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Conférence au CESQ à Strasbourg. Le 6 mars lors de la « quantum week », le CESQ (European Center for Quantum Sciences), un événement coorganisé par la startup QPerfect et l'Université de Strasbourg. Les premiers jours étaient dédiés à l'inauguration du CESQ et à des journées grand public.Interventions d'Olivier :« discover » (mes slides)APS Physics Global Summit à AnaheimLa startup irlandaise Equal1 se faisait remarquer en présentant UnityQ-1 un premier ordinateur quantique complet avec des qubits silicium tenant dans un simple rack. Equal1 Demonstrates Advances in Silicon-Based Quantum Computing by Matt Swayne, The Quantum Insider, December 2024. Nvidia Quantum Developer Day à San Francisco.Cette journée de conférence avait lieu pendant l'APS Global Summit, mais à San Francisco. Elle a été marquée par trois panels animés par le CEO de Nvidia, Jensen Huang. Alice&Bob Alice&Bob comprime ses chats !Enhancing dissipative cat qubit protection by squeezing by Rémi Rousseau, Diego Ruiz, Raphaël Lescanne, Zaki Leghtas, Sébastien Jezouin, Anil Murani et al, arXiv, February 2025 (26 pages). Pasqal Des évolutions d'un partenariat technologique avec KAIST en Corée du Sud. Il s'agit de recherches conjointes sur le contrôle des atomes. Advancing Quantum Computing with Pasqal and KAIST, by Pasqal, March 2025. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. Une machine de Pasqal est maintenant disponible sur Microsoft Azure.Pasqal Expands Access to Quantum Computing Capabilities by Pasqal, March 2025. Une commande d'une machine à 140 qubits pour EuroHPC en Italie pour CINECA à Bologne. EuroHPC Selects Pasqal to Build 140-Qubit Neutral Atom Quantum Simulator in Italy, Upgrade Planned for 2027 by Cierra Choucair, The Quantum Insider, March 2025. Son prix ? 13M€. Une nouvelle organisation. Wasiq Bokhari devient Executive Chairman. Loic Henriet devient CEO. Georges-Olivier Reymond devient Chief Strategic Alliances Officer. Pasqal Announces a New Management Structure with the Appointment of Loïc Henriet as CEO and Wasiq Bokhari as Executive Chairman, Mars 2025. Travaux sur le benchmarking et l'estimation de ressources pour obtenir un avantage quantique dans la résolution d'un problème de combinatoire de type MIS (maximum independent set). “Based on extended classical benchmarks at larger problem sizes, we estimate that scaling up to a thousand atoms with a 1 kHz repetition rate is a necessary step toward demonstrating a computational advantage with quantum methods”. Decrypting Pasqal recent research on solving optimization problems by Marie Wakim, Pasqal, March 2025 et Identifying hard native instances for the maximum independent set problem on neutral atoms quantum processors by Pierre Cazals, Constantin Dalyac et al, arXiv, February 2025 (11 pages). Quobly et Bgene genetics L'annonce en mars d'un partenariat applicatif avec Bgene Genetics, une startup biotech de Grenoble dirigée par Marie-Gabrielle Jouan. ChipironPublication d'un livre blanc ou blueprint scientifique de 35 pages sur la création d'une IRM portable à bas champ (1 mT) et avec une détection plus sensible avec un magnétomètre de précision à base de SQUID (capteurs supraconducteurs) en lieu et place des antennes des IRM habituelles qui détectent des radiofréquences autour de 60 MHz avec des inductances en cuivre. Au lieu de 1 à 4 Tesla dans les IRM d'hopitaux. Dans Chipiron - High quality 1 mT MRI by Zineb Belkacemi, Dimitri Labat et al, March 2025 (35 pages). Et au passage, cela consommera beaucoup moins d'énergie. Appareil qui tiendrait dans un rack 5U. WelinqWelinq sort du prototypage et lance sa première mémoire quantique pour l'interconnexion d'ordinateurs quantiques. Elle occupe un rack complet. Welinq Launches Its Storage Solution for Quantum Computing Scale-Out by Welinq, March 2025. ColibriTDAlgorithme variationnel de résolution d'un type d'équation aux dérivées partielles (PDE), l'équation de Burger, testé sur 50 qubits d'un QPU IBM Heron de 156 qubits, dans un régime un peu en-dessous de l'avantage quantique. ColibriTD announces H-DES for solving Differential Equations on IBM Quantum Computers, Mars 2025.Solving Partial Differential Equations on IBM Quantum Processors with a Variational Quantum Algorithm, ColibriTD, March 2025 (9 pages).H-DES: a Quantum-Classical Hybrid Differential Equation Solver by Hamza Jaffali, Jonas Bastos de Araujo, Nadia Milazzo, Marta Reina, Henri de Boutray, Karla Baumann, and Frédéric Holweck, ColibriTD, arXiv, October 2024 (40 pages). IBM· Un état intriqué GHZ de grande taille avec 120 qubits, un record après celui de Quantinuum de 50 qubits réalisé en 2024. Il a été réalisé avec le concours de Simon Martiel, un chercheur d'IBM ex Atos, basé à Bordeaux. Q-CTRL avait réalisé un GHZ de 75 qubits avec de la correction d'erreurs.Achieving computational gains with quantum error correction primitives: Generation of long-range entanglement enhanced by error detection by Haoran Liao, Michael J. Biercuk, Yuval Baum et al, arXiv, November 2024 (8 pages).· Un QPU Heron System Two sera installé en Espagne d'ici la fin 2025 au Pays Basque. C'est le second en Europe après l'Allemagne.· Un papier sur la correction d'erreur de portes non-Clifford...
