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Molecular therapy: A possibility for treating stroke patients
Patients who have suffered from ischemic stroke may be able to restore their motor functions through transient in situ expression of pluripotency factors Professor Sung-Rae Cho and Hyongbum Kim, College of Medicine, Yonsei University -
Happy brains have higher capacity to cope with “bad information”
Professor Jae-Jin Kim, Severance Hospital, Yonsei University -
‘Translocal Relations’ to solve international environmental issues
Professor Lee Taedong introduces concept to deal with climate change Professor Lee Tae-Dong, Political Science and International Studies, Yonsei University -
How socioeconomic contexts complement contingent factors in examining government expenditure
Yonsei researcher Whasun Jho takes a deeper dive into how institutions and social capital affect economy and help us better understand future outcomes Professor Whasun Cho, Political Science and International Studies, Yonsei University -
Un désir de littérature coréenne, A Desire of Korean Literature
Professor Jeong Myeong-Kyo introduces Korean literature to worldwide audience Professor Myeong-Kyo Jeong, Department of Korean Language and Literature, Yonsei University -
The World’s Most Authoritative Biblical Meeting held at Yonsei
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Dependence on Search Engines May Cause Business Failure
Research conducted at Yonsei examines the burdensome effect of dependence on other organizations Professor Kyung Min Park, School of Business, Yonsei University -
Aromaticity reversal in the lowest triplet state
A group of Yonsei researchers demonstrates that bis-rhodium hexaphyrins containing [26] and [28] π-electron peripheries show properties consistent with Baird’s rule Professor Dongho Kim, Department of Chemistry, Yonsei University -
Changing the Properties of a Topologically Insulating Film through Bending
A group of researchers, including Prof. Mann-Ho Cho, examines the effects of strain on three-dimensional topological insulators Professor Mann-Ho Cho, Physics, Yonsei University -
Using Big Data to Discover and Predict Disease Genes
Yonsei Biotechnology Professor In Suk Lee and his team are using big data to more effectively identify and predict disease genes Professor In Suk Lee, the Division of Life Sciences, Yonsei University -
New excitonic quasi-particle detected in atomically-thin two-dimensional semiconductors
Yonsei researchers traced the cause of the low photoconversion efficiency in atomically thin two-dimensional semiconductors Professor Hyunyong Choi, Department of Electrical and Electronic Eng., Yonsei University -
A Mechanism for collecting uranium from used nuclear fuels
A group of researchers at Yonsei discovered key mechanisms for the development of nuclear fuel recycling processes Professor Byungchan Han , Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Yonsei University
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