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The University of Michigan training program involving students from our university's AI Mobility Engineering Department has been completed. For 10 days, 19 students had the opportunity to expand their knowledge.19 students from the AI Mobility Engineering Department and two advisory professors participated in the "Global Mobility Specialized Education Overseas Short-Term Training" held in July. The education was conducted at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan.Students attended several seminars on the University of Michigan campus and had time to take a look at related facilities and laboratories. On-site visits to mobility-related companies (IPG Automotive USA) were also conducted.Researchers from the University of Michigan and Ajou University and experts from related companies came out as speakers of the seminar. Necessity and Elements of Simulation for Self-Driving Verification, Measurement of the Stability of Self-Driving Mobility, Overview of Self-Driving Technology, Introduction of Aerospace Engineering, Introduction of Self-Driving Code, etc. were held.Also, students had a chance to visit The University of Michigan's proud mobility test site, "M-city," and had a Q&A session with local researchers.Ajou University has implemented an overseas training program at the University of Michigan so that AI mobility engineering students can broaden their perspectives through global experiences. Ajou University supported expenses for local education and dormitory.The Department of AI Mobility Engineering was expanded and reorganized into the Department of Future Mobility Engineering this year with the increased subsidy from the Ministry of Education as a high-tech field department. The Department of Future Mobility Engineering organizes a systematic and advanced curriculum to produce professional manpower who can respond three-dimensionally and actively in the field of future mobility. Self-driving and electric vehicles space and communication artificial intelligence and intelligent robots are all included in the software knowledge that is being applied to the future mobility industry.Ajou University's AI Mobility Engineering Students Touring Advanced Research Facilities at the University of MichiganStudents Exploring IPG Automotive USA Enterprise Site of Self-Driving Simulator DeveloperVisiting 'M-city', a mobility test site
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Our school held the 2nd ‘Ajou Biology Seminar’. It is a place to invite promising overseas researchers in the field of advanced bio to share the latest research trends and achievements.The seminar, which was held at Ajou University's Hyegang Hall on the 5th, was attended by researchers from related fields, including Choi Ki-joo, president of Ajou University. Kim Jae-ho, head of the Ajou Brain Promotion Project, Kim Yong-sung, dean of the Advanced Bio Convergence College, and Kim Chul-ho, head of the Advanced Medical Research Institute at Ajou University Medical Center.Professor Kim Deok-ho, director of the Hopkins Center for Microphysiological Systems at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, was invited as a lecturer at the 2nd Ajou Bio Seminar (Ajou Innovations, ABS. ai). Professor Kim is a world-renowned expert in the field of biomimetic systems and also serves as the president of the Korean-American Institute of Technology.In this lecture, Professor Kim Deok-ho introduced the research results of advanced bio fields that have been devoted for the past 25 years, including disease modeling, new drug development, and space bio research using biochip-based microbiological systems (MPS).In particular, Professor Kim focused on cardiac tissue simulation technology using MPS, disease modeling, and drug development cases. In addition, he introduced a heart organoid made of induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) to MPS and a study on the impact of space environment on human body at the International Space Station (ISS) with NASA. After the lecture, questions and discussions continued."This seminar served as an opportunity to catch up international-level research trends and strengthen global research cooperation between domestic and foreign researchers," said Kim Yong-sung, dean of Ajou University's Advanced Bio Convergence College. "We will continue to increase research competitiveness in the high-tech bio field through continuous academic exchanges."The event was co-hosted by the Ajou Brain Promotion Project Group, Advanced Bio Convergence College, Ajou University Medical Center Advanced Medical Research Institute, and the 4-step BK21 Chem Biomedicine Education Research Group.The Ajou Bio Seminar (Ajou Innovations, ABS. ai) was first held in November 2023 to share the latest research trends and results in the medical and bio fields. The seminar was organized by several researchers from Ajou University, including medical schools, to promote convergence research through close exchanges.Prof. Deok-ho Kim of Johns Hopkins University introducing the research results of advanced bio fieldsResearchers and Graduate Students taking Lecture
