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Europe Wants Cheaper EV Batteries, and China’s Got Them

The European EV market is recovering, but South Korean battery shipments decline, raising concerns over Chinese battery dominance.

High School Horror: Student Faces Expulsion Over Deepfake Scandal!

A Gyeongnam student, investigated for deepfake crimes and school violence, faces transfer, apology, and special education.

Is North Korea Flouting UN Sanctions with New Coal Shipments?

Another massive ship was spotted at the coal loading dock in North Korea's Najin Port.

Future

New Tech Can Trace Where Airborne Mercury Really Comes From

UNIST's research team developed a method to identify atmospheric mercury sources, revealing seasonal and regional concentration variations.

Moon Mining Starts Underground—South Korea Tests Space Tech in Coal Shafts

KIGAM is testing lunar exploration technologies, aiming for resource development and collaboration with NASA's Artemis program.

No Cooling Required: KAIST’s Tiny Sensor Sees What the Eye Can’t

KAIST's research team developed a groundbreaking mid-infrared photodetector that operates at room temperature without cooling systems.

Dark Energy Is Fading, Scientists Say — And That Could Change Everything

A study reveals dark energy's density has decreased by 10% since 4.5 billion years ago, challenging standard cosmological models.

UNIST’s Breakthrough Material Separates Deuterium at -153°C

Researchers at UNIST developed a copper-based MOF that efficiently separates deuterium from hydrogen at -153°C.
Latest

KAIST Develops New Bioplastic That Rivals Petroleum-Based Plastics

KAIST researchers engineered a microbe to produce biodegradable polyester amide from glucose, offering a sustainable plastic alternative.

Is SpaceX Killing Our View of the Night Sky? Here’s Why Scientists Are Worried

The article reflects on the stars visible in the night sky and questions what future generations will see and sing about.

New Ammonia Sensor Technology: Low-Temperature, Flexible, and Cost-Effective

KIMS developed the first flexible CuBr-based ammonia sensor, enhancing sensitivity and reducing costs for various applications.

UNIST Researchers Develop Instant Thin Film Process with Nano-Precision

Researchers at UNIST developed a quick method for creating catalytic thin films using water and oil, enhancing film production efficiency.

3.14159 and Beyond: Pi Day Marks Over Three Decades of Math Fun

Pi Day, celebrated on March 14, honors the mathematical constant π, showcasing its history and significance through global festivities.

Transparent Film Technology Harnesses Wrinkles to Reveal Hidden Colors

UNIST have developed a bendable film technology that creates dynamic colors through nanoscale wrinkles, enhancing anti-counterfeiting.

How Alessandro Volta’s Invention of the Voltaic Pile Shaped Our Modern Electrical World

Alessandro Volta, born February 18, 1745, was a physicist who invented the first chemical battery, the 'Voltaic Pile.'

NASA and Global Scientists Monitor Asteroid 2024 YR4 Amid Potential Earth Impact Risk

An asteroid, 2024 YR4, poses a 2.2% collision risk with Earth in 2032, prompting NASA and ESA to develop defense strategies.

New South Korean Tech Detects Lung Cancer Early with Only 5 Drops of Blood

A South Korean team developed a blood test for early lung cancer detection, achieving 100% accuracy in identifying key mutations.

KAIST Team First to Measure Molecular Shifts in Less Than a Femtosecond

A Korean team at KAIST has measured molecular structure changes in a transition state lasting less than a femtosecond using spectroscopy.

How AI’s Role in Warfare Reflects the Perils of Martial Law Without Oversight

Critics warn of unchecked power, drawing parallels between South Korea’s martial law and the risks of AI systems.

Astronomers Capture Stunning Image of Star in Its Final Days—You Won’t Believe What They Found

A detailed image of the dying star WOH G64 reveals new insights into stellar life cycles, captured by advanced telescopes.

Dogs Can Actually Understand Human Words, New Study Reveals

Recent research shows dogs understand specific human phrases like "walk" and "play" through conditioning, not natural language.

New Breakthrough Could Unlock the Secrets of Supermassive Black Holes

A significant breakthrough today in addressing the final parsec problem, which affects the formation of supermassive black holes.

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