#Inha University

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INHA University Festival

"🫶 Filling the day with cheers. INHA University full of enthusiasm 🔥"

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Đại học Inha có bước đột phá mới về nghiên cứu công nghệ về thần kinh

Đào tạo nhân tài và phát triển thiết bị bán dẫn synap nhân tạo tiên tiến

Với sự tiến bộ không ngừng của công nghệ, việc phát triển các thiết bị thần kinh nhân tạo có khả năng linh hoạt và tiêu thụ năng lượng cực thấp là một yêu cầu cấp thiết. Đại học Inha, với sứ mệnh là trở thành trung tâm nghiên cứu và đào tạo nhân tài cho ngành công nghệ, đã đứng ra làm trung tâm của cuộc cách mạng công nghệ này.

Dưới sự hướng dẫn của Giáo sư Lee Moon-sang và Giáo sư Ham Myeong-gwan, nhóm nghiên cứu tại Khoa Khoa học và Kỹ thuật Vật liệu đã tạo ra một thiết bị bán dẫn synap nhân tạo mới, dựa trên vật liệu nano hai chiều Tellurine. Đây không chỉ là một bước tiến quan trọng trong lĩnh vực vật liệu và kỹ thuật mà còn là một bước ngoặt trong việc phát triển công nghệ điện toán ranh giới thần kinh.

Thành tựu này không chỉ là của riêng nhóm nghiên cứu mà còn là của toàn bộ cộng đồng nghiên cứu và ngành công nghiệp. Với khả năng tiêu thụ năng lượng cực thấp và tính linh hoạt cao, các thiết bị này có thể được ứng dụng trong nhiều lĩnh vực, từ y tế đến công nghệ thông tin và sản xuất. Điều này mở ra những triển vọng rộng lớn cho việc phát triển xã hội và nâng cao chất lượng cuộc sống của con người.

Đối với Đại học Inha, thành công này không chỉ là một niềm tự hào trong lịch sử của trường mà còn là một cam kết với tương lai. Trường không chỉ muốn trở thành một nguồn cảm hứng cho nh

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"Detective James" "Detective is going through the journey" "Book is made by Inha Cho"

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My obsession with After School Lessons for Unripe Apples has led me to finally read Cheese in the Trap. I enjoyed the drama back in the day, but not enough to bother reading the webtoon. And now I kind of regret it, cause it's so much better. I still dislike Jung and much rather prefer Inho, but at least now I understand him a lot better. Still, my favorite thing is certainly Seol. Few characters have been as relatable to me as her; I have gone through many similar experiences, and had the exact same thoughts as her very often. I also liked the ending way more than I expected, and the long ride leading to that was certainly worth it.

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Professor Chiyoung Park of the Department of Energy Science and Engineering at DGIST (President Kunwoo Lee) has developed a groundbreaking new material poised to advance high-sensitivity recyclable sensor technology. Working in collaboration with Professor U-hyeok Choi of Inha University (President Cho Myeongwoo), Park's team created a recyclable high-sensitivity sensor based on the dynamic polymer network. This next-generation material is garnering attention for its ability to combine environmental sustainability with high performance. Existing high-sensitivity sensors have been limited by performance degradation due to fatigue and repeated use. However, the dynamic polymer network developed by the research team maintains excellent sensitivity and durability by using vinylogous urethane bonding. This bonding structure self-heals in response to external stimuli such as temperature, light, and pressure, preventing performance degradation even after repeated use.

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soooo late to the convo but this is from namuwiki aka korean wikipedia minseok - Ph.D. from Hoseo University yixing - highschool (has been seen taking uni courses here and there) suho - masters from Inha University baek - masters from Myongji University jongdae - mba from Hanyang Cyber University chanyeol - bachelors from Kyung Hee Cyber University, attending graduate school at Inha University ksoo - bachelors from Kyung Hee Cyber University/ certificate in korean cuisine kai/sehun - high school

they're all well educated but who knows how long it took them to finish their degrees (for ex in my country you have you to 10 years to finish your bach) so to people studying, take your time and don't kill yourselves getting a degree just cuz some men have theirs with a busy schedule

amen

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Hyuna at Inha University Festival. / 230519 © DaftTaengk

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Condensed Summary: Samsung Electronics co-CEO Han Jong-Hee passed away at 63 due to cardiac arrest on Tuesday, according to the company. Han had been with Samsung for 37 years, playing a key role in making its TV business a global leader and overseeing its consumer electronics and mobile devices divisions since 2022. He previously led Samsung’s display operations and was instrumental in the rollout of LED TVs. Han recently chaired an investor meeting, where he apologized for Samsung’s stock performance and discussed mergers and acquisitions to drive growth. His successor has not yet been announced. Samsung has faced challenges in its semiconductor business, trailing TSMC in chip production and customer acquisition. Han had warned of a difficult 2025 due to economic uncertainties but remained committed to strategic expansion. Han joined Samsung in 1988 after earning an electrical engineering degree from Inha University.