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Ajou University's Graduate School of International Studies(GSIS)' "2024 Summer Commencement " was held in the auditorium of Yulgok Hall on the 19th.The Graduate School of International Studies has produced 51 graduates from four departments including the Department of International Management. The graduates are from 16 countries, including Bangladesh, Nepal, Singapore, and Nigeria. By department, there were Department of International Management (19), Department of International Trade (10), Department of Civil Society (3) and Department of International Development Cooperation (19).Starting with the report on degree conferment, the ceremony was held in the order of Congratulatory Message from Jang Byung-yoon, president of the International Graduate School, Congratulatory Speech from the Nigerian deputy ambassador, Award of the degree handing out awards Valedictory Speech of the graduate representative. The heads of departments of the International Graduate School and officials from the embassies of Nigeria, Nepal and Bangladesh attended together to congratulate the graduates."Love and change are the foundation and core of knowledge," said Jang Byung-yoon, president of the International Graduate School of our school, in a congratulatory speech. And he add "I hope all of you will love yourself and be the main players in changing your life, future, and community based on your power."Ferdinand Onwuamaeze Nwonye, Nigeria's deputy ambassador congratulated and encouraged the graduates. The graduate’s speech was conducted by Tully Rimu Islam (Bangladesh), a student who won the Presidential Award. "I thank everyone who helped me and my colleagues during the two years I spent at Ajou University, and I wish them all success and a happy life." said Tully Rimu Islam. The list of recipients of the Post-2024 International Graduate Degree Ceremony is as follows.◆ Presidential Award TULY RIMU ISLAM, Department of International Development Cooperation (Bangladesh)◆ Dean’s Awards ABDIKULOVA MERUYERT, International Business Administration Department (Kazakhstan) UMRZOKOV JAVLON ABDUGANI UGLI, Department of International Trade(Uzbekistan) TAMANG NIRU KUMARI, Department of Civil Sociology (Nepal) ◆ Excellent Thesis Awards GOODING MCKENZIE ANTONETTE, Department of International Development Cooperation (Barbados) MESIOTSO ENITON FAFA, Department of International Trade(Ghana)
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The "2024 Ajou International Summer School" has been completed with 50 and more students from 10 countries. Students from Uzbekistan's Ajou University in Tashkent (AUT) also participated. The completion ceremony of the International Summer School was held at the Yulgok Hall Innovation Lounge on the 24th. "Ajou International Summer School" is a program that short-term exchange students who visit our school for summer vacation participate in Korean language education and Korean cultural experiences.The four-week long program, which was held from July 2 to July 24, attracted 52 foreign students from 10 countries in the United States, Germany, Poland, Austria, Czech Republic, Uzbekistan, France, Indonesia, Japan, and Thailand. Among the participants, 30 students are from Uzbekistan's Ajou University in Tashkent (AUT).The completion ceremony was attended by 52 graduates, Kim Kyung-rae, Vice-Chancellor of the Office of Academic Affairs, Lee Seok-won, Director of the Office of International Affairs, and AISS Buddy. AISS Buddy is a support group made up of Ajou University students, and 13 undergraduate students supported AISS program along. Ajou International Summer School (AISS) started as a short-term exchange program in 2000 and operated 17 times until 2016, with a total of 1,000 foreign students participated. The program was suspended for the next three years and then resumed in 2020 when the international winter school was implemented through online in the COVID-19 era.Students who participated in this summer school stayed at Ajou University and took Sustainability Data Analysis and Business Decision-Making Macroeconomics Development Korean Language. Students who complete this course will get six credits.In addition, participants experienced various activities such as making Korean traditional food, Korean royal refreshments, K-pop dance classes, and calligraphy classes. They also visited domestic companies and various tourist spots such as the Samsung Innovation Museum, Suwon Hwaseong Haenggung Palace, Suwon World Cup Stadium, and Taean Manripo Beach to broaden understanding of Korean culture. Vice-President Kim Kyung-rae said in a congratulatory speech, "I am grateful that various students from various countries gathered and got along well in an unfamiliar environment," adding, "I believe they have grown a lot through this program, and I hope the memories made in Ajou will last a lifetime." Meanwhile, 30 students from Uzbekistan's Ajou University in Tashkent (AUT) participated in the Ajou International Summer School this year as last summer.Uzbekistan's Ajou University in Tashkent (AUT) opened in February 2021. AUT is in a form that combines Ajou University's education system and know-how with hardware, such as sites and buildings provided by the Uzbek government. Currently, AUT has a bachelor's degree program such as Civil Systems Engineering Architecture Electrical and Computer Engineering and IT-Business Department Korean Language & Philology Department English Philology Department.Suwon Hwaseong Haenggung Palace VisitSamsung Innovation Museum Visit Students taking a lecture
