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PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION

Suh Seoung Hwan, Professor at the Department of Economics, was appointed the 19th President of Yonsei University, effective from February 1, 2020. The Board of Trustees of Yonsei University, at a board meeting on October 28, 2019, unanimously elected Professor Suh to be the 19th President of Yonsei University. His presidential four-year term will end on January 31, 2024.

YONSEI NEWS

NOTICE

Important Notice for Novel Coronavirus Infection Prevention and Control on Campus

Yonsei University will implement additional precautionary measures to prevent the spread and infection of the novel coronavirus, including changes in the 2020 Spring Semester academic schedule. Detailed guidelines for emergency measures will be announced separately by each department.

NOTICE

Novel Coronavirus Infection Prevention Guidelines

As a preemptive measure against the spread of the novel coronavirus, Yonsei has officially canceled major events taking place in February. Members of the Yonsei community are advised to follow precautions announced by the Korea Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (KCDC) to prevent infection.

CONNECTIVITY

Finding the Sweet Spot in Entrepreneurship

According to Kim Kyungha (entering year of ’04, Urban Planning & Engineering), CEO of cafe and bakery brand DORÉ DORÉ, “Mahogany Café was created with the concept of “Coffee For All,” where anyone and everyone can gather together.” She hopes that the Mahogany Café on Yonsei University’s campus can become a space where students can go to study or unwind even if they don’t order coffee.

RESEARCH ARCHIVE

Highly efficient and stable eco-friendly QLED: a giant step towards the next-generation display

Very recently, a research team of Prof. Dongho Kim at Yonsei University and Dr. Eunjoo Jang at Inorganic Materials Lab of Samsung Electronics provided a breakthrough to a problem in the display technology by introducing the self-luminescing quantum dot light-emitting diodes which are both bright and stable. The QLED devices developed in this study achieved the theoretical maximum efficiency of 21.4% and the lifetime of a million hours. This performance is an all-time high for the nontoxic quantum dot materials and is comparable to that of the state-of-art toxic Cd-containing QLEDs. These results were published in “Nature”, the most renowned academic journal among all.

STUDY IN KOREA AT YONSEI

Humans of Yonsei

“"Last winter, I first visited Korea with my friends from Cornell. Since a lot of my university peers are from Korea, I was convinced by them to visit the country. During my stay here, I was reminded of and became curious about the childhood environment that I had long forgotten. Thus, I decided to come to Korea again to fully experience Asian culture that I cannot fully grasp through a short vacation. I specifically chose Yonsei University among other Korean universities because it is known for its diversity and provision of an easily accessible exchange program for Cornell students. Many alumni have also encouraged me to participate in this exchange program due to the variety of courses offered and intimate discussion-based lectures that are not common at Cornell.”

Name: Jamie Waltzer
Home University: Cornell University (U.S.)
Major: Economics