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Department/ Division Inviting field Department of Physics nano physics/condensed matter theory, nano optics/nano physics/condensed matter theory, nano optics/quantum optics experiment, and biophysics/interdisciplinary fields including complex systems Department of Biological Sciences Biological Sciences including Neurobiology Division of Mathematics All areas of Mathematics including Financial Mathematics and Mathematical Informatics Division of Applied Mathematics Computational Fluid Dynamics, Large Scale Computation and Simulation Department of Chemistry Organic Chemistry Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Structural Engineering(Structural Mechanics, Steel Structures) Division of Mechanical Engineering Any fields in engineering and natural science which can be integrated with mechanical engineering interdisciplinarily. Division of Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering Related Fields(Embedded Systems and Software, MEMS, Micro Sensors & Actuators, Biomedical Technology, and New Technologies) Department of Biosystems Bio-Information System, Bio-Electronics System, Bio-Nano System(MEMS) Department of Industrial Engineering Human Engineering, Applied Statistics (Data Mining), Enterprise Information Systems Department of Chemical and biomolecular Engineering Biomolecular Engineering (Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology, Nanotechnology, Materials or FusionTechnology of BT and NT Areas) Department of Materials Science & Engineering Chemical & display materials, biomaterials, organic and inorganic materials, energy-related materials and nanomaterials Department of Nuclear and Quantum Engineering Nuclear Materials / Fuels Quantum / Nano Materials and Simulation Division of Electrical Engineering Computer and System-on-Chip Design, Wireless and Lightwave Communications and Networks Control and System Information Systems (Signal Processing) Nano Devices and Integrated Systems Division of Computer Science All areas of computer science including foundation of computing, human-computer interaction, ubiqitous computing, and embedded computing. Graduate School of Management Marketing, Organizational Management/Human Resource Management/Strategic Management, Accounting, Finance, MIS/e-Busine School of Humanities & Social Science Writing (Korean Modern Poetry) Western History Science and Technology Policy Center for the Gifted Students Physical Chemistry Organic Chemistry Cell Biology Molecular Biology ■ Candidates should have a doctoral degree or be expected to obtain the appropriate degree before being employed by KAIST. * Candidates who are expected to obtain a doctoral degree should submit documents verifying successful completion of dissertation examination. ■ Candidates should be able to teach their lectures in English. ■ Completed application form ■ All transcripts of results ■ Four letters of recommendation including one from academic advisor (Two letters of recommendation including one from academic advisor for applicants for Center for Gifted Students) ■ One curriculum vitae ■ Certificate(s) of previous employments ■ Original or certified copies of publications ■ Completed application form ■ All transcripts of results ■ Four letters of recommendation including one from academic advisor (Two letters of recommendation including one from academic advisor for applicants for Center for Gifted Students) ■ One curriculum vitae ■ Certificate(s) of previous employments ■ Original or certified copies of publications ■ Friday, April 30, 2004 ■ Academic Affairs Team, 373-1, Guseong-dong, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon 305-701, Republic of korea TEL: +82-42-869-2151, 2152 FAX: +82-42-869-2350 ■ Application forms can be downloaded via KAISThomepage (http://www.kaist.edu). ■ Application packages can be submitted either in person or by mail or third party. ■ Application packages arriving after the deadline but prior to department"s reviewing date shall be accepted. ■ If there is (are) no successful candidate(s), the position(s) shall remain vacant. ■ Application packages will not be returned. If you have any questions, please contact the KAIST Academic Affairs Team. March 29, 2004 http://www.kaist.ac.kr
2004.04.22
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133 Diplomats Worldwide Visit KAIST
THE KAIST Herald April 8, 2004by jong-kyoung Kim On March 12, diplomatic corps in Korea visited Daedeok Valley"s KAIST after taking a trial run on the Korea Train eXpress(KTX). Composed of ambassadors from 79 nations and 54 international organizations, the 133 diplomatic corps went on board KTX at 10:30 AM in Seoul and arrived in Daejeon at 11:20 AM. Shortly after arrival, the diplomatic corps attended a luncheon hosted by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade(MOFAT) before paying visits to the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute(ETRI) and KAIST. After being introduced to the current issues at KAIST, the diplomatic corps returned back to Seoul at 4:00 PM. Seventy-nine embassy representatives out of eighty-seven currently stationed in Korea participated in this event, with fifty-four representatives from three international organizations. In addition, officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, a commercial relations director, and a regional representative accompanied them. The trial rides on April 1 were organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade to publicize Korea as being the fifth country (after Japan, France, Germany, and Spain) in the world to own an express train and to introduce the growth of Korea"s IT industry through visits to ETRI and KAIST. Events such as this are held annually to improve the understandings of the diplomatic corps about Korea"s science, technology, culture and art and to further enhance bilateral relations.
