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A Warm-hearted World Built by Ewha Members: The 2023 Ewha Summer Volunteers and Second Pear Blossom Sharing Corps

The 2023 Ewha Summer Volunteers and the second Pear Blossom Sharing Corps have returned after conducting volunteer activities during the summer vacation to share Ewha’s values and practice social contributions. The Ewha Volunteers and Pear Blossom Sharing Corps, participated in by a total of 185 Ewha members, carried out team-based volunteer activities in various fields. With the summer vacation commencing, two overseas educational volunteer teams consisting of 25 participants visited Camp Choson in the U.S., and Ewha Social Services Center and the Royal University of Fine Arts in Cambodia. The U.S. educational volunteer team provided services such as Korean culture and language education, art and sports activities and mentoring at Camp Choson in Minnesota for 12 days from June 30 (Fri.) to July 11, 2023 (Tue.), while the Cambodia educational volunteer team conducted activities addressing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) for children and youths of urban poor families at Ewha Social Services Center, located in Phnom Penh, from July 8 (Sat.) to July 16, 2023 (Sun.). Meanwhile, 21 domestic educational volunteer teams consisting of 113 Ewha students were deployed to 20 institutions across six regions in Korea, such as Gangwon-do, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Jeollanam-do, Chungcheongnam-do, Chungcheongbuk-do and Busan, from July 24 (Mon.) to August 4, 2023 (Fri.). The domestic educational volunteer teams planned team-based programs under the theme of “music” and provided services such as school curriculum-based coaching, art and sports activities, and academic career mentoring for children of local children centers and elementary schools. The Pear Blossom Sharing Corps, which was launched in 2022 to spread Ewha’s values and enhance its social contributions in local communities, performed educational volunteer activities for local elementary and middle school students as well as talent-sharing activities including the designing of a village logo and regional slogan at Ewha’s Gosari Training Center for four days from July 24, 2023 (Mon.). The education team consisting of 11 members carried out educational volunteer services, academic career counseling, and academic coaching and mentoring for students of Goesanbuk Middle School. The design team of Ewha design majors contributed to the promotion of the local farming community by designing the product packaging and logo for apples, a specialty product of Yeonpung-myeon, Goesan-gun. In addition, the mural painting and music team will continue their volunteer activities for the community in October by creating mural paintings and holding performances of gugak (traditional Korean music) crossed over with western music. The Office of Student Affairs Volunteer Services held a disbanding ceremony for the 2023 Ewha Summer Volunteers and the second Pear Blossom Sharing Corps at Lee Sam-bong Hall of the ECC building on August 24, 2023 (Thu.) and applauded students who gave their time to volunteer activities through various programs during their vacation time.
- No.711
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- Date2023.08.31
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The 2023 Ewha International Summer College Successfully Held

The Ewha International Summer College (EISC), the first summer college in Korea, has fully overcome the COVID-19 crisis and returned to its former reputation. Since its establishment in 1971, the EISC has offered international students from around the world opportunities to participate in cultural activities and receive a wide range of credit-bearing courses in specialized disciplines such as music and arts as well as in diverse majors such as the humanities, economics, business administration and engineering in the Ewha campus. This year’s EISC, comprised of two sessions including a four-week session and a two-week session, attracted about 400 students from 28 countries. The four-week Session 1, which commenced on June 26, 2023 (Mon.), was participated in by international students from diverse regions including the Americas and Europe. In particular, students from Rutgers (State University of New Jersey) and the University of Toronto took part in the EISC as part of a faculty-led program. Under the program, the students attended high-quality classes taught in English by faculty from Ewha and prestigious universities around the world, along with Korean language classes appropriate for their level. In addition to the regular classes, Session 1 allowed the students the chance to experience Korean culture through a variety of cultural programs such as a tour of the royal palaces, Korean cooking sessions, a city tour of Seoul and a picnic by the Han River. Session 2 lasted for two weeks from August 3 (Thu.) to August 17, 2023 (Thu.). Notably, Session 2 was attended by not only students from Asia including Japan Women’s University in Tokyo, but also those in European countries such as Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands and Greece. Through the session, students enhanced their understanding of Korean culture, while taking Korean language classes catering to their level as well as classes in Korean Studies and various other topics. Furthermore, they had the opportunity to experience Korean culture in person through diverse hands-on experiences including taekwondo training sessions, stamp making workshops and a tour of Gyeongbokgung Palace. This year’s EISC programs were attended by students of diverse languages and cultures, which allowed them to broaden their horizons to better understand different cultures and establish a foothold to expand their global network through various exchanges. In particular, the Office of International Affairs was positively received by the students for planning this year’s programs in a way that was designed to help them participate in a wide range of hands-on activities.
- No.709
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- Date2023.08.29
- Views12059
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The 2022 Fall Commencement Ceremony Held

