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# Department/Major Name of Professor

1 College of Pharmacy Im, Young Jun

2 College of Pharmacy, BioNanoPharmaceuticals Research Lab CHUN/CHANGJU

3 College of Pharmacy, Pharmacology Kim/Kyeong-Man

4Department of Animal Science

College of Agricultural and life SciencesKoo Bok Chin

5 Department of Anthropology(Archaeology Major)

Youngjin Yim

(Jinseon jo & Minkoo

kim)

Chonnam Natio


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6 Department of Applied Chemical Engineering Yun-Sung Lee()

7Department of Aquatic biology,

Colle e of Fisheries and Oceano ra hKHO kang Hee

8 Department of Biological Sciences Kim/ Eung-Sam

9 Department of Biological Sciences and Technology Kim Changsoo

10 Department of Biomedical and Electronic Engineering Bae/Youngchul

11 Department of Biotechnology HAN OKSOO

12 Department of Biotechnology and Bioengineering CHOI, Jong-il

13Department of Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering

College of EngineeringCHUNG/GYUHWA


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21Department of Chemistry

Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Molecular Medicine Kim / Jeong-Sun

22Department of Chemistry

Laboratory for Synthesis Driven CatalysisKIM/JIMIN

23 Department of Civil Engineering Oh/Jaehong

24 Department of Civil Engineering Inkyu Rhee

25 Department of Computer Engineering (Yeosu Campus) Lim / ChangGyoon


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Department of Construction & Environmental Engineering(Graduate)

Department of Ocean Civil Engineering (Undergraduate)

College of Engineering Science

Huh/ Jungwon

27 Department of Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering Ahn / Seon-Ju

28 Department of Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering Choi / Yonghoon

29 Department of Electronic Communication Engineering Suh, Heejong


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30 Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering LEE, GUEE-SANG

31 Department of Energy and Resources Engineering Yang/ Hyung-Sik

32 Department of Energy and Resources Engineering Youngwoo Kil

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Department of Energy and Resources Engineering

Geophysical lab is one of 6 labs consisting the energy and

resources engineering department of Chonnam National

University.

Yoon Wang Jung


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34Department of Energy and Resources Engineering,

College of EngineeringMyong Jun KIM

35Department of Environment and Energy Engineering

College of EngineeringPark Jeong-Hun

36Department of Environment and Energy Engineering,

College of EngineeringJUNG/Sokhee Philemon


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Department of Environment and Energy Engineering,

College of Engineering Park/Seung-Shik

38 Department of Food and Nutrition Jhon/Deok-Young

39 Department of Food Science and Technology Kim/Duwoon

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Department of Forest Products and Technology (for master

course)

Department of Wood Science and Landscape Agriculture (for

Ph. D course)

Jae-Won Lee

41 Department of Geography Education Lee,Yong Gyun

42Department of lab medicine

Research Center for Cancer Immunotherapy

Duck Cho MD, PhD (

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43 Department of Marine and Civil Engineering Han / Dongyeob

44 Department of Marine and Civil Engineering LEE / CHANGHO

45 Department of Marine and Civil Engineering KIM / YOUNG SANG

46 Department of Materials Science and Engineering Kim/Jaekook

47 Department of Materials Science and Engineering Song, Sun-Ju

48Department of Materials Science and Engineering,

College of EngineeringPark / Chan-Jin


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49Department of Materials Science and Engineering,

College of EngineeringProf. Kwangmin Lee

50 Department of Mechanical Engineering Kang, Hyun Wook

51 Department of Mechanical Engineering Young-Bae Kim

52 Department of Mechanical Engineering Park, Gyuhae

53 Department of Mechanical Engineering PARK / Su Han

54 Department of Mechanical Engineering Lee, Bong-Kee


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55Department of Mechanical Engineering

MEMS and Nanotechnology Laboratory(MNTL)

Lee/Dong-Weon

(homepage:

http://mems.jnu.ac.kr)


Robot Research InitiativeSeong Young Ko


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Robot Research InitiativeSukho Park


Robot Research InitiativeJong-oh Park

59 Department of molecular medicine Jung, Che-Hun()

60 Department of Neurosurgery Jung/Tae-Young

61 Department of PsychologyHwang Samuel Suk-

Hyun

62Department of Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineering,

College of Engineering and ScienceKim/Min-Yong


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63Department of Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineering,

College of Engineering and ScienceOh/Jong- Taek

64 Department of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery Joe Hwajin

65 Department of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery Jeong/ In Seok

66Department of Veterinary Surgery, College of Veterinary

MedicineKang/SeongSoo

67 Departmnet of Veterinary laboratory medicine DoHyeon Yu

68 Dept. of Biotechnology KIM/Jong Deog


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Division of Applied Bioscience and Biotechnology, Institute of

Environmentally Friendly Agriculture, College of Agriculture and

Life Sciences

Kim/Jin-Cheol

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Environmental Microbiology Lab (EML), Biological Chemistry

Dept., Division of Applied Bioscience & Biotechnology, College

of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Chonnam National Univ.,

Gwangju 500-757.

LEE/Hyang Burm

71 Fine Art Kim / Dae Gil

72 Fine Art Choi / Gyu Cheol

73 Fine Art Shin / Kyoung Ho

74 Fine Art Seo / Kee Moon

75 Fine Art Hur / Jin

76 Fine Art Lee / Ku Yong

77 Fine Art Nam / ho Jung

78 Fine Art Jung / Jung Ho

79 Fine Art Baik / Il

80 Fine Art Kim / Chul Woo


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81 Fine Art Jang / Suk Won

82 Fine Art Jung / Kum Hee

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Interdisciplinary Program for Photonic Engineering

(This provides the Master of Engineering.)

