Tag: UNIST
Novel method to improve battery performance
Scientists at the UNIST in collaboration with the Agency for Science, Technology, and Research (A*Star) in Singapore have developed a new technology that significantly boosts the...
Study discovers folding graphene significantly enhances mechanical performance
A piece of paper fold over ordinarily ready to convey more weight than a level sheet of paper of a similar length. Thus, folding...
Combating biofilm-associated chronic infections with BALO
A universal group of scientists, subsidiary with UNIST has divulged that biofilms framed by pathogenic microscopic organisms can be degraded by bacterial predators. They...
Correcting the eyesight of microscopes
The cornea, a focal point holed up behind the pupils, focuses light from the screen to the back of the eye. Be that as...
The effect of sugar on cementless concrete
A student, affiliated with UNIST has developed a reapplication of fly ash in construction materials industry. The student named DongHo Jeon (Advisor: Professor JaeEun Oh) in...
Triple perovskites, high-performance electrocatalysts for oxygen electrode reactions
Scientists at the UNIST have discovered a novel catalyst that generates electricity by causing a chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen in the air. The...
New method to determine mechanical stiffness and strength of centimeter-scale atom thick Graphene
An international team of scientists led by UNIST has successfully developed a method to measure the tensile strength of centimeter-scale monolayer graphene for the first...
Scientists identified chemical reactivity of graphene bubbles
A recent study by the UNIST scientists has identified that graphene bubbles are found to be more chemically reactive than flat graphene. They quantified...
New study sheds light on treating liver cancer
Liver malignancy opposes most chemotherapy drugs. Regardless of whether growth cells are totally expelled, the repeat rate in patients who underwent finish surgical resection...