We are delighted to partner with Soundable Health for our milestone 100th episode of the Prostate Health Podcast! Did you know that you can now monitor the health of your prostate and bladder in the comfort of your home? We have a special guest, Dr. Catherine Song, joining us today to introduce and guide you through the features of a cutting-edge new mobile app called proudP, which has demonstrated its value for men as a personal prostate health monitor, and for urologists, providing valuable uroflow data without the need for expensive and cumbersome equipment. Dr. Song is the Founder and CEO of Soundable Health, a digital health startup developing digital audible biomarkers. Dr. Song has a Ph.D. in electrical and electronics engineering from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. She brings a wealth of experience to the show, having served previously as the Chief Operating Officer at HUINNO, a Boston Seoul-based digital health startup, and as a member of the digital health advisory committee at the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety for two years. She also spent over ten years as a Senior Strategic Operations Manager at Lam Research Corporation, a NASDAQ company and global leader in semiconductor equipment, and in various technology and product leadership roles in LG Electronics in the high technology and consumer electronics field. Stay tuned to learn all you need to know about the innovative new proudP mobile app. Disclaimer: The Prostate Health Podcast is for informational purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as medical advice. By listening to the podcast, no physician-patient relationship has been formed. For more information and counseling, you must contact your personal physician or urologist with questions about your unique situation. Show Highlights: Dr. Song explains how AI detects subtle changes in urine flow and sound to measure flow speed and amount with proudP Dr. Song shares the story behind proudP The limitations of office-based uroflow practices The accuracy of the uroflow data captured with proudP Why objective data is essential for BPH treatments The implications for urologists of implementing the proudP technology within the urology space Where can the proudP app be obtained? Links: Get your free What To Expect Guide or find the link on our podcast website. Join our Facebook group. Follow Dr. Pohlman on Twitter and Instagram. (@gpohlmanmd) Go to the Prostate Health Academy to sign up. You can access Dr. Pohlman's free mini webinar, where he discusses his top three tips to promote men's prostate health, longevity, and quality of life here. Soundable Health proudP
Education across the globe has seen monumental shifts in the last four years, and the field of engineering is no exception. I am your host, Dora Smith. Today we've invited Shannon O'Donnell, who leads global academic engagement at Siemens digital industry software, to help us talk about engineering education in South Korea. Shannon O'Donnell talks to Dr. Yim, a professor of engineering at Hongik University, and Dr. Donghyuk Shin, an assistant professor at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). In this episode, you will learn about the importance of the Collaboration between academia and industry, and the importance of the Integration of real-world applications and hands-on learning opportunities in the classroom to enhance students' understanding and readiness for the industry. In addition, you will also get to hear about the dynamic nature of engineering education in South Korea, and the importance of continuous adaptation to meet the evolving needs of students and the industry. In this episode, you will learn about: Engineering education in South Korea and global collaborations. (4:43) Engineering education and industry needs. (8:28) Progress in sustainability education in South Korea (18:14) Adapting to technological changes in the classroom. (21:19) Connect with Shannon O'Donnell: LinkedIn Connect with Dora Smith: LinkedIn
Bekanntlich ist Südkorea das Land mit dem höchsten Anteil an tertiärer Ausbildung unter allen OECD-Ländern, mit Stand 2023 besuchen oder besuchten ca. 76% der Bevölkerung eine Hochschule. Dieser Anteil ist etwa doppelt so hoch wie in Deutschland und liegt fast 20 Prozentpunkte über dem OECD-Durchschnitt. So herrscht hierzulande eine harte Konkurrenz um die besten Studienplätze, was dadurch noch verschärft wird, dass die Universitäten seit jeher in einem unverrückbaren Hierarchieverhältnis zueinander stehen. Die drei Top-Unis sind, wie jeder schon im Kindergarten weiß, Seoul-Nationaluni, Yonsei- und Korea-Universität. Dazu gesellt sich seit einigen Jahren das Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), und auch die altehrwürdige, von Samsung stark unterstützte Sungkyunkwan-Uni wird oft mit dazugezählt. Wer hier einen Studienplatz bekommt, hat beste Aussichten auf eine erfolgreiche Karriere, denn die Eliten waren praktisch alle dort und kümmern sich um ihre Alumni. Andersrum: Wer an einer drittklassigen Uni in der Provinz landet, studiert oft für die Arbeitslosigkeit. Nicht selten trifft man Taxifahrer und Verkäuferinnen mit Hochschulabschluss. Jetzt, Anfang März, hat grad das neue Schul- und Studienjahr angefangen, und so ist dies unser heutiges Thema.