Homepage: peel.jnu.ac.kr

Professor/Dr. Soon

Hyung Kang

84Laboratory Medicine and Molecular Doagnostics,

Chonnam National Univeristy Medical SchoolShin/Myung-Geun

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Medical School

Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Molecular Medical

Science

Rhee Joon Haeng

86 Medical School, Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine Sanghyun, Kwak


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87 School of Architecture Han/Seung-Hoon

88 School of Architecture

(Major: Architectural Engineering)

Lee, Bang Yeon

89 School of Biological Sciences and Technology Kim Changsoo

90 School of Biological Sciences and Technology Yun/Chul-Ho

91 School of Biological Sciences and Technology Keesook Lee


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92 School of Biological Sciences and Technology Joung/Young Hee

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School of Biological Sciences and Technology

Center for Nuclear Receptor Signals / National Creative

Research Initiatives

Hueng-Sik Choi

94 School of Dentistry Sang Won/Park

95 School of Dentistry Hyun-Pil Lim

96 School of dentisty ,Department of Conservative dentistry Hwang Yun-Chan


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97 School of dentisty, Department of Clinical dentistry Lee Bin-Na

98 School of Electornics and Computer Engineering Kyungbaek Kim

99 School of Electornics and Computer Engineering Soo-Hyung Kim

100 School of Electornics and Computer Engineering Yang, Hyung-Jeong

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School of Electrical, Electronic Communication, and Computer

Engineering

- Major : Computer Engineering

Kim Kangchul


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102School of Electronics and Computer Eng

College of EngineeringKim/ Jin Young

103 School of Electronics and Computer Engineering Kim, Cheol Hong

104School of Electronics and Computer Engineering

College of EngineeringYonggwan Won ()


College of EngineeringDeokjai Choi


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College of Engineering,Kim, Jinsul

107 School of Electronics and Computer Engineering. Young-Chul Kim

108 School of Materials Science and Engineering FISHER, John Gerard

109 School of Polymer Science and Engineering Yoon Hyeonseok

110 Statistics NG/ Chi Tim


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Lithium secondary battery, Solid Electrolyte, Hybrid super capacitor

Molecular Physiology of Marine Species (Fish & Invertebrate)

Mechanobiology in cancer cells and cardiomyocytes

Cancer metabolism

Innovative and cost-effective Biosensors or Nanocarriers for theranostics

1. Neurobiology

2. Stem Cell Biology

3. Aging

Nonlinear dynamics including chaos synchronization and control, robot control, and electricalfacilities diagnosis.

Genetic Biochemistry/Biotechnology

1. Development of recombinant strains (bacteria and microalgae) using metabolic

engineering (systems biology) approach

- DNA cloning

- Proteomics, Genomics

2. Modification of biomolecules for enhanced biological activities

- in vitro assay

- Plant genetics and breeding

- Chemical and molecular characterization of functional components

- Cell manipulation and genetic transformation of plant


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Electronic Commerce / Management Information System

Coronary Artery disease, Interventional cardiology, Atherosclerosis, Vascular calcification,

Gene and Cell therapy.

. upramoecu ar ems ry

a) Size and Shape Control of Platinum Supramolecules

b) Host-Guest Chemisty

2. Transition Metal Catalysis

a) Metallocene Catalysts for Synthesis of Common Polymers

such as sPS, PE and PP

b) Polymer Chemistry such as Biodegradable Polylactide, Bio-resistant Polyolefins and

Special Polymers

3. Material Chemistry

a) MOF Chemistry for Gas Absorption, Molecular Magnet and so on b) Nanocomposite using Polymers and Carbon Nanotubes

c Cluster Chemistr usin Transition Metal Ions as Sensor and OLED

Excited-state dynamics of organic/inorganic functional materials by using Time-resolved

Spectroscopic tools.

- Organic Solar Cells (DSSC, OPV)

- Organic Metal Complexes

- Artificial Light Harvesting Complexes

- Self-assembled Nano-sized Organic Materials

- Tools: Steady-state and Time-resolved Spectroscopic Methods

Biochemistry

Structural biology

Protein chemistry

Biophysical chemistry

Peptide/protein engineering

-Materia s P ysica C emistry

- Nanomaterials and Interfaces

- Quantum Dot Solids and Nanocrystals Solids

- Molecular Electronics

- Organic synthesis (small molecules, polymers, dendrimers, fluorophores)

- Supramolecular polymer chemistry

- Development of new fluorophores for single-molecule imaging

- Development of novel methodologies for functional polymer/dendrimer syntheses

- Development of stimuli-responsive supramolecular nanostructures for the controlled

release of a wide range of chemical or biological agents


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Biochemistry, Biology, Structural Biology

Nucleic acid - protein interaction

Organic chemistry/Organic synthesis

Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing, GIS

- Structural Mechanics (Computational Mechanics, Fracture Mechanics)

- Nonlinear Finite Element Analysis for Heterogeneous Materials and Structures

- Innovative Civil Engineering Materials

r c a n e gence

Machine Learning

Intelligent Robotics

Soft Computing


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Structural Reliability, Fragility Assesment, Seismic Analysis, and Reliability-based Design of

Civil Infra-structures such as bridges, buildings, foundations, tunnels, coastal structures, etc.

- ec r c power sys em

- Power system modeling, analysis, control, and operation- Integration of renewable energies(Wind, PV, etc.) to the power system

- Wind fram operation and protection

- Distributed generation, microgrid and smart grid

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- System-level & network optimization for 4G/B4G/5G communication systems

- Analysis and optimization of power-line communications

- Smart (micro) grid, smart building system and construction IT convergence

- IT convergence network for machine-to-machine (M2M), u-healthcare and RFID/USN

- Nonlinear optimization and convex analysis of communication systems

Networks, Error Correcting Codes


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[Image Processing]

- Background Subtraction / Foreground Segmentation

- Anisotropic Diffusion

- Tensor Voting Applications

- Text Extraction in Natural Scene Images

- Image Segmentation

- Text Processing in Natural Images / Document Images - Medical Imaging Applications

[Computer Vision]

- Hand Gesture Recognition

- Image Understanding

- Moving Object Tracking

[Video Coding Algorithms]

- Motion Estimation in MEG2/4, H.264

- Transcoding in MPEG2, MPEG4, H.264

- Distributed Video Coding

Rock Mechanics

Blasting Engineering

Mining Enfineering

Applied Geology

Geochemistry

Petrology

Mineralogy

.2. Seismic exploration

it is subject to enforce their background in some important theoretical and practical

knowledge Application fields : petroleum and gas exploration, geological survey

3. Electrical resistivity/Electromagnetic exploration :

Application fields : construction, geological survey, underground

water survey, and resource survey, Etc..

