Sungkyunkwan University brings world-leading scholars into research partnerships
Sungkyunkwan University said it has recruited world-renowned scholars in key fields, including medicine, biotechnology, energy and semiconductors, as distinguished professors to lead international collaborative research with its faculty. The scholars include Peter J. Park of Harvard Medical School, Gerbrand Ceder of the University of California, Berkeley, and Konstantin Novoselov, who shared the…
Sungkyunkwan University has secured the participation of distinguished scholars from leading institutions to spearhead international collaborative research in fields such as medicine, biotechnology, energy, and semiconductors. Notable contributors include Peter J. Park from Harvard Medical School, Gerbrand Ceder from the University of California, Berkeley, and Konstantin Novoselov, a Nobel laureate in Physics for his work in 2010.
Harvard University physicist Philip Kim will also contribute to the initiative as an international collaborator. This strategic move goes beyond merely affiliating with these scholars; it ensures direct engagement of researchers and students in joint research projects. Sungkyunkwan University aims to forge a comprehensive framework that intertwines research collaboration with talent development, facilitated through joint projects, researcher exchanges, campus visits by the scholars, and joint mentoring of students.
By establishing close partnerships with world-renowned scholars, Sungkyunkwan University seeks to solidify its status as a global research hub in the forefront domains of scientific inquiry.
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