Ewha hosted the 2022 Fall Commencement Ceremony at Welch-Ryang Auditorium at 10 a.m. on August 25, 2023 (Fri.). A total of 1,998 graduating students participated, with 1,016 receiving a bachelor’s degree, 865 receiving a master’s degree, and 117 receiving a doctoral degree. “From the starting point of Ewha’s long history of 137 years to this present era of historical transformation, Ewha has built a legacy of creativity and innovation to lead and change the times, with each member of Ewha inheriting these values of creative and innovative education,” remarked President Eun Mee Kim in a message to the graduating students. “I hope you will all keep close to your hearts our calling to build a sustainable society and spread Ewha’s own capability and unique culture of ‘E-Culture’ across the world.” At the commencement ceremony, 1,016 undergraduate graduating students proudly wore their graduation caps, including the youngest aged 21 and the oldest aged 51, one student with disabilities and two students of North Korean defector background. In addition, 865 master’s degrees were conferred by 13 graduate schools, along with 117 doctoral degrees from four graduate schools. Meanwhile, a total of 171 international students from countries around the world such as China, Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Uzbekistan and the U.S., including two scholarship recipients from the Ewha Global Partnership Program (EGPP), received their diplomas including 70 bachelor’s degrees and 101 master’s and doctoral degrees. The EGPP under Ewha Womans University was designed to select talented women from developing countries and provide full scholarship and living expenses in a bid to educate and nurture global female talent. The scholarship recipients with outstanding academic performances are expected to be employed in Korea after graduation and make full use of the capabilities they honed at Ewha.
- No.707
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- Date2023.08.25
- Views14370
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Ewha Goes Global: The 2023 Ewha-Harvard Summer School Held

The 2023 Ewha-Harvard Summer School Program, co-organized by the Graduate School of International Studies at Ewha Womans University and Harvard University in the U.S, held a closing ceremony on August 18, 2023 (Fri.), following the completion of its eight-week program. The Ewha-Harvard Summer School Program (EHSSP) is the only summer session program hosted in Korea by Harvard, one of the most prestigious universities in the world, and has been held in Ewha Womans University every summer since 2006. The EHSSP is a popular program among students that offers three credits as a summer session, and upon completion, issues certificates respectively from Harvard Summer School and Ewha’s Graduate School of International Studies. In particular, the resumption of the program after a four-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in high expectations and interest this year. This year’s program was held under the theme of “North Korea” and participated in by a total of 30 students from Ewha and Harvard University, who experienced a variety of activities such as a lecture titled “Thinking Out of the Black Box – Exploring New Insights into North Korea,” given by Dr. John S. Park, a political science expert at Harvard University, field trips, local survey trips and Korean language classes. The participating students enjoyed an even more in-depth summer session program than in previous years, not only learning together but also living together in on-campus housing during the course of the program as well as building one-on-one language and cultural exchanges. As the EHSSP boasts a high degree of satisfaction among its participants each year, it has positioned itself as Ewha’s representative global education program. Ewha has taken the initiative in the globalization of Korean universities by establishing the Ewha International Summer College (EISC) in 1971 as the first of its kind in the country, and the first Division of International Studies among Korean universities in 2001. In addition, Ewha operates eminent global programs such as the Ewha-Harvard Summer School Program (EHSSP), the Ewha-Harvard College in Asia Program (HCAP), the Ewha-Yale Conference and the Ewha-Luce International Seminar, based on its longstanding tradition of global education and excellent educational capabilities.
- No.705
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- Date2023.08.22
- Views12735
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Three Research Teams from Ewha Selected for Projects Organized by the Ministry of Science and ICT