4. Remote sensing

Remote sensing is the small or large-scale acquisition of information of an object or

phenomenon, by the use of either recording or real-time sensing devices. In practice,remote

sensing is the stand-off collection through the use of a variety of devices for gatheringinformation on a given object or area.

students can also study about magnetic method, GPR(ground penetrating radar), and new


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Deve opment o minera processing an y rometa urgica processes

In general, the R&D projects conducted have included testwork programs to develop

process design parameters for processing minerals and secondary materials into high purity

products. The scheme includes all unit operations involved in mineral processing and

hydrometallurgy.

Development of solvent extraction technologyThe research in this area involves the development of a process for solvent extraction,

applying commercially available solvent for extracting metals of interest into solution for

concentration and recovery as high purity products.

The research includes equilibrium study of various aqueous/organic systems to derive

McCabe Thiele diagrams for process development. From the data collected in the laboratory,

plant circuits can be developed, including stage design and process plant production.

Development of ion exchange technology

In conjunction with other purification techniques such as precipitation, solvent extraction,

work on ion exchange resins is also being conducted at the laboratory for implementing

schemes to selectively remove metal ions from the process liquor before final product

recovery.

The research includes loading testing of various resins on process liquors to determine

loading and ion exchange characteristics and to determine operating parameters for resin

column operations (flow rate, breakthrough characteristics, etc.).

Modelling of chemical systems using Stabcal program

The Stabcal software was developed by Prof. H.H.Huang of Montana Tech, UM, and has

been used extensively in research to determine the speciation of various chemical equilibria.

The ro ram redicts the stabilit of various e uilibrium s stems of interest and is a useful.

2. Development of soil remediation method

3. Studies on the analysis of soil contaminants

4. Risk assessment of contaminated area or abandoned mine area

5. Development of analysis methodology of hazardous chemicals

6. Determination of contaminant source

- Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC)

- Microbial Electrochemical System

- Environmental Biotechnology

- Environmental Sustainability

- Ecological Engineering


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- Atmospheric Environment- Air Quality Management/Monitoring

- Comprehensive Chemical Characterization of Atmospheric Aerosol Particles

and Biomass Burning Aerosols

- Source Apportionment of Atmospheric Aerosol Particles

- Secondary Organic Aerosols

- Water-Soluble Organic Carbon

Food Microbiology, Food Safety, Fermented Foods,

Food Enzymology, Food biotechnology

Food microbiology and Food safety. p m za on o pre rea men con on o agr cu ura res ues or ermen a e sugar

production

2. Oxalic acid pretreatment of agricultural residues and enzyme accessibilty to pretreated

biomass

3. Structural characterization of biomass pretreated by oxalic acid pretreatment

- Development Geography: Postdevelopment agenda, Discourse on Fair-trade

- Migration Studies: Trans-migrants, Migration-locality

Cancer immunotherapy

NK cells


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Satellite Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry

Airborne and Terrestrial Laser Scanning

Digital Image Processing and Computer Vision

Geographic Information System

1. Fundamental Behavior of Geo-materials Physical characterization of geomaterials using elastic and electromagnetic wave

Physical characterization of vanishing, dissolution geomaterial and Non-text book soil

Physical characterization of cemented soils (bio-treated) and engineered soils

2. Geotechnical Instrumentations from Lab to Field (Wave-based)

Wire or wireless sensor networking applicable to monitor subsurface and to detect in geo-

event

Development of innovative sensor technology and application for various field conditions

Development of multi-purpose sensing probes

Inventive non-destructive techniques

3. Geotechnical Engineering in Particle-Scale Parameter estimation of granular media based on 3D imaging

Observation of micro and macro behavior of soils

4. Emerging Geotechnical Engineering

Application of Bio in Geotechnical Engineering

Polymerized Granular Materials

1. Recycling of industrial wastes on geo-application

2. Geotechnical research for scouring

Design, Synthesis, Characterization, and Properties of Inorganic Materials

Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage Technologies

Lithium Ion Batteries, Fuel Cells, and Solar Cells

: - Nanoparticles for Advanced Energy Conversion Devices

(Lithium-ion Batteries for Hybrid Electric Vehicle, Care Robot, Medical Devices, Satellite, RFID,

Portable Electronics, etc.)

- Developing a Noble Synthetic Route for Nanomaterials

(Polyol-mediated synthesis, Co-precipitation, Sol-gel, Micro-emulsion, Spray Pyrolysis,

Microwave Assisted, etc.)

- Hi h Tem erature Materials S nthesis and Evaluationnergy a er a s:

Gas(Hydrogen, Oxygen) Separation Membranes

Solid Electrolyte Fuel Cells (SOFC, PCFC)

Secondary Battery (Solid electrolytes)

Defect Chemistr Electrochemical Anal sis and Trans ort Pro ertiesater a s ectroc em stry

- Secondary Batteries

- Corrosion and protection

- Electro & Electroless des osition


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SMART CANTILEVERS

Smart micro-four-point probe with in-plane tips

SU-8 cantilevers integrated with high-sensitive strain gauges

Switchable cantilevers for a time-of-flight scanning force microscope

Construction of a low-cost AFM system

Sub-attonewton force detection using ultrathin silicon cantilevers

Functional cantilever arrays for data storage applications Thermal probe array for maskless nanolithography

SENSORS & ACTUATORS

A novel pressure sensor based on an array of microswitches

Pressure sensor using single carbon fiber as a strain gauge

Micro XY-stage using SU-8 thermal actuators

PDMS-based thermal microactuators

Thermal-driven silicon xy-stage integrated with piezoresistive sensors for nano-positioning

Investigation of graphene piezoresistors for use as strain gauge sensors

MICRO-FABRICATION

MEMS methods for studying postbuckling beam under thermal loading and its

application in electrothermal actuators

PVDF energy harvesting system

Fabrication of thermal microprobes with a sub-100 nm metal-to-metal junction

Artificial Lotus leafs with super hydrophobic transparent surfaces

Surface modified nano-patterned SU-8 pillar array optically transparent super-

hydrophobic thin film

Nanocomposites stacked with carbon nanotubes and Nafion films

Fabrication of unique tungsten tips by the self-descending phenomenon of menisci

MEDICAL DEVICES

Cantilever-based micros stem for hi h-throu h ut dru screenin a lications

Micro/Nano Robotics, Medical Robotics, Intelligent Robotics, Cable Robotics, Space Robotics


