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When Cells Refuse to Die: A New Weapon Rises in the Fight Against Cancer
2025-10-17 Research
A research team led by Professor Dokyoung Kim of the College of Medicine has examined emerging cancer therapies that move beyond conventional cell-death paradigms. Focusing on the regulation of metal ion metabolism, the team outlined a new therapeutic direction that may overcome the limitations of apoptosisMore -
Kyung Hee Nuclear Engineering Students Continue to Win Honors at International Conferences
2025-10-17 Academic
Both students are in the fourth semester of the master’s program and conduct their research in Professor Yoon Suk Chang’s laboratory in the Department of Nuclear Engineering. Student Min Seek Kim presented a study titled “Numerical Analyses for Derivation of New Control Rod Replacement Criteria,” which examines the structural integrity of reactor control rods. As nuclear power plants operate more flexibly and at higher output, control rods undergo repeated insertion and withdrawal, increasing the risk of wear and structural degradation. His work addresses this problem by proposing safer, data-driven replacement criteria for worn control rods.More -
Kyung Hee Researchers Develop Next-Generation Intelligent Material That Adapts to Its Environment
2025-10-17 Research
Drawing inspiration from the sarcomere—the fundamental contractile unit of muscle—the team designed a structure that can rapidly shift from soft and compliant to firm and load-bearing. Unlike conventional systems that simply switch between “on” and “off,” the material supports three discrete mechanical states (soft, medium, hard), delivering far greater control and responsiveness.More -
Kyung Hee Selected for the Korean Stipend Program
2025-10-17 Research
Kyung Hee University has been selected for the Ministry of Science and ICT’s R&D Support Program for STEM Graduate Research Stipends, commonly referred to as the Korean Stipend Program. The national initiative integrates student support across R&D projects to provide stable funding for graduate researchers in science and engineeringMore -
COVID-19 Raised Non-COVID Mortality and Disrupted Healthcare Access, Kyung Hee-Led Study Finds
2025-10-17 Other
A research team led by Professor Hae Sun Suh of the College of Pharmacy delivered the world’s first cross-national, comprehensive analysis of COVID-19’s impact on disease-specific mortality, healthcare resource utilization, and disease burdenMore
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When Cells Refuse to Die: A New Weapon Rises in the Fight Against Cancer
2025-10-17
A research team led by Professor Dokyoung Kim of the College of Medicine has examined emerging cancer therapies that move beyond conventional cell-death paradigms. Focusing on the regulation of metal ion metabolism, the team outlined a new therapeutic direction that may overcome the limitations of apoptosis The study brings together two rapidly evolving strategies at the forefront of academic and industrial research: cuproptosis (copper-dependent cell death) and ferroptosis (iron-depen...
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Kyung Hee Nuclear Engineering Students Continue to Win Honors at International Conferences
2025-10-17
Two graduate students from Kyung Hee’s Department of Nuclear Engineering have recently earned international recognition for their outstanding research. Student Min Seek Kim won first place in the Bachelor’s and Master’s category of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Pressure Vessels & Piping (PVP) Division, while Student Do Yeon Lee received a graduate scholarship award at Structural Mechanics in Reactor Technology (SMiRT) Both students are in the...
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