Korean scientists emphasize need to increase collaboration with global researchers
Young-Kee Kim, a physics professor at the University of Chicago, delivers a greeting during the inaugural World Congress of Korean Scientists & Engineers at KOFST's headquarters in southern Seoul, Wednesday. YonhapBy Baek Byung-yeulKorean scientists and researchers from around the world gathered in Seoul, Wednesday, to interact with scholars and researchers at the inaugural World Congress of Korean Scientists & Engineers. To advance, Korea's science and technology, they also emphasized the importance of forging more connections with global researchers."It is important for Korean researchers to collaborate with international research organizations and pursue diverse kinds of human resource exchange,” Young-Kee Kim, a physics professor at the University of Chicago, said during the event, introducing research about particle accelerators conducted in collaboration with countries around the world.“We are very grateful to the president for fulfilling his promise to invite Korean researchers from around the world for exchanges. We have already laid the foundation for coo
