GIST: Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

📢Weekly Research Highlights for the 3st Week of January

✅“Discerning well-made semiconductors at a glance without breaking them“
Professor Hyunseob Lim's research team develops next-generation,
non-destructive semiconductor quality inspection technology

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📢Weekly Research Highlights for the 2st Week of January

✅"The reason liver cancer grows back even after treatment lies in a single protein" GIST presents a new breakthrough in liver cancer treatment,
uncovering the hidden causes of recurrence and treatment resistance

✅“When I enlarged the hole, electricity started flowing much better” GIST has overcome the limitations of fuel cell performance with a vertical electrode structure that applies the principle of fruit freeze-drying

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📢Weekly Research Highlights for the 1st Week of January

✅“GIST & Kyung Hee University has demonstrated the world's first experimental demonstration of the Liefschitz phase transition in a topological semimetal: Laying the foundation for next-generation quantum material design by directly capturing changes in electronic structure”

✅“Beyond observing nanostructures, GIST research team presents an AI-based electron microscope analysis platform that predicts material performance

✅“GIST has implemented weather forecasting with significantly improved accuracy using AI technology that reads the atmosphere in 3D: Temperature and precipitation forecast errors reduced by up to 31%, improving accuracy even for long-term forecasts one month out”

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📢Weekly Research Highlights for the 4st Week of December

✅“Self-driving cars now indicate who, when, and where they will yield” GIST develops communication technology enabling autonomous vehicles to inform road users about ‘who, when, and where they will stop’

✅GIST develops a low-cost, high-performance air pollution detection sensor, improving detection performance 100-fold without the need for precious metal catalysts

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📢Weekly Research Highlights for the 2st Week of December

✅GIST developed real-time 3D object tracking technology... Enabling remote support for industrial sites using a single camera

✅"We captured particle signals that were too numerous to read" GIST research team has become the first in the world to identify deuterium sensitivity, a key element in nuclear fusion (artificial sun) research

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