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May 24, 2006
Alumnus Lee Jong-wook Dies
Lee Jong-wook, graduated Medical College in 1976, Director-General of the United Nations World Health Organization, made the fight against HIV/AIDS a hallmark of his tenure and led global preparations for a possible human bird flu pandemic.
May 23, 2006
After the Storm Over Stem Cells
Now that Hwang's project will no longer be hogging the spotlight, funding will be more equitably allocated to worthy projects. Scientists are talking about setting more stringent ethical guidelines for themselves, standards they see as essential to repairing the damage to their credibility.
May 16, 2006
Kofi Annan's SNU Lecture
United Nations Secretary General (UNSG) Kofi Annan gave a special lecture themed, 'The Cooperative Relationship between Korea and the U.N.' on the morning of May 15 at Seoul National University (SNU).
May 10, 2006
SNU Offers Leadership Class to US Troops in Korea
A group of U.S. servicemembers are enrolled in a college leadership class. The class, “Step into the Future with Confidence,” (Prof. Sunny Kim) is designed to help South Korean undergraduate and graduate students perfect their spoken English, gain self-assurance and develop into leaders.
May 08, 2006
Electrons Make Molecule Flip Out
Professor Young Kuk and his colleagues research results show how, in effect, an electrical signal might be used to alter or break the electrically conducting pathway in a molecular circuit.
May 04, 2006
Prof. Kang Kyungsun's Finding on Buerger's Disease
Adult Stem Cells, Effective in Treating "Buerger's Disease". Professor Kang Kyung Sun's Staff Publishes Thesis in "Stem Cells" Magazine
May 04, 2006
Prof. Surh Youngjoon, 7 Years of Winning Top Grant
Producing Winners of the American Association for Cancer Research's "Scholar-in-Training Grant" for Seven Years Running The SNU College of Pharmacy's "Electronic and Molecular Carcinogenesis Research Cancer"
May 01, 2006
Experts Confirm SNU Analysis on Hwang's Research
A group of experts re-confirmed an SNU panel's finding that the NT-1 cell line Hwang claimed to have created through transfer of somatic cell nuclei was created by parthenogenesis, a form of reproduction.
Apr 28, 2006
SNU to Open 1-Year MBA Courses
SNU establishes one-year master of business administration courses for the first time in Korea. Students will be able to obtain double master's degrees from foreign universities' MBA courses such as Duke University in the U.S.
Apr 27, 2006
SNU Students Mentoring Poor Children
SNU students are teaming with the government to help narrow the widening gap between the rich and poor. They are being matched with students from about 70 schools to provide individually tailored, after-school tutoring.
Apr 24, 2006
EU Centre Opens at Seoul National University
The Centre will make a major contribution to fostering greater knowledge and awareness of the European Union, its institutions and its policies in Korea. The inauguration ceremony was held at Graduate School of International Studies, SNU.
Apr 17, 2006
SNU Invited Swedish Politicians
Swedish politicians of different parties held a panel discussion on the welfare state at Seoul National University on Wednesday.