Ewha has been selected as the lead organization for major projects organized by the Ministry of Science and ICT aimed at developing advanced original technologies and fostering an artificial intelligence ecosystem, thereby showcasing the school’s exceptional research capabilities. The team led by Professor Seongjae Cho has been selected for the 2023 Next-generation Intelligent Semiconductor Technology (Device) Development Project. The team will conduct research on “developing high-density, low-power and non-volatile 3D vertical synapse arrays and architectures based on charge storage for on-chip learning” with a total research funding of KRW 2.75 billion by 2025. As the lead organization, Ewha’s Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering will oversee the general management of the project as well as the development and processing of flash memory synaptic cells. The project is participated in by research teams from seven universities in Korea. Professor Seongjae Cho expressed his hope for the project, remarking that the research will increase the standard of system autonomy while enabling the development of next-generation AI semiconductors that will approach a final form whose hardware is capable of establishing billions of AI parameters. The team led by Professor Hyukjin Lee has been selected for the 2023 Genome Editing, Control and Restoration-based Technology Development Project to conduct research on the “development of an in-vivo genome-editing technologies based on next-generation lipid nanoparticles (LNPs)” with a total research funding amounting to KRW 2.2 billion over the next five years. Professor Hyukjin Lee of the College of Pharmacy will collaborate with researchers at Yonsei University and the bio-venture company ToolGen, Inc. to develop a mRNA/ LNP-based genome editing technology. Although mRNA/LNPs have been used as vaccines and therapeutics by global pharmaceutical companies such as Moderna, Pfizer and Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, there is no precedent for the clinical application of LNPs as delivery agent to organs with the exception of the liver. Through this project, Professor Lee will develop LNPs as potential delivery systems for the eye and central nervous system, based on which he also plans to develop an in-vivo genome-editing technology. The team led by Professor Kyung-Shik Shin has been selected for the 2023 AI Learning Data Construction Support Project. Professor Shin’s team will conduct research on “constructing comprehensive AI learning data to prevent mental and physical diseases related to parenting stress and promote healthy parenting” with a total project funding of KRW 1.7 billion. The 2023 AI Learning Data Construction Support Project was designed to build data to address important social problems facing our society, such as the declining birthrate and changing demographic structure. The Ewha research team will secure large-scale clinical composite data to comprehensively assess parenting stress for the first time in Korea. The project is led by Professor Kyung-Shik Shin from the Division of Business Administration as the principal investigator and participated in by Korea’s top researchers in the relevant areas, such as data science and brain science and medicine, including Ewha faculty from the Department of Pharmacy, the Ewha Brain Institute, the Division of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering and the Department of Medicine. Meanwhile, the Department of Fashion Industry has been selected as a participating institution for the “3D data for traditional hanbok” category in the 2023 AI Learning Data Construction Support Project. Following in 2020 and 2022, the Department of Fashion Industry has been selected as a participating institution in 2023, dedicating its utmost efforts to nurturing talent in the fashion industry based on AI.
- No.703
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- Date2023.08.11
- Views11635
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Three Ewha Research Teams Selected for the 2023 Korea Health Technology R&D Project