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biochemistry, enzymology, cancer biochemistry

: Malignant brain tumor

: Caner immunotherapy

: Peptide immunotherapy

Behavioral Addiction, Psycholpathology, Emotion, Neuropsychology

Specific Rresearch Areas:

Behavioral Addictions - Internet Game Addiction, Running Addiction, Food Addiction

Psychopathology- Schizophrenia, Affective Disorders, Insight, Neurocognitive Functioning,

Neuroleptic Side-effects

Emotion- Emotional Process, Emotion Complexity, Emotion Expression

Neuropshology- Relationships of above research areas with neuropsychological/cognitive

functioning1. Preservation o oo in ow Temperature

2. Cold chain

3. Food rocess En ineerin (unit o eration in Food industr )


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Major: Heat Engineering in Mechanical Engineering/ Fields of Study: Boiling and

Condensation Heat Transfer in Mini and Microchannels, Modification and Development of

Heat Exchangers using Natural and Alternative Refrigerants, Heat Pump using New and

Renewable Energy, Efficiency Modification in Refrigeration Plant and Cold Chain.

.

- Human

- Animal model (Piglet)

2. Sepsis induced organ failure in animal model (mouse, piglet)

- Mitochondrial dysfunction in septic cardiomyopathy

- Ventilator induced lung injury (VILI)

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- Human

- Animal model (Piglet)2. Sepsis induced organ failure in animal model (mouse, piglet)

- Mitochondrial dysfunction in septic cardiomyopathy

- Ventilator induced lung injury (VILI)

- oma er a s

Bone graft substitutes

Collagen-based biomaterials

Comparative studies for different biomaterials

Animal models for scaffold biomaterial research

MS or PhD student position in veterinary laboratory medicine is available. Applicants are

invited from highly motivated and outstanding students with a Bachelor degree in veterinarymedicine, medicine, biology, molecular biology, biochemistry or immunology.

The position is embedded in a research area focusing on pathogenesis of sepsis and acute

lung injury/acute respiratory distress syndrome. The students will be involved in the role of

animal (mouse, pigs and dogs) modeling and molecular/protein works as well as in vitro

study.

Students will join a young and international research team with extensive expertise in the

field of sepsis and critical care in a recently constructed, modern state-of-the art scientific

lab. Students will also learn how to understand, think and conduct top science, and how to

master the most advanced techniques in animal model, molecular biology and immunology.

n -angogenes s w na ura pro uc s an ac er a2) Natural Antibiotics

3) Anti-obesity with antioxidant materials from natural products

4) Development of Biofuel

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1. Development of microbial pesticides for the control of plant diseases

2. Development of botanical pesticides for the control of plant diseases

3. Development of natural preservatives for foods and cosmetics

4. Discovery of novel natural metabolites

5. Development of eco-friendly techniques for the reduction of natural contamination

of Fusarium mycotoxins

Applied Microbiology, Phytopathology, Plant Disease, Antibiotics, BioControl / Biological

Chemistry.

Sculpture / carving & Modeling

Sculpture / carving & Modeling

Painting / Drawing & Painting

Painting / Drawing & Painting

Korean Painting / Korean Painting

Korean Painting / Korean Painting

Design / Visual Communication Design

Design / Visual Communication Design

Varnishing with Lacquer Craft()/ Craft Fine Arts

Ceramic Art / Craft Fine Arts


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Theory of Art / Theory of Art

Theory of Art / Theory of Art

- Chemical synthesis of metal and metal oxide materials- Development of various dimensional structures for photoelectrochemical (PEC) device

- Formation of TiO2 nanotube/nanorod using anodization and hydrothermal methods

- Sensitized p-type solar cell based on inverseopal CuxO and NiO electrode

- Dye-sensitized solar cell based on the electron motion at the photoanode composed

of 1-D structure

- Synthesis of quantum-dot and application of quantum-dot solar cell

- Synthesis of new metal oxides for photoelectrochemical water splitting

- Synthesis of anodic metal oxides with functional nanostructures for

photoelectrochemical devices

- Electrode materials for lithium ion battery and redox flow battery

1. Construction of a Korean mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) phylogeny for understanding

mtDNA polymorphisms in the Korean population and geographic or phenotype estimation.

2. Investigation of the mitochondrial genome instability (mtGI) in cancers and its

pathophysiological and clinical implications.

3. Development of new markers for the quantitative determination of hematopoietic

chimerism after allogeneic stem cell transplantation using mitochondrial DNA microsatellites.

4. Development of biomarkers for the diagnosis and successful treatment of cancers,

especially leukemia and colorectal cancer

5. Mitochondrial genotyping from individual stem cells as a new method for tracking stemcell progeny, which may provide a natural genetic marker for the determination of the

contribution of stem cells to myocardium regeneration

- Molecular bacterial pathogenesis

- Vaccine and adjuvant development

- Systems biology and vaccinology

- Phagocytosis, Apoptosis and Efferocytosis of Neutrophil

- Sepsis and Multiple Organ Failure- Critical Care Medicine


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Architectural Planning & Design, Integrated Project Delivery, Sustaninable Architecture,

Building Energy Evaluation, Building Faade, Digital Design, Building Information Modeling,

Spatial and/or Environmental Standardization

1. High performance fiber reinforced cementitious composites

- Sustainable(Green) construction materials (Strain-hardening cement free composites)

- Fiber distribution evaluation in FRCCs using image processing techniques

- Micromechanics-based fiber bridging analysis

- Tensile behavior simulation of FRCCs

- Development of special version of FRCC for infra-structure application

2. High performance concrete

- Self compacting concrete (rheological control of cementitious materials)

Optimal concrete mixture proportion using artificial intelligence technique

3. Image processing & AI techniques

- Image processing technique (crack measurement, fiber distribution evaluation, eta.)

- Artificial intelligence technique (artificial neural network, genetic algorithm, fuzzy theory,

etc.)

1. Neurobiology

2. Stem Cell Biology

3. Aging

Research in P450 lab is mainly focused on the cytochrome P450 related functions and their

application for the production of valuable fine chemicals including drugs and drug

candidates.

