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< KAIST Professor Insik Shin > KAIST announced on December 21st that Professor Insik Shin from the School of Computing has received the Influential Paper Award 2025 at the IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS), the world's most prestigious international conference in the field of real-time systems. This honor is a "Test of Time Award," presented to papers that have exerted a sustained and significant influence on both academia and industry for more than 10 years after publication.

<(From Left) Ph.D candidate Geon Lee, Ph.D candidate Minyoung Choe, M.S candidate Jaewan Chun, Professor Kijung Shin, M.S candidate Seokbum Yoon> KAIST (President Kwang Hyung Lee) announced on the 9th of December that Professor Kijung Shin’s research team at the Kim Jaechul Graduate School of AI has developed a groundbreaking AI technology that predicts complex social group behavior by analyzing how individual attributes such as age and role influence group relationships. With th

< Professor Youngjin Kwon > Modern CPUs have complex structures, and in the process of handling multiple tasks simultaneously, an order-scrambling error known as a 'concurrency bug' can occur. Although this can lead to security issues, these bugs were extremely difficult to detect using conventional methods. Our university's research team has developed a world-first-level technology to automatically detect these bugs by precisely reproducing the internal operation of the CPU in a virt

< (From left) Dr. Yuqian Sun, Professor Chang-Hee Lee of the Department of Industrial Design, and Ali Asadipour, Director of CSRC at the Royal College of Art > 'Nüshu (女書)' is the world's only women's script, a unique writing system created autonomously by women in Hunan Province, China, starting around the 19th century. These women, excluded from Hanzi education, used it to record their lives and communicate with each other. A research team from KAIST participated in the 'AI N&u

<(From left) French Ambassador Philippe Bertoux, KAIST President Kwang Hyung Lee> KAIST announced on Thursday, September 11 that president Kwang Hyung Lee will be awarded the Officier (Officer) medal of the Légion d'Honneur, France's highest honor, at 3 p.m. at the French Ambassador's residence in Korea. The Légion d'Honneur is the highest-ranking order of merit bestowed by the French government to individuals who have contributed to the development of France and the