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- Joint research team from DGIST, KAIST, POSTECH, Kyung Hee University, and Kongju National University develops a next-generation, eco-friendly heating and cooling technology that operates without electricity - The research result was selected as the cover study in ‘Advanced Materials’

- With donations from NH Investment & Securities, providing a unique local menu. - ‘Farmer’s Day’ event, also scheduled for November 11

- The DGIST research team, led by Professors Eom Ji-won and Ko Jae-won, identified the cause: a protein abnormality in autistic patients that disrupts brain signal transmission and leads to communication difficulties. - Identifying the ‘Switch inside Brain’ linked to autistic symptoms, expected to provide clues for developing future treatments for mental illness.

- Exploring practical uses of AI across all areas of research, education, and administration - Creating a ‘DGIST-type AI circular ecosystem to spread AI applications into education

- Lectures scheduled from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Innopolis Daegu on December 11, 12, 15, 16, and 17, 2025

- Enables high-resolution Doppler estimations through signal extrapolation without complex computation... Expected to enhance unmanned system performance

DGIST Holds Joint Symposium with Korea University, Collaborating in Future Convergence Research

- Opening DGIST’s advanced research infrastructure to the local community to realize future-oriented convergence education. - Fostering creative and problem-solving talent through programs mainly exploring math and science convergence. - Targeting 5th and 6th grade elementary school students and 1st grade middle school students in Dalseong-gun.

- Fostering next-generation talent through a tailored, non-graded education for elementary, middle, and high school students. - Promoting balanced regional development and strengthening national competitiveness through a full-cycle AI/SW curriculum.

- Signal extrapolation yields high-resolution Doppler estimation without complex computation - Expected to improve unmanned system performance

DGIST and Korea University Hold Joint Symposium to Foster Collaboration in Future Convergence Research

- Implementing future-oriented convergence education by opening the university’s advanced research infrastructure to the local community - Fostering creative, problem-solving talents through math and science-based convergence inquiry programs - Open to 5th-6th grade elementary and 1st grade middle school students in Dalseong-gun

- Fosters next-generation talent through non-graded tailored education for elementary, middle, and high school students - Balances development among regions and strengthens national competitiveness through a comprehensive AI/SW curriculum

- Wafer-Scale Integration of Next-Generation Memristor Semiconductors: Establishing a World-Class Platform for High-Density, Low-Power Computing - Research Findings Published in Nature Communications

- A research team led by DGIST Professors Pyungok Lim, Jongchan Lee, and Minsik Kim identifies a mechanism that delivers plant aging signals to chloroplasts - The findings of the study are published in Nature Plants, one of the world’s most renowned journals in botany

- Strengthen industry–academia collaboration and establish a practice-oriented AI interdisciplinary education system

- Proposed the world’s first strategy to precisely control triboelectric polarity through polymer structure design, drawing attention to it as a next-generation energy-harvesting material. - Developed an ion-anchored polymer electrolyte that overcomes the limitations of conventional ionic liquids, achieving both output stability and controlled polarity. - Research findings published in Advanced Materials, a world-renowned journal in the field of material science.

- Highlight physical AI, human digital twins, and quantum sensing - Share innovation competencies through research exhibitions, technical consultations, and industry collaboration

- Research team led by DGIST Professor Hyukjun Kwon successfully covert the n-type of titanium oxide into the p-type with a laser-based integrated oxidation-doping process - This highly reliable, high-speed process is expected to be applicable to next-gen electronic devices

- Successful control of crystal structure and defects achieved by adjusting only the heating rate during the annealing process - Development of high-efficiency, eco-friendly devices without complex equipment that demonstrates commercialization potential

- Paper and custom LiDAR dataset to be revealed at ICCV 2025, one of the leading global conferences in CS

- New approach that overcomes the limitations of existing processes, improving both diffusion efficiency and magnetic performance - Combines spark plasma sintering with diffusion technology to achieve enhanced performance, with potential applications in electric vehicles, wind power generation, etc. - Published in Journal of Alloys and Compounds, a prestigious international journal in the field of materials science

-AI that detects even “wing-flapping patterns,” the world’s first technology to distinguish birds from small drones at long range - Successfully identifies small drones 8 km away… DGIST joins Google and OpenAI on the global stage

- Development of an AI method that enables efficient large-scale model training while protecting personal information with only a single model transmission - Overcomes previous limitations of computational cost and overfitting… expected to be applied in medical image analysis - Research results published in Medical Image Analysis, October 2025, a top-tier journal in the field of medical image analysis

- The coil interface, designed as an inductive electric field gradient-enhanced coil for peripheral nerve stimulation, was 3D-printed and successfully verified - Expected to contribute to the treatment of chronic pain and nerve disorders, with improved stimulation efficiency achieved by reducing heat generation and energy consumption - Research findings published in the esteemed journal, ‘IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering’

- Introducing “magnetic properties” into platinum-based alloys, dramatically improving oxygen reduction reaction performance and durability - Exceeding the U.S. Department of Energy’s 2025 targets–expected to contribute to the commercialization of next-generation eco-friendly hydrogen energy

- A research team led by DGIST Professor Cheol Song has developed a fiber optics-based sensor system that simultaneously measures force and depth - Ultra-precise force and distance information is obtained from living tissue based on an optical interferometer, and new possibilities are suggested for ultra-precise surgery and robotic micromanipulation

- To discuss innovative directions in healthy brain aging and therapeutic strategies

- Professor Kyung-Joon Park’s team at DGIST develops a Physical AI-based multi-robot autonomous navigation system inspired by how social issues spread and are forgotten. - Productivity 18%↑, Travel Time 30%↓ in logistics centers and smart factories – immense potential for industrial use.

The risk of extreme water shortages due to climate change is predicted to affect almost 74% of drought-prone regions by 2100, according to new research in Nature Communications. In the first known published estimation of its kind, the authors report that hotspots of water scarcity will likely emerge across the Mediterranean, southern Africa, and parts of North America by the 2020s and 2030s.