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GIST Excellence

GIST presents new design principle of changing semiconductor properties using light trapped in mirrors

Professor Dongbin Shin

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GIST develops nano anti-cancer technology that selectively starves cancer cells and attacks them with reactive oxygen species

Professors Inchan Kwon and Giyoong Tae

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GIST develops low-cost, high-efficiency next-generation hydrogen production electrode

Professor Jong Hoon Joo

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The mechanism by which beneficial bacteria boost anti-cancer immunity in endometrial cancer

Professor Hansoo Park

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VR technology that utilizes vehicle movement to reduce motion sickness and enhance immersion

Professor SeungJun Kim

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Ranked 1st in startup performance and selected as Korea’s Best Entrepreneurship University in 2023 by Maeil Business Newspaper and the Korea Business Incubation Association (KOBIA)
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30 faculty in world’s top 2% researchers
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Interview

  • GIST Professor Chul-Seung Park wins ‘Moosa Lecture Award’ at Korean Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology GIST(President Kichul Lim)announced that Professor Chul-Seung Park of the Department of Life Sciencesreceived the ‘Moosa Award Lecture’ at the ‘2026 KSBMB International Conference,’held at BEXCO in Busan from May 27 to 29. The Moosa Award is an academic award established to commemorate the academicachievements and contributions to the development of the society by Professor Geun-bae Lee (Moosa), the Honorary President of the KSBMB. It is awarded to a researcher recognized for their international research capabilities and academic influence amongdomestic scientists who have achieved outstanding research results in the fields of biochemistry and applied science. Read more
  • "What kind of existence will humans have in the AI era?" GIST Vice President for Public Affairs Yonghwa Chung publishes 『The Last Human』 GIST(President Kichul Lim)announced that Vice President for Public Affairs Yonghwa Chung published the newbook 『The Last Human』 on May 15, in which he reflects on the meaning of humanexistence in the era of artificial intelligence (AI) and the direction of future civilization. Set against the backdrop of an era where generative AI and automation technologieshave surpassed human capabilities and begun to shake the very foundation ofhumanity, 『The Last Human』 poses the fundamental question, "What makes ahuman human?" It distinguishes itself from existing AI discourse by contemplating thefuture of human life, freedom, community, and spirituality in the post-AI era, goingbeyond the possibilities and dangers of technological advancement. Read more
  • GIST Professors Sukwon Hong and Ji Young Jo receive Prime Minister's Commendation on Science and Information & Communications Day GIST(President Kichul Lim)announced that Professor Sukwon Hong of the Department of Chemistry and Professor Ji Young Jo of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering receivedthe Prime Minister's Commendation in recognition of their contributions to creatingworld-class research achievements, in celebration of the 59th Science Day (April 21)and the 71st Information and Communications Day (April 22) Read more
  • GIST Energy Valley Institute of Technology Researcher So-jeong Noh receives commendation from Gwangju Mayor for contribution to promoting investment attraction The Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST, President Kichul Lim) announced that Researcher So-jeong Noh of the GIST Energy Valley Institute of Technology received a commendation from the Mayor of Gwangju on April 10 (Friday) in recognition of her contributions to establishing a foundation for industry-academia-research-government cooperation and linking activities to attract corporate investment to revitalize Gwangju's energy industry. Researcher Noh has contributed to strengthening the foundation of Gwangju's energy industry through a wide range of field-oriented activities centered around the GIST Energy Valley Technology Institute, including: planning energy policies, projects, and R&D; establishing cooperation networks among industry, academia, research, and government; planning and operating energy technology exchange meetings and events; and supporting the linkage of corporate investment attraction. Read more

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