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INHA University Festival

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[instiz] DEEPF*** S** CRIME OCCURED IN A CHAT ROOM OF 1,200 PEOPLE FROM INHA UNIVERSITY

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Professor of Inha University created a new nano material

Recently, Professor Oh Dong-yup from the Department of Polymer Engineering has pioneered a breakthrough technology that could address the challenging issue of electrolyte development for solid-state batteries.

Professor Oh Dong-yeop from the Department of Polymer Engineering has developed a nano material that can solidify liquid electrolytes even with the addition of a very small amount, 200 ppm (about 0.02%), through collaborative research with Professor Je-young Park from the Department of Polymer Engineering, Chemistry, and Biology at Sogang University, and Professor Seong-yeon Hwang from the Department of Plant and Environmental Technology at Kyung Hee University.

This research result is noteworthy as it could provide a solution to the explosion problem that electric vehicle consumers are concerned about.

In existing types of batteries, liquid electrolytes are responsible for ion transmission between the positive and negative electrodes. Liquid electrolytes are at risk of leaking when exposed to external impact, which can cause physical damage to the internal materials, leading to the risk of explosion. On the other hand, solid-state batteries are considered ideal because the solid electrolyte minimizes leakage and reduces physical damage to internal components, significantly reducing the risk of explosion.

To commercialize solid-state batteries, the development of solid electrolytes is essential. Solid electrolytes must be durable against external shocks and efficiently transmit ions while maintaining their shape. Solid electrolytes are created by using a gel that is solidified by adding a polymer to the liquid electrolyte. Existing solid electrolytes contain more than 10% additives and have a very low ion diffusion rate inside. Additionally, if you reduce the amount of additives, it will not be able to maintain its shape.

The nano material developed this time is expected to greatly contribute to the development of solid electrolytes.

The research team has successfully extracted a special nano fiber material from Kevlar, a high-strength fiber used to make body armor. 1g of Kevlar nano fiber can solidify up to 5 liters of various liquids, such as water, carbonate-based liquid electrolytes, and cosmetic oil. This is because Kevlar nano fibers act like building reinforcement rods, providing structural support for the gel. The amount added is very small, so there is very little difference in the ion diffusion rate of the inner substances such as ions compared to the pure liquid.

Hydrogel (gel created by adding additives to water) is created by adding Kevlar nano fibers with excellent mechanical strength. The hydrogel can withstand a load of 2kg without collapsing and regain its original shape even when continuously crushed 10,000 times. It also demonstrates thermal stability, not being damaged even when boiled at 100°C.

Professor Oh Dong-yeop of the Department of Polymer Engineering said, "Kevlar nano fibers are a core technology that transforms liquid into solid by using a very small amount of additives." He added, "It is used in various fields such as artificial production." He said, "It will play an important role."

Reference detailed information about Inha University: link

Meanwhile, this research was conducted with the support of the Material and Nano Technology Development Project of the Ministry of Science and ICT. It was recently published in the journal 'Nature Materials (IF=41.8)', one of the top 0.1% academic journals in the world.

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Researchers create dynamic polymer network material for recyclable high-sensitivity sensors

Professor Chiyoung Park of the Department of Energy Science and Engineering at DGIST has developed a new material poised to advance high-sensitivity recyclable sensor technology. Working in collaboration with Professor U-hyeok Choi of Inha University, Park's team created a recyclable high-sensitivity sensor based on the dynamic polymer network. This next-generation material is garnering attention for its ability to combine environmental sustainability with high performance. The research is published in the Chemical Engineering Journal. Existing high-sensitivity sensors have been limited by performance degradation due to fatigue and repeated use. However, the dynamic polymer network developed by the research team maintains excellent sensitivity and durability by using vinylogous urethane bonding. This bonding structure self-heals in response to external stimuli such as temperature, light, and pressure, preventing performance degradation even after repeated use.

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Hyuna at Inha University Festival. / 230519 © DaftTaengk

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UIR dan INHA University Korea Selatan Buka Program Double Degree Semester Ganjil 2024

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