Professor Seongjun Park's research team from the School of Transdisciplinary Innovations and Collge of Medicine at SNU has developed meter-scale (~50 m) tough, stretchable conductive fibers by printing liquid metal in a thermoplastic matrix, enabling smart apparel, healthcare wearables, and digital controls.

Professor Dongwhan Lee’s research group in the Department of Chemistry at SNU has succeeded in developing elastic, waveguiding organic crystals via a click-to-stack strategy to produce saddle-shaped molecules, highlighting molecular shape as a key design element.

Prof. Tae-Jin Yang’s team at Seoul National University assembled a high-quality genome of 〈i〉Glycyrrhiza uralensis〈/i〉 and revealed the hybrid origin and evolutionary history of licorice species through genome-wide analysis of 29 individuals.

Professor Hongki Kang's research team at Seoul National University College of Medicine has developed a technique to fabricate ultra-thin gold (Au) electrodes—approximately 8 nanometers thick—using a biocompatible material, thereby rendering previously opaque electrodes transparent.

Seoul National University College of Engineering announced that Professor Kiyun Yu's research team from the Program of Smart City Engineering has developed an e-book platform that automatically translates books by Korean authors into 13 different languages for global readers—similar to how Netflix delivers dramas and films worldwide.

Seoul National University College of Engineering announced that a joint research team from SNU and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) has developed a human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology that enables young adults to explore career paths through conversations or letter exchanges with their "future selves."

Seoul National University College of Engineering announced that Professor U Kang from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering has developed an innovative artificial intelligence (AI) technology that allows for the compression of deep learning models without a significant drop in performance, even in situations where training data cannot be used due to privacy or security concerns.

Professor Seunggeun Lee’s team from the GSDS at SNU developed the Overlap-Adjusted Polygenic Risk Score (OA-PRS) to correct sample overlap bias in Alzheimer’s PRS data, enabling full dataset use without the risk of overfitting.

A research team co-led by Professor Seung Hong Choi (School of Transdisciplinary Innovations) and Professor Yukyoum Kim (Department of Physical Education) has found that long-term regular exercise enhances both the glymphatic system—a key pathway for clearing waste from the brain—and the function of meningeal lymphatic vessels.

A research team led by Professor Jong-Seong Kug from School of Earth and Environmental Sciences observed in the North Atlantic, once a certain threshold is crossed, the carbon absorption capacity drastically weakens even in the context of gradual climate change.

Professor Sung-jae Kim's joint research team from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering announced they have developed a small-sized peritoneal dialysis device that can be used as a portable artificial kidney.

A Korean research team has, for the first time globally, elucidated the intracellular mechanisms by which mRNA vaccines function, marking a significant advancement in RNA-based therapeutics.