진행자: 김혜연, Ali Bodyguards drag student out for protesting Yoon's commencement 기사 요약: 대학 학위수여식에서 윤석열 대통령에게 연구개발 예산 삭감에 대한 문제를 외치다 대통령실 경호원에 의해 사지가 들린 채 강제 퇴장 당한 사건 [1] A student was physically removed on Friday as he protested a research budget cut as President Yoon Suk Yeol delivered a speech at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology's commencement ceremony in Daejeon. * budget cut 예산 삭감 * commencement 학위 수여식, 졸업식 [2] A clip of the student being carried out with his arms and legs lifted by bodyguards has gone viral in online communities. The video appeared to show some of the bodyguards were clad in graduation gowns. * go viral 입소문이 나다 * clad in …한 옷을 입은 [3] The student, identified as Shin Min-gi, one of some 3,000 graduates that day, was transferred to police after being detained at the campus, according to the minor progressive Green Justice Party. Shin has worked as a spokesperson of the party's Daejeon branch since November. * detained (어디에 가지 못하게) 붙들다, 지체하게 하다 * spokesperson 대변인 [4] Yoon's office said in a statement that a "commotion" had occurred, and presidential bodyguards "separated the protester from the venue for safety reasons." The action corresponded to related security regulations, the office said, without clarifying which clause it referred to. * commotion 소란, 소동 * clarify 명확하게 하다, 분명히 말하다 기사 원문: https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20240216050525 [코리아헤럴드 팟캐스트 구독] 아이튠즈(아이폰):https://itunes.apple.com/kr/podcast/koliaheleoldeu-paskaeseuteu/id686406253?mt=2 네이버 오디오 클립(아이폰, 안드로이드 겸용): https://audioclip.naver.com/channels/5404 팟빵 (안드로이드): http://www.podbbang.com/ch/6638 위 팟캐스트 에피소드에는 스포티파이의 후원광고를 포함하고 있습니다. 지금 바로 스포티파이 포 팟캐스터에서 팟캐스트를 만들어보세요! http://podcasters.spotify.com
Dr. Ha Hong, Ph.D. ( http://hahong.org/ ), is Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at Medtronic Endoscopy ( https://www.medtronic.com/covidien/en-us/clinical-solutions/gastrointestinal-health.html ) where he oversees AI R&D and strategy, emphasizing building responsible AI solutions for patient care, and has a track record of inventing and delivering breakthrough technologies in the medical device field ( https://www.medtronic.com/covidien/en-us/products/gastrointestinal-artificial-intelligence/gi-genius-intelligent-endoscopy.html ). Before joining Medtronic, Dr. Hong was a founding team member and the Chief Architect at Caption Health, which GE HealthCare acquired, where he led the R&D, including the development of the first commercially available AI navigation system for cardiac ultrasound examination. Dr. Hong has a Ph.D. in Medical Engineering and Medical Physics from the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology Program and a BS in Physics from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. Medtronic Edonscopy is part of Medtronic plc (https://www.medtronic.com/us-en/index.html), the world's largest medical device company, which operates in more than 150 countries and employs over 90,000 people. Important Episode Links Medtronic GI Genius™ Intelligent Endoscopy Module - https://www.medtronic.com/covidien/en-us/products/gastrointestinal-artificial-intelligence/gi-genius-intelligent-endoscopy.html Medtronic Artificial Intelligence (AI) Compass for responsible use of AI - https://www.medtronic.com/content/dam/medtronic-wide/public/brand-corporate-assets/resources/medtronic-ai-compass.pdf Dr. Ha Hong Linkedin Profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ha-hong/ Support the show
Cholsoon Jang, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Biological Chemistry at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine. Dr. Jang obtained bachelor's and master's degrees from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. He then received PhD from Harvard University and completed postdoctoral training at Princeton University. Dr. Jang's laboratory focuses on understanding how dietary nutrients are processed in the body and exert health-beneficial or detrimental effects. Dr. Jang received prestigious awards such as Pinnacle Research Award from the American Association for the Study of Liver Disease and Edward Mallinckrodt Jr. Foundation Award, and several research grants from National Institute of Health. Dr. Jang has published 92 papers in prominent journals like Nature, Cell, and Science, which are cited over 8500 times. Dr. Jang is