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Sejong University tops Leiden Ranking on Korean univs

Sejong University topped this year's Korean list for the Leiden Ranking, a global university ranking that assesses the volume and citation impact of publications released by universities, officials said Monday. It is the first time for the university to top the list after ranking second for the last two years, Sejong University officials added. After Sejong University, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Tec.

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Electronic skin can self-heal after a cut, researchers find

Layers of e-skin could realign autonomously using a new technique developed by Stanford University researchers.

Kyongsang buktoSouth koreaUnited kingdomChristopher cooperUniversity of ulsanCornell universityPohang university of scienceTechnology postechPohang university

Professor Jong-Sung Yu s team at DGIST develops a method for carbon support synthesis with higher stability and durability of fuel cell catalysts

Professor Jong-Sung Yu s team at DGIST develops a method for carbon support synthesis with higher stability and durability of fuel cell catalysts
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Crocodile-inspired e-skin could improve prosthetics

Scientists have developed omnidirectionally stretchable pressure sensors inspired by crocodile skin.

Kyongsang buktoSouth koreaKilwon choTechnology postechUniversity of ulsanPohang university of sciencePohang universityProfessor kilwon cho