Three Ewha Research Teams Selected for the 2023 Korea Health Technology R&D Project Ewha’s researchers have marked the outstanding achievement of being consecutively selected for major projects of the 2023 Korea Health Technology R&D Project, aimed at discovering future new growth engines based on innovative research results. Professor KIM YOUNG JU The team led by Professor KIM YOUNG JU of the Department of Medicine has been selected for the 2023 Global Research Cooperation Support Project. Consequently, the team will conduct “Korea-UK biohealth joint research for the management of high-risk pregnant women using AI-based multi-omics analysis and organ-on-a-chip analysis” with project funding of KRW 1.25 billion until December 2025. The Global Research Cooperation Support Project was designed to support joint research on healthcare-related fields, such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, regenerative medicine, digital healthcare and space medicine, conducted in collaboration between Korean researchers and their counterparts from major partner countries including the U.S., Switzerland and the UK. The project is aimed at promoting research cooperation between the researchers involved, effectively secure promising future technologies and enhance Korea’s research competitiveness. This selection will allow the team to conduct multi-ethnic research on the verification of bacterial risk scores and the advancement of bacteria tests for predicting premature births jointly with a research team from the University of Sheffield in the UK, thereby making an early headway into the global market for preterm labor diagnosis and treatment. Professor Yonghyun Lee, Professor Chang Mo Moon The team led by Professor Yonghyun Lee of the Department of Pharmacy has been selected for the Human Microbiome-based Diagnosis and Treatment Technology Development Project. The team will conduct research on the “development of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) treatment technology based on microbiome-control nanobiotics” with project funding of KRW 1.05 billion over the next four years. In a fierce competition with 36 competitors, Professor Lee’s team was selected as the final winner to embark on the development of IBD treatment technology. Professor Lee will conduct joint research with Professor Chang Mo Moon at the Department of Gastroenterology of Ewha Womans University Mokdong Hospital, who is active in carrying out research regarding the treatment of colorectal cancer and IBD, with the aim of discovering new treatment materials through the analysis of IBD-related human microbiome/metabolites and securing nano-bio materials which can modulate the intestinal microbiota community. Ultimately, Professor Lee’s team plans to develop a new, nanobiotics-based treatment technology filled with therapeutic agents and take the lead in developing new microbiome drugs in Korea. Professor Tae-Jin Song In addition, the team led by Professor Tae-Jin Song of the Department of Medicine has been selected for a project titled “The Development of Problem-solving Technology in Clinical Care for Brain Nervous System Diseases.” The project was designed to provide support for research topics with significant urgency and ripple effects in the context of problem-solving in the said field, in a bid to satisfy the currently unmet medical needs in the area of cerebral nervous system diseases. Over the next four years, Professor Song’s team will receive a total of KRW 1 billion to develop AI-based digital diagnosis and treatment devices for dysarthria and speech disorders following a stroke. The project will be jointly conducted by Professor Song as well as Professors Moo Seok Park, Yoonkyung Chang, Dong Woo Shin, Min Kyoung Kang and Hyung Woo Lee at the Department of Neurology, and Professors Seo Yon Yang and You Gyoung Yi at the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at Ewha Womans University Medical Center. Professor Tae-Jin Song was recently selected for a project titled “The Development of Core Original Technology for Human-centered AI” promoted by the Ministry of Science and ICT, thereby demonstrating his lead in researching the development of AI-based digital diagnosis and remedies for nervous system diseases. Meanwhile, the UroGyn Effectiveness Evaluation Center at Ewha Womans University Mokdong Hospital has been selected as the 2023 Growth-type Disease Effectiveness Evaluation Center, supported by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. The center is set to receive a total of KRW 9 billion over the next five years until 2027 to establish a unique, customized consumer-and-market-oriented system optimized for the evaluation of effectiveness against urinary and female diseases. It will also play a leading role in promoting the development and application of new drugs in Korea by providing advanced and specialized effectiveness evaluation services.
- No.701
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- Date2023.07.26
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Ewha Hosts a Special Lecture by Architect Tadao Ando

Ewha Hosts a Special Lecture by Architect Tadao Ando Ewha Womans University cohosted a special lecture at Welch-Ryang Auditorium on July 15 by the architect Tadao Ando with Museum SAN (Space Art Nature), a culture and art complex operated by the Hansol Cultural Foundation. Tadao Ando, who worked in construction before teaching himself architecture, became an iconic figure in the global field by establishing his own creative architectural vision. Some of his definitive works include the Church of the Light, Rokko Housing I, II, and III, Honpukuji Temple (the Water Temple), and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. He is well-known in Korea for works such as Museum SAN in Wonju, Gangwon-do Province and LG Art Center Seoul in Magok, western Seoul. At the event themed “We Make Our Own Possibilities,” Ando began his lecture with a greeting, saying “I am pleased to give a lecture at Ewha Womans University thanks to my personal relationships with the architect Dominique Perrault who designed the Ewha Campus Complex (ECC) and President of Ewha Eun Mee Kim.” He then introduced some of his projects, such as his first commission Sumiyoshi House (1969), Chichu Art Museum on the island of Naoshima, and Museum SAN in Wonju, as well as children’s library projects carried out in Japan, Bangladesh, and other countries. The architectural master’s voice that humorously delivered his life wisdom gained while conducting global projects captivated the audience filling the 3,000 seats. A student representative majoring in Architecture related her impressions on the event, saying, “I am proud that a lecture by an architect whom I have always respected and referred to was held at my school. It was a valuable opportunity for students to be able to develop a dream about the future while going to school.” Regarding the lecture, she added, “It was good to hear a story that you cannot find in a general exhibition, something beyond just a floor plan. I was motivated by the fact that he still does his best to work toward his goals even when he has become a global master in architecture.”
- No.699
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- Date2023.07.18
- Views24326
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Ewha Awards Honorary Doctoral Degree in Science to Jane Goodall, Ph.D.

