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“Liver Cirrhosis Can Now Be Treated with New Ultrasound Technology”
2024-07-22 Research
Liver dysfunction can cause serious complications such as jaundice, ascites, liver failure, and hepatic encephalopathy, and is also known as a precursor to liver cancer. The only currently available treatment option for cirrhosis is liver transplant. However, there are significant risks such as the lack of suitable donor organs needed for transplant and the limitation of the therapeutic effect of liver transplant due to the worsening of the patient's symptoms while waiting for the transplant surgery. The need for new therapeutic approaches for cirrhosis is becoming increasingly urgent.Read More -
Where Technology Meets Issues in Social Science: A Convergent Research
2024-07-22 Academic
Professor Choi planned a study under the title, “Network modeling for predicting video content usage patterns of general citizens.” This is a convergence study of social science and computer engineering, which is remarkable that a social science researcher was selected for the convergence research. We met with Professor Choi and heard about the reasons for planning convergence research and the research plan.Read More -
Global Peace and Sustainable Development: The Future at a Crossroad
2024-07-08 Academic
The Global Collaborative (GC) is the University’s premier international cooperation program. This year, 131 participants from 12 countries have gathered on the campus. GC 2024 officially began with an opening ceremony on July 1. The theme for this year is “Global Peace and Sustainable Development: The Future at a Crossroad,” offering 12 courses across three tracks: (1) Peace & Global Governance, (2) Global CSR and Sustainable Development, and (3) Humanity & Civilization.Read More -
Ongoing Innovations in Energy Harvesters by Kyung Hee Researchers
2024-07-08 Research
The research team has developed high-performance hybrid mechanical energy harvesters (HMEHs) by enhancing piezoelectric and triboelectric polymers with newly developed high-dielectric fillers. This innovation significantly energy harvesting efficiency. The team also effectively implemented integrated energy storage circuits, intruder detection platforms, and self-powered stair-sensing sensors with emergency email alert systems. These studies have been published in Advanced Functional Materials(IF: 19). Doctoral student Anand Kurakula and MD-PhD student Punnarao Manchi were the first authors on the respective papers.Read More -
Ensuring Safety of Autonomous Driving Even Under Extreme Cold Conditions
2024-07-01 Research
The safe navigation of autonomous vehicles, drones, and ships requires radar to accurately detect the relative location and speed of surrounding objects. Radar functions as the eyes of these autonomous systems, applying the high permeability of microwaves to detect nearby objects even amid adverse weather conditions. However, ice or frost can form on the radar surface when the temperature is low, causing signal loss and increasing the risk of accidents.Read More
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Student Min-ji Kang Passed the National Licensing Exam for Doctor of Korean Medicine at the Top of Her Class
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“Liver Cirrhosis Can Now Be Treated with New Ultrasound Technology”
2024-07-22
Cirrhosis, or liver cirrhosis, is a degenerative disease caused by chronic inflammation in which normal liver tissue changes into fibrotic tissue and liver function deteriorates Liver dysfunction can cause serious complications such as jaundice, ascites, liver failure, and hepatic encephalopathy, and is also known as a precursor to liver cancer. The only currently available treatment option for cirrhosis is liver transplant. However, there are significant risks such as the lack of suitab...
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Where Technology Meets Issues in Social Science: A Convergent Research
2024-07-22
Professor Sujin Choi at the Department of Media was selected for the National Research Foundation of Korea's basic research project in the field of basic science and technology Professor Choi planned a study under the title, “Network modeling for predicting video content usage patterns of general citizens.” This is a convergence study of social science and computer engineering, which is remarkable that a social science researcher was selected for the convergence research. W...
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