SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy (40)
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Extending Battery Lifespan Through Next-Generation Aqueous Zinc Batteries
Professor Jae Su Yu’s research team at the School of Electronic Engineering develops a dual-additive electrolyte engineering strategy
The battery retains 93% of its initial capacity even after 800 charge-discharge cycles2026-07-20 -
Kyung Hee University Reactor Research & Education Center Expands Lecture Hall to Train Next-Generation Reactor Experts
The Reactor Research & Education Center leverages its MOU with KHNP to build a new 826 m2 lecture hall and improve existing facilities, showcasing its world-class educational capabilities
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Beyond GPUs: Proving the Potential of Next-Generation AI Semiconductor Technology
Professor Hong-Sub Lee’s research team implements high-efficiency memristor array for AI inference
Findings expected to “become key foundational technology for high-efficiency AI inference hardware”2026-05-11 -
Academic Research Professor Jaejin Lee Selected for the Sejong Science Fellowship
Expanding research cultivated at Kyung Hee into independent research
Awarded prestigious fellowship designed to support young researchers2026-05-04 -
Development of High-Performance Superconductors with Hydrogen Storage Capabilities
Ensuring High Mechanical Strength and Durability
Convergence of Hydrogen-Based Energy Systems and Superconducting Technology2026-04-27 -
Young Researchers Thrive in an Autonomous Research Environment
Two students from Professor Dongwhi Choi’s Multi-Scale Processing Laboratory in the Department of Mechanical Engineering have been named recipients of the Presidential Science Scholarship. The honorees are doctoral candidates Yu-seop Kim and Donghan Lee. The Presidential Science Scholarship is a national program hosted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Student Aid Foundation. It is designed to identify outstanding graduate students with the potential to become world-class researchers and to provide them with a robust foundation for their studies.
To select scholarship recipients, the Korea Student Aid Foundation comprehensively evaluates academic achievement, growth potential, and contributions to their respective fields. Each year, approximately 120 students are selected nationwide (around 50 for Master’s programs and 70 for Doctoral programs). Selected scholars receive full tuition coverage until graduation, along with a stipend for academic encouragement each semester. It is particularly significant that a single laboratory produced two scholarship recipients simultaneously in a competitive program that selects only about 120 students across the entire country.2026-04-13 -
From Sensors to Security on a Single 3D Semiconductor Chip
Professor Seunghyun Lee (Department of Electronic Engineering) Develops a Next-Generation Hardware Platform
Simultaneous Execution of Security and Computation with Improved Space Efficiency2026-03-23 -
Enhancing Neuromorphic Device Reliability Through Simulation
Professor Seung Hwan Lee’s Research Team Wins Bronze at the Samsung Humantech Paper Awards
Contributing to the Performance of Next-Generation AI Semiconductors2026-03-23 -
Long-term Tracking of Chronic Respiratory Disease Trends Across 34 Asian Countries
Research by Professor Dong Keon Yon’s Team Published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine
General Decline in Disease Burden Across Asia, but National, Gender, and Socioeconomic Gaps Persist2026-03-10 -
Developing High-Precision, Self-Powered Touch Sensor Technology via a Single-Step Coating Process
Professor Dongwhi Choi’s Research Team (Department of Mechanical Engineering) Develops Next-Generation Sensor Technology
Joint Research Conducted with Professor Yoonsang Ra, an Alumnus who Earned his Master’s and Doctoral Degrees under Professor Choi2026-03-03