Ewha Awards Honorary Doctoral Degree in Science to Jane Goodall, Ph.D. Ewha Womans University awarded an honorary doctoral degree in science to Dr. Jane Goodall, the founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and a United Nations Messenger of Peace, at 5 p.m. on July 7 at Lee Sam-bong Hall in the ECC building. President Eun Mee Kim remarked, “Dr. Jane Goodall has devoted her entire life to the exploration of science and the preservation of environments. In particular, she has played a leading role as a woman in a traditionally male-dominated science field. As such, we decided to award this honorary doctoral degree in science to her.” She went on to add, “Dr. Jane Goodall’s tireless pursuit of knowledge and ceaseless efforts towards a sustainable world are connected to Ewha’s vision.” “I am pleased to be awarded this degree at Ewha Womans University, the first university for women in Korea and also a prestigious one,” said Dr. Goodall in her acceptance speech. “It is all the more meaningful for me to receive this honorary doctoral degree in science on the Ewha campus with its beautiful natural features where a range of education and studies are taking place on behalf of the global environment, including the Research Institute of EcoScience.” She also emphasized, “Since each day of our lives affects this planet and also our society, an individual’s environmental footprint is really important. Therefore, it is significant for more young people to learn how to preserve and love the environment to address climate change and the loss of biodiversity.” Dr. Goodall has long maintained a special relationship with Ewha. She visited the school in 2004 and 2007 and gave lectures to students. As an Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies (EAAS) Distinguished Professor in 2012 and an invited speaker for the 14th Kim Okgill Memorial Lecture in 2014, she offered public lectures at Welch-Ryang Auditorium on the theme of the value of life. Continuing this relationship, she was awarded Ewha’s 112th honorary doctoral degree to deepen her connection with Ewha, which is leading research in the field of eco-science. Since 1952, Ewha has conferred honorary doctoral degrees on domestic and international figures who reflect Ewha’s ideals for education, including the improvement of human rights through increasing women’s empowerment and the reinforcement of women’s capacity. Among those who have received such degrees are former President of Finland Tarja Halonen (2002), former President of Ireland Mary McAleese (2005), former President of Chile Michelle Bachelet (2009), former Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel (2010), former Secretary-general of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon (2015), former President of Estonia Kersti Kaljulaid (2018), and CEO of Solvay Ilham Kadri (2022).
- No.697
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- Date2023.07.10
- Views21100
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“Special Lecture by a Great Scholar with a Nobel Prize” Held with Professor Gerardus 't Hooft

