 promising researchers as ‘2018 Leading Creative Researchers’ who will be supported by SNU to lay the groundwork for the cultivation of talented researchers. The conferment ceremony was held at the Faculty Club on the 16th.

Jong-Ho Lee, Director of SNU Inter-University Semiconductor Research Center (ISRC), had an interview with Hyun-Ho Kim, executive adviser of NewSys, about Korea’s semiconductor industry at the ISRC director’s office, Gwanak-gu, Seoul, in the afternoon of the 5th

the debaters pointed out that all subjects of the economy should run on their feet to obtain competent global human resources.

Prof. Sunghoon Kwon is an expert in the field of mictoelectromechanical systems (MEMS), extra fine machines of nanometer(nm, 1nm is one billionth of one meter) units. However, his technology is being applied more in medical field technology.

The English textbook Professor Emeritus Wook-Hyun Kwon wrote for the last five to ten years, Stabilizing and Optimizing Control for Time-Delay Systems(Publisher: Springer), was introduced in the Springer company homepage.

Seoyun Sohn (Supervisor: Prof. Sungjae Kim), a first year student in a combined Master’s and Doctoral degree, got accepted to the dual Master’s degree program at École des Mines de Saint-Étienne, France.

The Korea Electrical Manufacturers Association announced that the ‘Inter-Korea electricity industry cooperation and progression strategies’ seminar will be held on the 26th starting from 2pm at SNU’s Global Engineering Center.

Prof. Moon said, “Due to North Korea’s unintentionally given conditions, it is possible to apply new technology including electricity and energy and observe the effects quickly. Smart city technology should be applied to create power base cities in North Korea.”