Specific topics:

1. Enzyme Engineering: Directed evolution of bacterial and human cytochrome P450 enzymes

to make biocatalysts for the generation of metabolites, which can be used for drug leads or

drug themselves.

2. Enzymology: Reaction mechanism of bacterial and human cytochrome P450 enzymes

toward human drugs and fine chemicals.3. Metabolism Studies: Metabolism studies of human dru s and fine chemicals usin

Molecular Endocrinology

Cancer Biology

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1. Functional genomics: Investigate gene function using transgenic plants

2. Molecular Farming: Production of pharmaceutical proteins and valuable enzymes using

plant system

3. Gene regulation: regulation of gene expression

Liver Metabolism

Cell Signaling

Gene regulation

: Dental Implant surface

: Dental prosthodontics

: Esthetic ceramic restorative material

: CAD/CAM prosthesis

: Dental titanium alloy

: Bone graft material

: Dental Implant surface

: Dental prosthodontics

: Esthetic ceramic restorative material

: CAD/CAM prosthesis

: Dental titanium alloy

: Bone graft material

Dental pulp biologyDentin-pulp complex regeneration

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Dental pulp biology

Dentin-pulp complex regeneration

Pulp inflammation and mineralization

The main field of study is distributed networks and systems which includes issues related to

peer-to-peer networks, overlay networks, content distribution networks, online social

networks, software defined network and GRID/Cloud computing. The following list represents

the recent topic of research

- Improving operability and security of Software defined network

- Improving trustness of recommendation systems by leveraging Online Social Network

- Achieving very fast dissemination through overlay networks in emergency

- Enhancing performance of content distribution network by considering users' behavior

- Defending Sybil Attack by using Online Social Network

- Security issues on Software Defined Networks

- Pattern Recognition

- Image Processing

- Document Image Understanding

Bioinformatics, Pattern Recognition, Semantic Web, Multimedia Data Mining, Big DataAnalysis

- ystem on p

- Networks on Chip

- Mobile Application Program

- Embedded S stem


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Multi-modal signal processing,

Computational Intelligence,

Pattern Recognition and Image Processing

High-performance embedded system

Energy-aware embedded system

Temperature-aware embedded system

OS-level Management

Energy-aware job scheduling

Task scheduling between CPU and GPU

SoC (System-on-a-Chip)

Bus architecture for high-performance SoC

Low-power on-chip interconnection

Computer Architecture

Microprocessor

Multi-core processor

Biomedical Engineering

Computational Intelligence, Pattern Recognition, Data Mining

Image Processing

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Location Tracking with Smart Phone

Software Defined Network

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Next Generation Mobile Computing & Networking

- Clouding computing and networks, Next generation mobile platform, etc.

Broadcasting & Telecommunication Convergence Media

- Smart media processing, Signal processing.

- QoS/QoE-aware Smart TV & Social TV, media controls/measurement/analysis

Human-oriented IT convergence technologies

- Smart work, Smart space, Contents, Cultural processing technologies

1. Natural User Interface Using Smart Sensors

2. Smart Phone Sensing & Remote Control Technology

3. Electric Potential Sensor Based Gesture Recognition

4. Low-Power Embedded System Design

cros ruc ura eve opmen n ceram cs.

Single crystal growth.Fuel cell electrolyte proton conducting ceramics.

Lead-free piezoelectric ceramics and single crystals.

Visit the webpage: http://funlab.jnu.ac.kr

1) Fabrication of conducting polymer nanomaterials with controlled size and morphology

Time series, high-dimensional data analysis, mathematical finance


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Yongbong-Dong, Buk-gu,

Gwangju, 500-757, Korea

82-62-530-1755 82-10-2635-1755 [email protected]

82-62-530-1702 82-10-4231-2004 [email protected]




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Scholarship Benefits

-Master's/Intergrate's :500,000~ 700,000KRW

Extra benefits

Extra incentives will be provided depending on research accomplishments

once or twice a year. The amount scholarship is enough to cover the living

Assistantship/scholarship Details per month

-Master's/Intergrate's :more than 700,000KRW

-Doctor's :1,000,000~ 1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

- Tuition wave or tuition support/semester.



-Doctor's :more than 1,200,000KRW

- Assistantship/scholarship Details per month

$ 7000 per year for graduate student (M.S);

$ 10,000 per year for graduate student (Ph.D)

the first semester will be covered by university scholarship or by their own

Assistantship/scholarship Details per month-Master's/Intergrate's : less than 500,000KRW

-Doctor's : Less than 1,000,000KRW

Extra benefits

Graduate students may participate in research projects run by the

anthropology department and/or by the advisors and receive financial

support. Archaeology major students may also work in the private research

or anizations such as the Honam Cultural Pro ert Research Center

ip 2015 Spring Sem


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ss s an s p sc o ars p e a s per mon

-Doctor's : more than 1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

1. RA TA


-Doctor's : less than 1,000,000KRW ss s an s p sc o ars p e a s per mon


Extra benefits

Full financial support to attend domestic or international conference when

he/she submits his/her own research results as the first author

Summer/Winter vacation with a period of at least one-week

Bonus for paper publication depending on the journal quality

Supplying personal equipments for lab safety

Space and basic furnitures for his/her study in the lab

Opportunities to travel over Korea during the lab. picnic

Promoting an annual salary up to +20% considering his/her yearly


-Doctor's : less than 1,000,000KRW

Extra benefits

-Students will receive incentive 250,000~500,000 KRW per a paper .

-Students will be finantially supported for attending conference


-Master's/Intergrate's : more than 700,000KRW

Extra benefitsAssistantship/scholarship Details per month

-Doctor's : 1,000,000 ~1,200,000KRW

-Master's/Intergrate's : 500,000~700,000

-Doctor's : 1,000,000~ 1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

Incentive for the publication of research paper

Supporting for the presentation at international conference (traveling fee

-Master's/Intergrate's : 500,000~700,000KRW

-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

- Extra cash bonus (500,000 KRW/article) is offered as an incentive to publish


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-Master's/Intergrate's : less than 500,000KRW



-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW



Extra benefits

additional incentive for the journal publication



-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

- BK21Plus program

- Research fund from NRF (National Research Foundation of Korea)

- Chonnam National University program

- Research assistantship

@ Support: scalar fee + monthly incentive

- Extra benefits ss s an s p sc o ars p e a s per mon


-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits



-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW



-Doctor's : less than 1,000,000 KRW


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-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefitsThe student will be supported for the participation of International

conference when he/she will present a poster or do an oral presentation as

the first author.