2004.04.20
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Foreign R&D Centers Cropping Up Here
Korea Times / 2004. 03. 26 By Kim Tae-gyu Staff ReporterThe world"s top companies and research institutes are rushing to Korea to set up research and development (R&D) centers. The Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) on Thursday said it isunder negotiation with several world-renowned firms or foundations,including University of Cambridge Cavendish Laboratory, Novartis, DuPont and EMC.The Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC) is also lookingto attract five to six multinational companies to establish R&D centers here this year. Korea has already become a home for R&D institutes from top-tier foreign outfits like the world"s No.1 computer-chip maker Intel Corp. and Paris-based medical foundation Institut Pasteur as well as Germany"s Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft. The MOST said Cavendish will exchange a memorandum of understandingto set up a joint research center here together with the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) as early as this May. The two entities will join hands to accelerate knowledge in the fields of nanotechnology, optical technology and physics to name a few,a MOST official said.It also seeks to invite Swiss-based pharmaceutical group Norvatis toestablish an R&D center here on occasion of the medical symposium that will take place here from March 31. The Fortune 500 company is expected to dispatch dozens of high-ranking staff to the two-day neuroscience convention. The Korea Foundation for International Cooperation of Science and Technology (KICOS), an affiliate of MOST, expects a few American companies, including DuPont, to open shop here.``DuPont is likely to make a decision, and we are currently under negotiations with several big companies like EMC,"" KICOS official KimKey-hyup said. EMC is the world"s third-largest maker of data-storage devices.Seoul seeks to host six high-tech information-technology (IT) research centers this year. Up to now, Intel and Fraunhofer committed themselves to setting up research centers here, and IBM will likely open an R&D center as soonas its affiliate IBM Korea"s bribe scandal regarding a government contract is settled. Such high-profile companies as Microsoft, Hewlett Packard and Qualcomm are welcome to open R&D centers in Korea, an MIC official said. The government is willing to provide financial incentives to foreignR&D centers.
2004.03.26
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Professor Yang Receives Academic Award
By Ki-beom Lee / Reporter The KAIST Herald December 3, 2003 The Professor Dong-yol Yang of the Department of Mechanical Engineering received the Sang-woo Academic Award last month. Unlike other awards of similar nature, this award is given to one of many leading scientists who has written six to seven papers in the previous year. This award is special in that Professor Yang retired as chairman of the Korean Society for Technology of Plasticity in December 2002. Professor Yang received a prize on the research of the anisotropic pressing out process. He has also written papers based on the twenty-five years of research at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and has researched high-speed modeling for the first time in Korea.
2004.03.15
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[Unknown] Wins Program Competition
By Taeg-sang Cho The KAIST Herald December 3, 2003 The 3rd Korean Collegiate Programming Competition took place on November 7 at Sky-city Convention Center, Seoul. This competition is organized by the Ministry of Telecommunication and is sponsored by KAIST, ACM, and Korean Information Science Institution. This year"s preliminary competition consisted of 112 teams from 50 domestic universities, and 53 teams were selected from the preliminaries. In total, sixty teams, including foreign teams, participated in the main competition that took place at the Sky-city Convention Center. This year"s competition was won by "Unknown" from KAIST; this team is composed of three students: Min-sang Noh, Gih-moon Song, and Joong-geun Lee. Last year"s competition was also won by a team from KAIST. In this year"s competition, five teams solved all the problems, but "Unknown" was the best in organizing the programs and in employing various concepts into the program. Another team from KAIST, "KIN~" won 4th Prize. The winner of this competition automatically becomes an Asian representative at the ACM- International Collegiate Programming Competition (ACM-ICPC) along with the winners of collegiate competitions from Japan, China, India, and Iran. The 28th ACM-ICPC is to be held in March 2004.
2004.03.15
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