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Seoul National University and China’s Tsinghua University concluded an agreement on international academic exchanges in Seoul last week. |
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The United Nations General Assembly officially chose Ban Ki-Moon as its eighth new secretary-general, replacing Kofi Annan. Ban, who was the only candidate for the top UN job, will have a two-and-a-half-month transition period before taking office on Jan. 1. |
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Seoul National University (SNU) has presented guidelines to prevent research manipulation. The school has been trying to tighten ethical guidelines for research in the wake of a scandal involving the school’s former professor Hwang Woo-suk. |
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Applauding in acclamation, the United Nations General Assembly on Oct. 13, 2006 appointed Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon of the Republic of Korea as the world body's next Secretary-General, to succeed Kofi Annan when he steps down on Dec. 31, 2006. |
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Seoul National University Celebrates 60th Birthday Seoul National University marks its 60th anniversary on Sunday. The university has produced leaders of Korea’s political, social, economic, cultural, science and art worlds since it opened in 1946 and ranks among the world’s top 60 universities. |
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The plan includes three main projects _ a local network project, an ethnic Korean networks project and a ``hallyu,’’ or Korean cultural wave, network project. All the projects are ``give and take’’ endeavors. |
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The number of foreign students at Seoul National University exceeded 1,000 this year for the first time in the school's history. |
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Korean art masterpieces such as Oriental paintings of Lee Jong-sang, Western paintings of Yun Myeong-ro, and fiber arts of Lee Sin-ja are being displayed in an exhibition at a very low price -600,000 won. |
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SNU held "Love SNU Event with the International Students" in front of Jahayeon on September 13. This event is to assist international students for adjustment and understanding of campus life and Korean culture. |
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The team led by Kim Sung-hoon, a pharmaceutical professor at Seoul National University, found out that the AIMP1 protein, besides the previously known insulin and glucagon hormones, is a major contributor to controlling levels of blood sugar in animals. |