“Special Lecture by a Great Scholar with a Nobel Prize” Held with Professor Gerardus 't Hooft Ewha Womans University, the leader in fostering female talent in next-generation science fields, invited Professor Gerardus 't Hooft, the co-winner of the 1999 Nobel Prize in Physics, and held a “Special Lecture by a Great Scholar with a Nobel Prize.” The lecture event took place both face-to-face and remotely through the Research Cooperation Building Jupiter Seminar Room on June 30. Undergraduate and graduate students from around 20 domestic and overseas universities joined Ewha students at the event and listened attentively to the message of one of the world’s most prominent scholars of quantum field theory. The “Special Lecture by a Great Scholar with a Nobel Prize” was jointly hosted by the Department of Physics, Research Institute for Basic Sciences, and Autonomous Priority Research Institute at Ewha and the Center for Quantum Nanoscience at the Institute for Basic Science (IBS). It was intended to provide Ewha students with opportunities for learning across a wide range of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Prior to the lecture, Professor Gerardus 't Hooft reflected from the podium on female scientists who made great achievements in physics, such as Marie Curie and Emmy Noether, and conveyed to Ewha students that he hoped more women would enter science fields. In his special lecture on the theme of “Beyond the Textbooks: Where did the quantum come from?”, Professor Hooft introduced the historical background and meaning of the development of quantum mechanics. Towards the end of the lecture he turned to his new view on quantum theory. Professor Hooft argued that cell automation is a potential concept that provides a simpler theory that can explain the microscopic world, including elementary particles. In particular, he suggested a methodology for interpreting quantum mechanics from the classical point of view using cell automation and described how this interpretation would be compatible with Bell’s theorem. Professor Hooft remarked, “Historically, several problems in science were concluded with unexpected answers. I am continuously finding more astonishing and simpler theories to explain quantum mechanics and elementary particles.” After the lecture, a Q&A session was provided for students. “Good questions from when I studied physics 50 years ago might not be good ones anymore,” said Hooft in his closing remarks. “Pose questions without answers, questions only you can ask, and attempt to solve them.” Earlier in the day of the special lecture, President Eum Mee Kim spoke with Professor Hooft. Ewha has established a development strategy under its “Ewha Vision 2030+” that includes the theme “A Creative and Innovative Platform Leading to a Sustainable Society.” The school is particularly concentrating on building a creative research ecosystem and strengthening its status as a research-intensive university. During their conversation, President Kim discussed with Professor Hooft the importance of basic science, the roles of a research-intensive university, and fostering female scientists in the STEM fields.
- No.695
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- Date2023.07.05
- Views20409
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Ewha Research Teams Selected for Advanced Research Center Program and Basic Research Laboratory

Ewha Research Teams Selected for Advanced Research Center Program and Basic Research Laboratory Two Ewha research teams were recently selected for the Advanced Research Center Program and four more for the Basic Research Laboratory Program in the Korean government-supported “2023 Basic Research Project.” Ewha Womans University has been focusing on developing research capacity by carrying out diverse projects with the aim of building a creative research ecosystem for producing world-class outcomes, and a number of research teams from the school have been drawing attention by being selected for this project designed to enhance basic research capabilities. The Advanced Research Center Program is a project to improve the national basic research capacity by selecting creative and outstanding research groups and supporting core fields with the potential for global competitiveness and foster next-generation creative convergent researchers. In particular, reinforcing national basic research capacity, including the formulation of new academic theories and resolution of scientific challenges, by training outstanding research groups in the natural sciences is a priority for the project. The Multitasking Macrophage Research Center (MMRC) (PI: Professor Soo Young Lee, Department of Life Sciences [Graduate School]) was selected for the Science Research Center (SRC) program in recognition of the importance of the research subject in terms of basic science and the excellent research capacity demonstrated by the joint research team, including the director of the research center. The MMRC will receive KRW 10.53 billion in research funding over the next seven years (four + three years). The Environment Blind Spot Strategy Advanced Research Center (PI: Professor Ahjeong Son, Environmental Science and Engineering), which pursues the realization of social profit, was selected for the Convergence Research Center (CRC) program to receive research funding of up to approximately KRW 8 billion over seven years (two + two + three years) for conducting multidisciplinary convergence research. By identifying creative approaches and solutions for plastic-derived harmful micro-substances and environmental blind spots within society, the research team is expected to suggest a new paradigm for resolving environmental issues through cooperative efforts between engineering and the humanities and social sciences. In addition, the Department of Statistics, the Department of Chemistry & Nanoscience, the Department of Food Science & Biotechnology, and the Department of Cyber Security were selected for the Basic Research Laboratory (BAL) program, which is intended to drive the activation of joint research focused on certain research subjects. The selected teams will conduct convergence and in-depth research supported by a total of KRW 1.375 billion in funding over the coming 33 months (June 2023 – February 2026). Promoting the “Ewha Frontier 10-10 Project” to lead changes in the future of society and drive innovative growth, Ewha is intensively supporting project teams of “advancement fields” showing global competitiveness and promising “challenge fields” for the future. In addition, the school has been creating sustainable creative research environments and has established the Ewha Leading-edge Convergence Medi-healthcare Cluster (ELEC), through which it is raising its status and capacity as a world-class research-intensive university.
- No.693
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- Date2023.06.26
- Views21245

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