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Artificial materials for developing low-cost optical devices
New research demonstrates macroscale materials having optical properties that are modifiable by mechanical compression, paving the way for industrial-scale production of advanced optical devices. Professor Kyoungsik Kim, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Yonsei University -
KakaoStory: not simply Korean Facebook
A recent study shows the differences in the usage patterns and motivations of KakaoStory and Facebook users in Korea. Professor Sang Woo Lee, Graduate School of Information, Yonsei University -
Ray of hope: Radiotherapy improves survival of patients with liver cancer invading the portal vein
Hepatitis B and C drastically increase the chances of developing hepatocellular carcinoma that often invades and blocks the portal vein; radiotherapy combined with other therapies offers patients the best hope for improved, increased survival. Professor Jinsil Seong, Radiation Oncology, Yonsei University College of Medicine -
A 40-year Old Unresolved Concept in Chemistry Finally Clarified
Yonsei University research team led by Professor Dongho Kim succeeded in “three-dimensional bicycloaromaticity” chemical synthesis. Professor Dongho Kim, Chemistry, Yonsei University -
Biology comes to the rescue of the chemical industry
A new biomimetic adsorbent has been proposed to capture nitrogen from natural gas. Professor Youn-Sang Bae , Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Yonsei University -
Future of turning waste heat into electricity
New study shows enhanced thermoelectric properties of large core/shell nanowire systems that can be used to design thermoelectric devices and module applications. Professor Wooyoung Lee, Materials Science & Engineering, Yonsei University -
Scientists identify a key protein for regulating immune response
Research reveals a brain development protein plays a critical role in the body’s immune response. Professor Boyoun Park , Systems Biology, Yonsei University -
A river runs through it: galaxy behavior under environmental mechanisms
Researchers used cosmological hydrodynamic simulations to show consistent behavior patterns in phase-space diagrams. Professor Sukyoung K. Yi, Department of Astronomy, Yonsei University -
It’s natural: Fractions are for counting, and decimals are for measuring
Mental representations of numbers have roots that go beyond language and culture. Professor Hee Seung Lee, Education, Yonsei University -
Ballot-box accountability impedes far-sighted policymaking
Central government bureaucrats more effectively pursue unobservable and long-term targets. Professor Sounman Hong, Public Administration, Yonsei University -
Siberian sink: do more measurements matter in determining global carbon dioxide flux?
Using optimized data sets and incorporating more precise data points from the Japan-Russian Siberian Tall Tower Inland Observation Network for a better world picture. Professor Hyun Mee Kim, Atmospheric Sciences, Yonsei University -
Survival mechanism of metastatic cancer cell revealed
Providing a New metabolic treatment target to inhibit the recurrence and spread of cancer. Professor Jong In Yook, School of Dentistry,Yonsei University
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