Tag: UNIST
New 3D printed electric boat
Professor Namhun Kim in the School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Nuclear Engineering at UNIST has recently developed a new 3D printed electric boat called...
Scientists are developing Organs-on-chips for new drug discovery
UNIST scientists in collaboration with Ulsan are developing human organs-on-chips in order to reduce the time and cost of new drug discovery.
The approach of organs-on-chip is...
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...