-Master's/Intergrate's : more than 700,000KRW -Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

The student will be supported for the participation of International

conference when he/she will present a poster or do an oral presentation as

the first author.





Extra benefits

- Research Assistantship may vary depending upon the funding source.

- However, will not exceed 70 (USD 580) per month for the academic

year. ss s an s p sc o ars p e a s per mon


Extra benefits


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Extra benefits

Initial financial supports are approximately 800 and 1,200 US dollars/month

for a M.S. student and a Ph. D student, respectively, as his/her living

expenses. Financial support will be raised upon their research and academic

performance. Additional university and/or department graduate scholarships,

such as tuition waive or teaching assistantship, may be provided for the

qualified international graduate students as well.


-Master's/Intergrate's :more than 700,000KRW-Doctor's :more than 1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

-




Extra benefits

- Travel grant for domestic and/or international conference




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-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

1) If participating in research projects, there will be additional paymentaccording to the contribution of the participants, which will be around $300 -

$900 per month.

2) There could be extra incentive for publications in domestic/international

journals or top tier conferences

3) Students are encouraged to submit papers to international conferences.

If the paper is accepted, the travel expense and the registration fee will be

supported from the research fund.

-Master's/Intergrate's : less than 500,000KRW-Doctor's : Less than 1,000,000KRW

Extra benefits

Financial supports for field travels and academic events



-Doctor's : 1,000,000 ~ 1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits





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Extra benefits

Part or full tuition fees will be supported by the Department(BK) or by our

own project, past the first semester.


-Doctor's : 1,000,000~ 1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

I will be able to give incentive depending on his or her ability. For example,




Extra benefits

If you publish SCI paper as a main author, you will get \ 500,000 of cash

bonus.


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-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

1) Students are encouraged to submit papers to international conferences.

If the paper is accepted, the travel expense and the registration fee will

be

supported.

2) Extra incentive will be provided for journal publication (SCI(E) level)

-Master's : less than 500,000KRW

Extra benefits

- Research Assistantship or teaching assistantship is available : about $250

per month.

- Part of living costs can be provided from laboratory


-Master's/Intergrate's :500,000~ 700,000KRW -Doctor's : 1 000000~1 200000KRW ss s an s p sc o ars p e a s per mon


-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits




Extra benefits

- incentive money (500,000 to 1000000 per SCI paper)

- Lunch and dinner will be provided.

-


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-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

-



minimum $500 per month, personal computer with office supplies.

Extra benefits

Chances to attend an international conference (trip fee with registration).

Financial support for a field trip.Incentive according to research performances.


minimum $500 per month, personal computer with office supplies.

Extra benefits

Financial support for a field trip.






ss stants p sc o ars p eta s per mont


-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW


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Extra benefits

- Students will get many chances to attend international and domestic

conferences.

- Co-work experience with Government Research Institutes and

international Research Groups.

- 300,000~500,000 won of incentive per semester will provide for Master

course student.

- ~Assistantship/scholarship Details per month


-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW




Extra benefits

Students are eligible to receive an additional BK21+ scholarship from the

department in the amount of \600,000 (MS) and \1,000,000 (Ph.D)-Master's/Intergrate's : 500,000~700,000

-Doctor's : 1,000,00~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

- Paper (SCI or SCIE) incentive

- Presentation and attendance in International Conference

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Extra benefits

- Opportunities of collaboration works with other Korean universities (for

instance, Pohang University of Science and Technology, Gwangju Institute of

Science and Technology), national research institutes (Pohang Accelerator

Laboratory, Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Korea Institute of

Machinery and Materials), and industries (Samsung Electronics, Samsung

Electro-Mechanics)

-


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Extra benefits

MNTL will provide some incentive based on the evaluation of RA.

on y suppor n1) Basic Scholarship per Month :

-Master's :1,200,000 KRW(with BK Support),

800,000~1,100,000 KRW(without)

-Doctor's : 1,800,000 KRW (with BK Support),

1,200,000~1,600,000 KRW(without)

-Intergrate's :1-2yr: 1,200,000 KRW (with BK Support),

800,000~1,100,000 KRW(without)

3-yr: 1,800,000 KRW(with BK Support)

1,200,000~1,600,000 KRW(without)

Incentives

- Journal : 1st author: 300,000 KRW/Co-aurthor: 100,000 KRW(SCI(E) is


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1) Basic Scholarship per Month :


800,000~1,100,000 KRW(without)


1,200,000~1,600,000 KRW(without)


800,000~1,100,000 KRW(without)


1,200,000~1,600,000 KRW(without)

Incentives


on y suppor n

1) Basic Scholarship per Month :


800,000~1,100,000 KRW(without)


1,200,000~1,600,000 KRW(without)


800,000~1,100,000 KRW(without)


1,200,000~1,600,000 KRW(without)

Incentives






-900,000won/ month

: Source: Research fund from National Research Foundation of Korea

and Chonnam National University Hwasun Hospital,




Extra benefits

Compensation up to $500 will be awarded per semester pending on work

of excellent standards resulting in publication




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-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

Our lab supports student's study with Scholarship and all of research and

living materials and conditions in lab. All of students have abroad toursthey have presentation over one time in International Conference every

year. If students are an excellent, Our lab will support much more for his



Extra benefits

providing dormitary and lunch



Extra benefits

providing dormitary and lunch



-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW



-Doctor's : 1,000,00~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

Benefit from a highly structured training program involves animal

experiments, weekly seminar, veterinary case round. Financial benefit is

commensurate with experience and qualifications.

ss s an s p sc o ars p e a s per mon -Master's/Intergrate's : 500,000~700,000KRW

-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits


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-Doctor's : 1,000,00~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

- The incentive will be given two or three times per year.



-Doctor's : 1,000,00~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

About 300-500 thousand (Korean Won) per month as Research

Assistantship (research projects funded by government).

Incentives or special scholarships from Res. Projects or our Department

(Major) depending on the budget and students' accomplishments.