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Our school's mathematics department conducted "2024 AJOU-KYUSHU SUMMER SCHOOL ON APPLIED MATHEMATICS," a short-term training course linked to industry-academic cooperation with Kyushu University in Japan.The program is consisted of three days of online education from July 2nd to 4th and five days of education and projects at Kyushu University from July 8th to 12th. Total 25 students majoring in mathematics from the two universities participated, and 12 students from our school participated.The training was led by Osamu Saeki, the professor of the Kyushu University Institute of Mathematics for Industry (IMI) and Professor Park Bo-ram, head of our school's mathematics department. And Professor Pierluigi Chesana, Nguyen Dinh Hoa of Kyushu University and Professor, Shin Dong-wook of the mathematics department of Ajou University were in charge of teaching and project guidance. Professor Kwon Soon-sun, who heads the Ajou Industrial Mathematics and Statistics Center at our university, and Dr. Kim Min-jong of the National Institute of Mathematical Sciences gave an IMI colloquium lecture to lay the foundation for cooperation between the two universities in the field of applied and industrial mathematics.Following the training, mathematics students at our school will hold class “Applied industrial mathematics seminars” and give a performance presentation in October.Kim Dong-gun, a student of Ajou, said, "It was a relatively short period of time, but I had a very meaningful experience of gathering unfamiliar students to communicate and share mathematics," adding, "As I proceeded with the project, I looked forward to the future of studying mathematics in depth with mathematicians around the world."Professor Park Bo-ram, head of Ajou University's mathematics department, said, "Thanks to the students who showed active participation and excellent project, we were able to gain experience of international cooperation through mathematics.", adding, “We plan to continue exchanges in the future by holding an Ajou-Kyushu joint academic conference at Ajou University this fall.” Meanwhile, the program was organized as part of the 'Project to Support the Development and Operation of Overseas Joint Industry-Academic Cooperation Education Model' by the 4 STEP BK21 Project and LINC 3.0 Project in Mathematics. With the aim of fostering global talent, Ajou University is striving to develop and operate global educational models by promoting developing of collaborative textbooks and operating lectures with professors from leading overseas universities conducting overseas universities and companies visits Planning Global Co-Education Projects by establishing a cooperative system for industry-academia cooperation abroad.Students discussing after the lectureProject Presentation
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The "Ajou Bespoke College (ABC) program" held by Ajou University for the first time has been successfully completed. This program is a short-term exchange student program for students from overseas universities and is designed to experience not only Korean culture and history, but also Korean companies and industrial sites. The program lasted for two weeks from June 25 to July 9. Twelve students from Ajou University and fourteen students from the University of Nevada Purdue University, University of Wisconsin, University of Southern California, University of Nevada, Las Vegas participated in the program. Students took special lectures on Korean culture and history, visited corporate sites, and enjoyed opportunities to experience Korean culture. Also ABC program conducted a social problem-solving capstone project, and students who complete this course receive 3 credits.The special lecture was held under the theme of Understanding Korean Industry (Professor Yoon Cheon-seok_Global Management), K-culture Lecture (Professor Park Jae-yeon_Culture & Contents), Understanding Korean History (Professor Han Sang-woo_History), Understanding Entrepreneurship (Professor Kim Kyung-ho Management).Students visited Naver, Samsung Electronics-Samsung Innovation Museum, Gyeonggi Provincial Government, CJ Blossom Park, Samsung Biologics Dentium. They visited National Museum of Korea, Gyeongbok Palace, Hwaseong Haenggung Palace for a tour of Korean culture and history. Meanwhile, on the July 4th, a meeting was held with President Choi Ki-joo, participating students and professors. The event, held at the Yulgok Hall Innovation Lounge, was attended by 26 participating students, President Choi Ki-joo, Director of International Cooperation Lee Seok-won, faculty members who were in charge of special lectures, and Professor So Jae-hyun of the Department of Transportation System Engineering who was in charge of guiding the Capstone project. Students presented the results of the Capstone project they studied and prepared during the training period, including Solving public transportation problems in Korea and the United States Developing apps to reduce illiteracy rates and increase ease of use in the digital age Starting a company that provides personalized health plans and services through nutrition market analysis in Korea and the United States.Nana Ko (University of Wisconsin-Madison) student who participated in the program said, "The visit to the Samsung Innovation Museum during this program was memorable," adding, "It was interesting because there were many interactive elements, and it was good to learn not only the history of Samsung but also the history of Korea.""It was good to have a variety of experiences with students of different cultures and nationalities through the ABC program," said Park Jun-young (management) student. "It was a meaningful opportunity to approach from different perspectives and talk on various topics." President Choi Ki-joo, who attended the meeting, said, "We want to help students and researchers have a wider and more diverse experience by expanding exchanges with global universities at the world level," adding, "We hope that through these experiences, our students can be active on the global stage with broader insights." During this summer vacation, Ajou University operates a variety of global programs, including ABC (Ajou Bespoke College) programs as well as Ajou International Summer School, Ajou Global Frontier, Ajou Global Challenger and Faculty-led programs.<Visiting Samsung Inovation Museum><Student participants on field trips to local governments at Gyeonggido Office and Gyeonggido Assembly><Students presenting the results of the Capstone project at the meeting><President Choi Ki-joo encouraging students at a meeting held on the 4th>
