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	S. Korean composer first in Asia to win Claudio Abbado Composition Prize South Korean composer Shin Dong-hoon(Alumnus, Department of composition) has won the Claudio Abbado Composition Prize, a prestigious award from the Karajan Academy of the Berlin Philharmonic, organizers announced on Monday.	Jun 15, 2021
	NAVER and Seoul National University Jointly Establish Hyperscale-AI Research Center NAVER and Seoul National University(SNU) signed an agreement on Monday morning, May 10th to jointly conduct “Hyperscale AI” research.	Jun 14, 2021
	SNU, IBS release study on RNA biology, therapeutics at global meet Institute for Basic Science (IBS) Center for RNA Research and Seoul National University (SNU) School of Biological Sciences hosted an online meeting	Jun 10, 2021
	SNU heads Korean universities' journey back to offline classes Seoul National University plans to completely resume in-person classes this fall semester, after holding courses online for over a year and a half due to the coronavirus pandemic.	Jun 07, 2021
	‘5-times higher death risk for Covid-19 patients with kidney diseases’ Covid-19 patients with underlying diseases, such as end-stage renal disease, could be exposed to a five-times higher death risk than others, requiring special effort for preventing and managing the epidemic, according to a recent study.	Jun 07, 2021
	Hyundai Heavy join hands with SNU to foster AI professionals Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has joined hands with Seoul National University (SNU) to foster artificial intelligence (AI) professionals and technology for future growth.	Jun 02, 2021
	New Committee on Carbon Neutrality to Lead Response to Climate Issues South Korea launched a presidential committee on carbon neutrality that will oversee all policies addressing climate change.	May 29, 2021
	A Rising Art Star Who Draws From His Korean Past Visitors to Art Basel Hong Kong can see a selection of works by a 34-year-old South Korean at the stand of the Paris-based High Art gallery	May 21, 2021
	Exhibition wrestles with ongoing presence of 'Western art' in Korean contemporary art As Korea underwent colonial occupation and development from the late 19th centuries, views of "Western art" have run the gamut from uncritical embrace and acceptance, to resistance and reversion to nativist forms.	May 17, 2021
	Bone scans may offer window into women’s heart disease risk A clinical diagnosis of thin and brittle bones in women is strongly linked to adverse health events from atherosclerosis, or hardening and narrowing of the arteries, according to a new study.	May 11, 2021