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LG Energy Solution Advances Next-Generation Lithium-Rich Battery Technology
TechnologymorningstarKorea Herald7h ago2 sources

LG Energy Solution Advances Next-Generation Lithium-Rich Battery Technology

LG Energy Solution has partnered with Seoul National University to develop improved materials that extend the lifespan of lithium-rich manganese-based batteries. The collaboration marks a significant step toward commercializing higher-capacity energy storage solutions for electric vehicles and grid applications.

SNU, KAIST drop in Nature Index rankings as China leads global research
TechnologyKorea Herald5mo ago

SNU, KAIST drop in Nature Index rankings as China leads global research

South Korea’s top universities slipped in the Nature Index, a global ranking that tracks research published in leading science journals, as Chinese institutions tightened their grip on the list. The latest index, compiled by academic publisher Springer Nature, placed Seoul National University 59th worldwide and Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 84th among research institutions. In the previous tables released in June last year, the two schools ranked 52nd and 82nd, respectively.

AI System Developed to Detect Aspiration Risk in Two Seconds
TechnologyKorea Herald18d ago

AI System Developed to Detect Aspiration Risk in Two Seconds

Researchers at Seoul National University have developed an AI system capable of detecting aspiration risk by analyzing a person's 'Ah' sound for just two seconds. This technology aims to identify individuals prone to food or drink accidentally entering the wrong pipe.

Patient's sex could affect IBS treatment: research
HealthKorea Herald5mo ago

Patient's sex could affect IBS treatment: research

While several studies have shown that sex is a significant factor in the presentation of symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, a recent study suggests that microbiota-directed therapies for the disease may also produce sex-specific effects. A research team at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital conducted the study to examine differences between men and women in treatment responses for the common chronic gastrointestinal disorder, which causes abdominal pain, bloating and irregular bowel h