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A special lecture by British Ambassador, Colin James Crookes was held in the auditorium of the Yeonam Hall on the afternoon of the June 13th. This lecture is the last lecture of the ‘Ajou Lecture’ in the first semester of 2024, and was held under the theme of "Britain and the Korean Peninsula" with more than 300 students from ‘Ajou Lecture’ and general students participating.Colin Crooks was appointed as the British Ambassador to Korea in 2022, and prior to this, he served as an ambassador in North Korea for three years from 2018. He also worked at the Korean embassy from 1995 to 1999. He has a reputation as a representative expert on the Korean Peninsula because of his experience working as ambassadors in both South and North Korea. He studied Korean in the 1990s, Korea, so he has a full command of Korean. As well as this day, the lecture was conducted in Korean without interpretation.Ambassador Crooks started his lecture by showing the daily lives of North Koreans with photos taken in North Korea. He then received positive feedback by telling the experiences and hidden stories of the events he led while working at the embassy, including Planning an event for Queen Elizabeth II's visit to South Korea in 1999 carrying out a state visit to the U.K. by Yoon Suk Yeol President in 2023.In addition, he explained the areas and examples of bilateral cooperation such as AI, nuclear power plants, bio, space, semiconductors, clean energy, etc. International Women's Day, Green Week commemorative student daily ambassador program UK study support program (Chevening scholarship), drawing interest and favor for the UK.During the question-and-answer session that followed the lecture, when asked to compare the taste of South Korean and North Korean beer, he said, "The Daedong River beer was more delicious because the Daedong River beer manufacturing facility was imported from Britain." Regarding the difference between South Korea and North Korea, he answered, "Of course, there is a big difference in the social system and atmosphere, but they are very similar in terms of food, so I felt that they are the same people."Ambassador Crooks concluded the 90-minute lecture, saying, "The British Embassy will work closely together in various fields, such as responding to climate change and realizing equality for women and minorities."Colin Crooks, Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Korea A student at Ajou University who questions to Colin Crooks
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Hong Kyung Soo, a professor in Ajou University’s Department of Culture and Contents, has published a book entitled How is K-content is Made?.In his book, Professor Hong analyzes TV shows in three genres—drama, culture, and entertainment—that have become representative of Korean popular culture in the last two years or so. His interviews of five TV show producers formed the basis of his writing.The TV shows analyzed in the three categories were Extraordinary Attorney Woo (drama), Story of the Day When You Bite Your Tail (culture), and Physical: 100, You Quiz on the Block, and Street Woman Fighter (entertainment).A seasoned content critic, Professor Hong believes the secrets to creation of popular Korean content (K-content) can be understood by analyzing the thoughts, sentiments, and intentions of the people involved in its making. He regularly conducts interviews with the producers of content that catches his attention. In his book Professor Hong sees the aforementioned five titles as a refreshing departure from predecessors in their genres. He explains that AI and streaming services expand the boundaries of what is possible. Through his in-depth interviews of these producers, Professor Hong identified a concrete philosophy of production among them and gained an understanding that the potential and actual worldwide popularity of the shows have resulted from the effort and resources invested in their making.How is K-content is Made?, with its unedited excerpts from the interviews, can serve as a foundation for researchers of content and pop culture, and provide media workers and students with insights into content planning. From 1995 to 2010 Professor Hong was a producer with KBS, with Discovery of Recite and Danbak Interview among his produced titles. Since 2010 he has focused on research and education in content production. He has authored the books Squid Game and the Content Revolution, I Decided to be a Strong Content Planner from Now on, A Conversation with an Entertainment Producer, and A Conversation with an Expanding Producer. He is chief of broadcasting and new media research with the Korean Society for Journalism and Communication Studies, and a member of the MBC Journalism Accountability Committee.
