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Kyongsang buktoSouth koreaHyung joon chaHwa hui shinNational research foundation of koreaInnovation foundationDepartment of chemical engineeringJang woo yang department of chemical engineeringYoung research programPohang university of scienceSchool of convergence scienceCareer research programNano material technology development programProfessor hyung joon chaChemical engineeringConvergence science

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South koreaSoult ukpyolsiYoun soo kim department of materials scienceMaterial technology development programBiomolecular engineering of sogang universityMinistry of scienceProfessor jaegeon ryu department of chemicalSoojin park department of chemistrySoojin parkYoun soo kimMaterials scienceProfessor jaegeon ryuBiomolecular engineeringSogang universityFront cover articleAdvanced functional

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Metamaterial improves sensitivity of infrared absorption spectroscopy 100 times

IMAGE: (Left) SEM image of the metamaterial absorber developed by KIMM and UNIST. Top view shows cross-shaped antenna. (Center) Side view of the microstructure of the metamaterial absorber. view more Credit: The Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM) A local research team, comprised of members of the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials(KIMM) under the Ministry of Science and ICT and UNIST, developed a metamaterial absorber that significantly enhances the detection of harmful substances or biomolecules, and published their results in Small Methods. The joint research team led by Principal Researcher Dr. Joo-Yun Jung of the Nano-Convergence Mechanical Systems Research Division at KIMM and Professor Jongwon Lee of UNIST developed a metamaterial that enhances infrared absorption spectroscopy through 100-fold amplification of detection signals. The proposed metamaterial is a special functional material with vertical nanogaps of a smaller size than

South koreaJoo yun jungInyong hwangJongwon leeMaterial technology development programKorea institute of machineryConvergence mechanical systems research divisionDepartment of electrical engineeringMinistry of scienceGlobal frontier centerKorea institutePrincipal researcherProfessor jongwon leeElectrical engineeringSmall methodsMolecule detection based

Biological artificial organs like skin, vessels now produced more easily

E-Mail IMAGE: Overall schematic illustration of the fabrication of EPUM using PLCL using a VIPS process during spin-coating. The fabricated membrane was transferred to a 12-well insert for cell co-culture to mimic. view more Credit: Korea Institute of Science and Technology(KIST) A Korean research group has developed a technology that allows for the differentiation of stem cells into desired cell types, such as vascular mural cells or osteoblasts, without special pretreatment. This technology is expected to facilitate the production of artificial organs for preclinical studies or artificial tissues for transplants such as artificial skin and cardiac patches. The Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) announced that the research group led by Dr. Youngmee Jung of the Center for Biomaterials has developed a new cell co-culture platform based on porous, ultrathin membranes that can culture multiple types of cells simultaneously to form tissues similar to those

South koreaYoungmee jungKorea institute of scienceMinistry of scienceKorea instituteNano material technology development programNational research foundationAdvanced functional materialsMedicine healthTechnology engineering computer scienceதெற்கு கொரியாயங்மீ ஜங்கொரியா நிறுவனம் ஆஃப் அறிவியல்அமைச்சகம் ஆஃப் அறிவியல்கொரியா நிறுவனம்நானோ பொருள் தொழில்நுட்பம் வளர்ச்சி ப்ரோக்ர்யாம்