KERC Newsletter / 2024.03.27. No images? Click here R&I News International CooperationKorea becomes the first Asian country On March 26, the EU and the Republic of Korea held the second Digital partnership Council in Brussels On Friday, 22 March, The Ministry of Science and ICT of Korea and The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science of the Netherlands signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Research and Science Cooperation. Minister Lee highlighted the Korean government's nuclear energy expansion policy and its initiatives toward achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Policy & StatsThe MoU on Public-Private Cooperation for Next-Generation Nuclear Reactor Development is anticipated to facilitate the dissemination of government-led R&D achievements to the private sector and foster private-led technology development, demonstration, and commercialization MSIT has announced a substantial increase in government investment dedicated to advancing pioneering research and development (R&D) initiatives Korea’s government, National Assembly and courts are pushing to raise the level of punishments for technology leakage as key personnel of companies involved in Korea’s national high-tech strategic industries are frequently leaking out along with their technology. South Korea will focus next year's fiscal policy on better promoting next-generation research and development projects, boosting the country's ultra-low birthrate and bolstering necessary medical services, the finance ministry said Tuesday. Research TrendsThe joint research team of the POSTECH and the KAIST successfully created high-performance and exceptionally durable electrodes for SOFCs through the implementation of the powder atomic layer deposition process Their findings have been published in the online version of Nature Communications on March 16, 2024. Industry R&DKAIST research team announced the development of a lithium metal battery electrolyte technology that boasts world-class efficiency and energy density. Based on a public-private partnership, the company looks to strengthen its launch vehicle technology and target the global launch service market. TechnologyA total of 450 companies from nine countries will participate in the "Smart Factory + Automation World (SFAW)," an annual tech event held in Seoul from March 27 to March 29 HiNAS Control utilizes artificial intelligence to recognize surrounding obstacles and identify potential risks. It integrates data from various navigation equipment and sensors to guide and control the ship effectively. In case you missed it |