-The scholarshi will su ort when I et research ro ectsAssistants ip/sc o ars ip Detai s per mont


-The scholarshi will su ort when I et research ro ectsAssistantship/scholarship Details per month




-The scholarshi will su ort when I et research ro ectsAssistants ip/sc o ars ip Detai s per mont












-The scholarshi will su ort when I et research ro ects


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-The scholarshi will su ort when I et research ro ects



-Doctor's : less than 1,000,000 KRW

Extra benefits

If you are working hard and make good products, I will give an incentive

(about $300) per one paper.



-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

(mostly) Providing dormitory in Chonnam National University Medical

School and Chonnam National University Hwasun Hospital.




Extra benefits

- ss stants p sc o ars p eta s per mont


Extra benefits


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-Doctor's : 1,000,000~ 1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

Additional incentives for excellent research performance such as paper

publication may be provided on yearly basis upon evaluation



-Doctor's : 1,000,00~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

Incentive will be given according to the evaluation results of research

performance.



Extra benefitsStudents will receive incentive 250,000~500,000KRW per a paper .



Extra benefits

Attending at the international conference with his or her own research

results.



Extra benefits

There might be some if we receive a grant supporting graduate students


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Extra benefits

There will be incentive for publications






-Doctor's : 1,000,000 ~ 1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

Incentives will be given in accordance with research performance and we will


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-Doctor's : 1,000,000 ~ 1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

Incentives will be given in accordance with research performance and we will



-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

DNSLab has several incentive program. The basis of the incentive can be the

publications of research papers to significant Journals or conferences, the

successful treatment of projects and etc.



-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW




Extra benefitsAdditionally students will be received incentives according to their research

products such as papers published in conferences and journals. We provide

research materials if they are required to conduct experiments such as

personal computers, IPAD, Galaxy Tab, smart phone, Wii, Xbox etc. If

students attend conferences with a ers, the travelin ex enses will be




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The support above is research assistantship, not scholarship. It will be given

if working for research project. The student must demonstrate his or her

ability to perform research project after one semester.

Extra benefits

Depending on the ability and the performance for conducting research, extra

benefits will be given:

* Financial benefits 9(from 0 to several millions of Korean currency)

* Attending international conference, workshop, exhibition, etc.

*



-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

: Extra support can be provided when students have enough contribution to

research projects.

: Cost for attending the conference can be provided when students have

their research presentation in the conference.



-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

The support above is research assistantship, not scholarship. It will be given

if working for research project. The student must demonstrate his or her

ability to perform research project after one semester.

Extra benefits

Depending on the ability and the performance for conducting research, extra

benefits will be given:

* Financial benefits 9(from 0 to several millions of Korean currency)

* Attending international conference, workshop, exhibition, etc.

*Assistantship/scholarship Details per month


-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW


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-Doctor's : 1,000,000~1,200,000KRW

Extra benefits

- Incentives for paper publication, implementation, contribution for labactivity, etc

- Support for travel to attend international conferences







-Master's/Intergrate's : 500,000~700,000 ss s an s p sc o ars p e a s per mon


Extra benefits

Financial support on the expenses of attending local and international


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Requirements etc

Applicants who have background inbiochemistry, chemistry or molecular

biology are preferred.

Applicants should not have a difficulty in

communicating in English.

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applicants

acceptable

Applicants need to have an energetic and

creative passion and a social cooperation to

make

a team work. If applicants have an

eligibility for speaking and writing of

English, they will beconsiderable for acceptance.

Applicants need to have good

backgrounds in molecular biology and gene

regulation

We accept only the applicants who wants

to continue studying at PhD program

Strong course-wor ac groun s (Foo

Chemistry, Microbiology, and Biochemistry

etc)

Graduated from Foods and Food related

area such as Animal Foods (meat, milk and

egg)

Strong background for English proficiency

(Toefl (iBT) 80 or higher; Toeic 700 or

higher or toeic speaking 5 or higher)

Strong English communication and writing

skills are re uired.

Students are encouraged to learn Korean

language

druing their study period.

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Only Doctor's Degree

ece v ng mas er egree n e e

associated biology or chemistry at the time

of application.

Applicants age should be less than 30 at

the time of application.

Fluency both in technical writing in English

and in voice communications.

Honest and sincere attitudes.

Rule-keeping and self-motivated

applicants.

The last, but the most important thing is

that applicants should be physically and

Highly motivated students having Research

experience and high grades will be favored

1. Available only for Ph.D course.

2. Research experience at institute (at leat 1

year).

- Applicants must be good at English.

- Applicants should have educational

background in plant science.

- If the applicant have experience in

molecular biotechnology or statistics, it is

desirable.


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English Proficiency : more than TOEFL 570 IELTS

90

1. Taking general chemistry and physical

chemistry courses

2. English for mutual communication

3. Interesting in excited-state dynamics and

spectroscopic tools (Physical Chemistry)

4. PhD student preferred

Candidates should have:

- a good english communication and

writing skill

- a self-motivated and enthusiastic attitude

for research and laboratory work

A B.S. in Chemistry or a closely related

discipline is

required and undergraduate research

experience in

organic synthesis is desired.


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The Ph.D. candidate or the applicant for

Master-Ph.D. integration course who

majored in biology, biochemistry and

chemistry during the master course can

have a priority to be supported in my

laboratory. For this, I can support foreign

student for at least three years for fulfillinghis/her Ph.D. work. For the student of the

integration course, I can support for at least

five years. For the master course student, I

will support him/her for two years.

The applicant should have no problem in

communicating with English.e . . can a e or e app can or

Master-Ph.D. integration course who

majored in organic chemistry during the

master course can have a priority to be

supported in my laboratory. For this, I can

support foreign student for at least three

years for fulfilling his/her Ph.D. work. For

the student of the integration course, I can

support for at least five years. For the

master course student, I will support

him/her for two years.

The applicant should be able to

programm ng anguage m or g eve :

C++, Matlab

COTS SW skill (mid or high level): GIS SW

(ArcGIS), Remote Sensing SW (EDRAS,

ENVI,...)

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acceptable

- Strictly required to meet the universitys

English proficiency requirements.

- Scientific writing and communication skills

are essentially required.