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On February 15th, the graduation ceremony of the first batch of students to earn a dual degree from Ajou University and the Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship (GSBE) in Uzbekistan took place. Present at the ceremony were the Uzbek graduates and officials from the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Korea, and members of Ajou University, including President Choi Kee-choo and Dean Chang Byeong-Yun of the Graduate School of International Studies. The graduation ceremony opened with an address by President Choi Kee-choo, followed by addresses by Dean Chang Byeong-Yun and Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Korea Fakhriddin Nabiev, and the conferment of degrees and awards, and ended with a presentation by the student president. Ajou University entered into a partnership on operation of a dual degree program with the GSBE, an education institution operating under the Uzbek Ministry of Economy and Finance, in 2022. The Uzbek Ministry of Economy and Finance was the catalyst for the partnership when it requested collaboration in developing Uzbek IT business experts. Uzbek students who undertake the dual degree program are selected each year by the GSBE, where they complete Semester 1 and 2 of the program, followed by Semester 3 and 4 at the Graduate School of International Studies at Ajou University. The program runs for 18 months, during which the students study at the Graduate School of International Studies at Ajou University for majors in global business and IT business. Graduates of the program are awarded a dual degree from Ajou University and the GSBE. The first group of graduates was made up of Uzbek public and private sector employees, in fields such as IT, HR, and marketing. Twenty students completed the inaugural dual degree program. President Choi extended congratulations to the graduates, saying “The first graduation from the dual degree program of Ajou University and the GSBE is meaningful.”He urged the graduates to “trust themselves and dream big.”Dean Chang Byeong-Yun said, “The Graduate School of International Studies at Ajou University is where change begins,” adding that he hoped “you graduates will take your learning wherever you go to initiate and lead change.” Ajou University founded Ajou University in Tashkent (AUT) in Uzbekistan in February 2021, and provides the new school with curricula and expertise. At present, the Ajou University undergraduate programs available at AUT are in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Civil Systems Engineering, and Architecture. Graduates of these programs are awarded a degree from Ajou University. The undergraduate programs offered by AUT itself are in Korean Philology and Management, English Philology and Management, and IT-Business. The first graduates of AUT will be graduating in June this year. President Choi conferring a diploma on a graduate of the dual degree programThe student president delivering an address
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- 작성일2024-04-23
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A project jointly executed by students of Ajou University and Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University for the development of a barista robot has been successfully completed.A presentation on the achievements of the barista robot project was held at Nanyang Technological University from January 16 to 20. The presentation brought together students from Ajou University and Nanyang Technological University who completed the joint project, which had been conducted online since September last year.The international industry-academia-research project was conceived by an Ajou University professor of mechanical engineering in Semester 2 last year who thought it would be a valuable learning experience for the participating students. Six Ajou University students and five mechanical and aerospace engineering students from Nanyang Technological University formed the project team in September of last year, with the objective of designing an AI robot that uses computer vision technology to make hand drip coffee. The six Ajou University students who participated in the project were Im So-yeon (digital media), Park Yong-joon (industrial engineering), Park Jun-ha (industrial engineering), Lee Dong-geon (industrial engineering), Kim Young-chan (integrative systems engineering), and Lee Chang-hoon (integrative systems engineering). Integrative Systems Engineering Professor Min Hyeun Jeong directed the students, who were provided with technical support from Cobosys, a robotic and automation solutions company. In the course of designing the barista robot, the Ajou University and Nanyang Technological University students held weekly online progress meetings on their research of hand drip coffee recipes used by expert baristas, their development of algorithms (water amounts, spiral drip control, etc.) for application of the recipes, and use of 3D cameras and deep learning for object recognition. The barista robot created through the project is able to locate the hand drip set used in coffee making through object recognition and the use of six-axis robot arms with grippers in executing sophisticated movements. The robot intelligently responds to any accident factors in operation to make coffee of a consistently high quality, which it then places in a serving area. A major achievement of the project is the use of computer vision technology in hand dripping automation, an example to be followed in future development of autonomous barista robots. Industrial engineering student Park Yong-joon, one of the participating Ajou University students, commented, “The project was memorable because it had me working with many others, attending meetings in English, and working with robot arms and AI vision technology, all of which were new experiences for me.” He added, “The lessons I learned though this five-month project will help me with choosing my career path.” Nanyang Technological University is an emerging university in Singapore, a tech education powerhouse that has been referred to as “the MIT of Asia,” having ranked 26th in the world in the 2024 QS World University Rankings and first in the 2023 THE Emerging Economies University Rankings.The project was made possible through the International Industry-Academia-Research Cooperation-based Education Model Development/Operation Support Project of the LINC 3.0 Project in execution by Ajou University. In the development of global talent, Ajou University jointly develops and uses learning materials and curricula with the faculty of foreign universities, gives students opportunity to gain experience at foreign universities and companies, and maintains an international network of industry-academia-research collaborators to plan and execute joint education projects. The development of effective global education models is a major focus of Ajou University. The students giving a presentation on project outcomesThe barista robot making hand drip coffee
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President Choi Kee-choo visited a number of universities in the Western US for meetings on cooperation in education and research. He was accompanied by Kang Shin Goo, Chief of the Office of International Affairs and other members of Ajou University.From January 4 to 19, the delegation visited the University of California, the University of Southern California, the University of California, Irvine, and three other universities. Meeting with university officials, the delegation outlined the various global programs and research projects Ajou University is involved in to explore avenues of cooperation.A particular emphasis made during those meetings was on how the US universities might partner up with Ajou University in research as part of the LAMP (Learning and Academic research institution for master’s and PhD students, and Postdocs) Project of the Korean Ministry of Education. Begun last year, the LAMP Project supports innovative joint research in the basic sciences. The eight participating universities, including Ajou University, pursue joint innovative research that is theme-based and not restricted by subject or major. A budget of KRW 14.8 billion over the next 5 years has been set for the project.At the University of Southern California, the delegation met with officials from the Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and discussed the possibility of creating research internship opportunities and summer/winter school programs for students over summer/winter breaks. At the University of California, the delegation visited the UCLA Center for Korean Studies and Dr. Dennis Hong’s Robotics and Mechanisms Laboratory and engaged in discussions on student exchanges and research cooperation. At the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, the delegation held exchanges over research cooperation opportunities in energy and semiconductors, while at the University of California, San Diego, student exchange programs and dual degree programs were discussed. While at this last stop, the delegation met with Ajou University students there on a student exchange program: Han Yeon-seo (mathematics), Cho Min-jun (electrical and computer engineering), and Lee Hee-jae (French literature), and spent time talking with them about their experiences. At the University of California, Riverside, an MOU was signed for an alliance between its Winston Chung Global Energy Center and Ajou University’s Energy Systems Project Group, formed and operated for the Korean government’s BK21 Project. At the University of California, Irvine, discussions were held on such topics as research and education exchanges, student exchange programs, and dual degree programs. On the evening of the 4th the delegation had dinner with Ajou University alumni living and working in Los Angeles and other parts of the Western US. The seven Ajou University graduates, among them Shim Jae-gwang, an electrical and computer engineering graduate of 1987, are members of the Los Angeles branch of the Ajou University Alumni Association and are today active in engineering, apparel, real estate, and more. At the dinner, Ajou President Choi Kee-choo informed the alumni on the progress and vision of their alma mater, and discussed in depth plans for expanding the foreign branches of the Ajou University Alumni Association. On their itinerary, President Choi and his entourage made a stop at CES 2024 held in Las Vegas, where student and faculty entrepreneurs from Ajou University had their breakthrough offerings on show. On the 9th, President Choi attended a conference on the fostering of startups by Ajou University and Suwon City alongside Suwon Mayor Lee Jae-Joon and other Suwon City officials. The conference was a gathering of students interested in startups and startup CEOs for discussions on how the university and local community can work together to support startup entrepreneurs. With officials from the USC Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical SciencesWith Ajou University students at the University of California, San Diego and university officialsWith Ajou University alumni in the Western US. Ajou University President Choi Kee-choo at center.