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- Solid academic background on structural

or geotechnial engineering with general

civil engineering-related fundamental

knowledges

- Proper experience and skill in softwares

MATLAB, CAD, word processor and one of

FEM programs such as SAP, ABAQUS, etc.- Statement of purpose including academic

background, career, major, publication lists,

and research background

- Undergraduate transcript and course

descriptions.

- The Ph.D. candidate who has higher

TOEFL score than 530 (PBT TOEFL or

equivalent IBT TOEFL score) will be

preferable but not limited.

- Moderate English level (writing and

speaking) and willingness to learn Korean

- Basic understanding of circuit theory and

control theory

- Computer and programming skills

- CV and research plan

- Advanced English level (writing and

speaking) and willingness to learn Korean

- Basic understanding of engineering

mathematics and wired/wireless

communications

- Computer and programming skills

(MATLAB, C/C++, OPNet)


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- Students need to exhibit the English

proficiency, typically in test scores like

TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS or others.

- Students need to contact the professor

([email protected]) before applying to the

graduate school.

- Students need to send the resume,

transcript and the English test score to the

professor.

Good English skills of speaking and writing.

Prefer PhD or MS-PhD course students than

MS.

Student from Myanmar will take

precedence of entering Graduate School

with this major.


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- Basic Korean language (middle level) or,

Communication ability with English (high

level)

- journal publication experience is preferred

for Ph.D course candidates.

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1. On-campus accommodation should be

provided to new international students

2. Students with M.S. degree who want to

pursue Ph.D. degree in Chonnam National

university are preferred3. Ethical diversity among international

students is desirable

4. Since most departments cannot offer

enough 100% English classes, individual

study or taking classes in other department

should be accepted as course credit for

international students graduation


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g y mo va e s u en s as er

and/or Ph.D course) who have experienced

in air quality monitoring and quantification

of major chemical components in

atmospheric particulate matter, and taken

courses of air quality

management/modeling are welcome!

Any experience in measurements of

ambient aerosol particles, IC, ICP-AES (or

ICP-MS), and TOC can be a merit.

Interested students should contact to Prof.

Seung-Shik Park ([email protected]) by e-

mail before applying for the graduate

school. The email should include the

following: (1) Resume, transcript, and

English test score (TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS or

others), (2) list of publications, and (3)

contact information includin hone

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acceptable

Major in Food Science, Microbiology, Cell

biology orMolecular biolo

-T e ig eve o Eng is or Korean

Language

-Only for the Student who majored

Geo ra h


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Candidates will be a good position in

joining the LAB if

they have English proficiency proofs (TOEIC

score, available ones).

AFNL welcomes student whose major is not

only Mechanical Engineering but also

Physical Science, Engineering (Chemistry,

Physcis, Materials science, Biotechnology)!

Most important thing to join AFNL is your

Passion for the Research!

TOEIC score higher than 600 (or equivalent)

- MATLAB skill (especially, Image Process

Tool)

- Skill and experience for experiments

apparatus

(fuel spray, diesel or gasoline engine

test)

- Basic Korean or Mid-level English

- English or Korean language skill


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- Background

BS or MS degree in Engineering or related

fields


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- Our lab requires two options. One is

English label including speaking and

writing, the other is mathematical lebel.

And all of abroad students have to

study Korean. And you must write your

graduate dissertation with English.

- P.S. lab

2

(

2)

.

Student who has so passoinate that

participate in lab

Full time

Student who has so passoinate thatparticipate in lab

Full time

Written/verbal English communication skill

is essential for

the all applicants.

1. one should bear English ability

1. one should be work hard.

1. should be published SCI paper

1. should be truth and sincerity


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1. Applicants to Master's degree programare preferred.

2. Statement of research purpose and

letters of recommendation are needed.

3. Applicants who have finished bachelor's

degree from 4-year University and are

fluent in English are preferred.

4. Academic records of bachelor's degree

with 3.7 (of 4.5) or up to B+ is preferred.

5. Applicants majored in or studied

Microbiology, Plant Pathology,Biochemistry, Natural Products or Biology

are preferred.


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The major should be based on chemistry,

material science,

and nanoscience.


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1. English: Basic communication skill with

English should be required.

2. Major of undergraduate: Biology,

chemistry, biotechnology, and related fields

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2015

1

.

.

Basic Korean language (basic level)

Communication ability with English

(middle or higher level)

Basic Korean language (basic level)

Communication ability with English

(middle or higher level)

Dormitory will be required.


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Dormitory will be required.

- Motivated and Diligent manner

- Proficient communication skill in english

- Proficient writing skill in english

- Backgrounds of Computer Science (Data

Structure, Algorithm, Operating System -

Linux/Windows, Network System, Database,

Programming Language -

C/C++/Java/Python/JavaScript )

-be good enough

- Matlab, C/C++, Java Programming skill is

mandatory

- Course works for Probability/Statistics,

Discrete Math, Artificial Intelligence,

We are looking for students who

are good at programming languages such

as C, C++, and JAVA.

have working experience in a company as a

programmer.

are good at mathematics.

can speak and write English.

have English test score of TOEIC, TOEFL or

others.


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* Must be reliable and dependable

* Good at Mathematics, computer

programming(C/C++, MATLAB)

* Fluent in English (reading, writing,

speaking)

* Have good standing in undergraduate

program

Applicants must be in "good standing" withtheir

undergraduate program (computer

engineering or electronics engineering) and

their ability in english.

* Must be reliable and dependable

* Good at Mathematics, computer

programming(C/C++, MATLAB)

* Fluent in English (reading, writing,

speaking)

* Strong eagerness to learn Korean

language and culture

am oo ng or etnam stu ents w o

may have a plan

to continue to Ph. D program, and 1

Indonesian Student.


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Must be good at software programming

with C, C++, C#, Java and/or Matlab

(Others plus)

Be able to communicate, read and write

technical paper in English (Korean Plus)

Enough knowledge of mathematics

Must be dependable, reliable, andcreative

Prefer ones who apply for and will

continue for Ph. D. course

graduate students are mostly provided

from funded projects as a form of

research assistantship. Therefore,

Applicants eligible for the assistantship

must be highly qualified students showing

I can support one Masters student.The student should work hard and be able

to speak good English.

Desktop computer in the research lab.

2015 spring global scholarship

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