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Ajou University participated in CES 2024, the largest IT and appliance expo in the world, achieving a milestone in industry-academia cooperation on the global stage.Student and faculty entrepreneurs from Ajou University took part in CES 2024 in Las Vegas, United States, from January 9 to 12, where they showcased new technology. They were accompanied by 12 Ajou student “shadowers.” The international activity was made possible by support lent through Ajou University’s Global Future Innovation Technology Project, executed as part of the Korean government’s Leaders in Industry-university Cooperation (LINC) 3.0 Project.At CES 2024 Ajou University ran six booths, two of which also conducted investor relations activities. The booths housed AIPS, a student startup, Re-Knet, a startup by a professor, Davinch Q and Cobosys, subsidiaries of Ajou University’s technology holding company, and InBic and SyncLink, family companies of Ajou University. InBic and AIPS were the two companies that engaged in investor relations activities at CES 2024. A major achievement by the Ajou University contingent was the conclusion of an export contract valued at KRW 4 billion. Student startup AIPS (top image) is a deep tech company which develops advanced hardware and software. Cho Young-min, a mechanical engineering student, is one of the CEOs of AIPS, formed in August and now run by a team of five. Neural processing unit (NPU) solutions related to semiconductors and software used in the cloud, autonomous driving, robots, and other intelligent technologies are some of its development focuses. The product AIPS brought to CES 2024 was Skynet, an affordable solution for AI service acceleration. Re-Knet, founded by Ko Young-bae, a professor of software and computer engineering at Ajou University, develops positioning and navigation services using ultra-wideband technology. To CES 2024 Re-Knet brought Handy UB, a precision indoor tracking service designed for the safety of persons with disabilities, and Navi Neck, a pet wellbeing app which uses augmented reality technology to track location, manage health, and analyze pet behavior. Davinch Q, a subsidiary of Ajou University’s technology holding company, has since its establishment made progress using patents held by Ajou University. To CES 2024 the company brought Onesec, a western imaging system for protein detection to compete with western blot protein detection systems in their respective market. Davinch Q is only the second in the world to have developed the technology used by Onesec, which engages in precision measurements without signal strength distortion and is more competitively priced than the western blot protein detection system, an advantage which warrants the production of a protein detection system in Korea.Cobosys, another subsidiary of Ajou University’s technology holding company, develops robot automation solutions and was founded in 2019 by Park Jaeil, an industrial engineering professor at Ajou University, and his business partner, Dr. Jang Kyung-hoon. At CES 2024, Cobosys introduced a smart farming robot it had jointly developed with the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology. Cobosys manufactures a range of robot-based automation solutions, among them a “coffeebot” and “chickenbot” designed for automation of the food and beverage industry. At CES 2024 Cobosys concluded an export contract with US company Flamingo Robot, which will involve Cobosys supplying 100 coffeebots, worth around KRW 4 billion. InBic and SyncLink, both family companies of Ajou University, introduced a real-time AI nighttime image conversion solution and a ring-type wireless mouse with healthcare features ("Smart Ring"), respectively, at CES 2024.The Ajou University delegation to CES 2024 was accompanied by 12 Ajou University students who are aspiring entrepreneurs themselves. These student shadowers made it to CES 2024 with support from Ajou University, and then spent time visiting Stanford University and a number of other institutes of higher learning, as well as Silicon Valley companies.Together with Suwon City, Ajou University hosted a conference on supporting startups to coincide with CES 2024. The conference took place on the 9th and was attended by Ajou University and Suwon City officials, among them Ajou University President Choi Kee-choo and Suwon Mayor Lee Jae-Joon, students interested in startups, and startup CEOs who engaged in in-depth discussions of how the university and local community can work together to create unicorns.Kim Sangin, chief of the Ajou University Industry-Academia Cooperation Foundation and who also helms the university’s task force for the LINC 3.0 Project, commented, “This is Ajou University’s third participation in CES, which has given us experience in initiating global business-university cooperation […] Ajou University will work with partners in the region to help its members enter foreign markets with their achievements in innovation.” Ajou University student shadowersCobosys CEOs with their KRW 4B contract for coffeebot exportAn InBic representative explaining the company’s real-time AI nighttime image conversion technologyAjou University President Choi Kee-choo speaking at the conference on fostering startups by Ajou University and Suwon CityPost-conference group photo
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