regularly invited to speak nationally and internationally on his research in nutrient metabolism. In this episode we discuss:What's the difference between fructose and glucose?The factors that affect your ability to metabolize fructose.The problems with current nutritional research.Should you be eating sugar?The Jang lab at UC IrvineMentioned in this episode:Get 10% off your first boxhttps://takethesis.com/drlyon/20% off your first orderhttps://trybite.com/DRLYONVisit 1st Phorm Website for Free Shipping on orders $75+http://www.1stphorm.com/drlyonInside Tracker 20% Off the Entire Storehttps://info.insidetracker.com/drlyonGet your free LMNT Sample Pack with any purchasehttps://drinklmnt.com/drlyon
EPISODE 1885: In this KEEN ON show, Andrew talks to Min W. Jung, author of A BRAIN FOR INNOVATION, about the neuroscience of imagination and abstract thinking Min W. Jung is the author of A Brain for Innovation: The Neuroscience of Imagination and Abstract Thinking. He is a vice director of the Center for Synaptic Brain Dysfunctions at the Institute for Basic Science in South Korea and a professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. He received his PhD from the University of California, Irvine. His primary interests are the neural mechanisms of memory, imagination, and decision making.Named as one of the "100 most connected men" by GQ magazine, Andrew Keen is amongst the world's best known broadcasters and commentators. In addition to presenting KEEN ON, he is the host of the long-running How To Fix Democracy show. He is also the author of four prescient books about digital technology: CULT OF THE AMATEUR, DIGITAL VERTIGO, THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER and HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE. Andrew lives in San Francisco, is married to Cassandra Knight, Google's VP of Litigation & Discovery, and has two grown children.
In the seventh episode of Japan Memo Season 3, Robert Ward hosts Sakata Yasuyo, Professor of International Relations at the Kanda University of International Studies; Dr Mireya Solís, Director of the Center for East Asia Policy Studies, Philip Knight Chair in Japan Studies, and a Senior Fellow in the Foreign Policy Program at Brookings; and Dr Chung Min Lee, Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Professor at the Institute of Convergence and Security Affairs, Korea Advanced Institute for Science and Technology. Dr Lee is also the Chairman of the IISS Advisory Council and a IISS Trustee.Robert, Sakata-sensei, Dr Lee and Dr Solís explore the factors spurring tension and reconciliation in the bilateral Japan-Republic of Korea (ROK) relationship, conventional and new challenges facing their relations, the status of bilateral and trilateral US-Japan-ROK cooperation and offer perspectives on ways forward for sustaining the recent rapprochement.Topics discussed include:· speaker perspectives on the drivers behind the recent bilateral rapprochement;· the impact of the Shangri-La Dialogue on bilateral and trilateral US-Japan-ROK relations;· areas of alignment between both countries' Indo-Pacific strategies and potential areas of cooperation;· potential for economic, economic security and traditional security cooperation; and· speaker perspectives on the sustainability of the relationship and rapprochement. The following literature is recommended by our guests to gain a clearer picture of the topics discussed:· Mireya Solis, Japan's Quiet Leadership: Reshaping the Indo-Pacific (Washington, DC: Brookings Institution, 2023) (Forthcoming)· Yoichi Funabashi, The Peninsula Question: A Chronicle of the Second Korean Nuclear Crisis (Washington, DC: Brookings Institute Press, 2007).· Kishida Fumio, Kakuheiki no Nai Sekai e – Yūki Aru Heiwakokka no Kokorozashi [Towards a World without Nuclear Weapons: Aspirations of a Courageous and Peaceful Nation] (Tokyo: Nikkei BP, 2020).· Edited by Michael Raska, Richard A Bitzinger, The AI Wave in Defence Innovation: Assessing Military Artificial Intelligence Strategies, Capabilities, and Trajectories (London and New York: Routledge, 2023)We hope you enjoy the episode and please follow, rate, and subscribe to Japan Memo on the podcast platform of your choice.Date of Recording: 28 June 2023Japan Memo is recorded and produced at the IISS in London. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Korea24 – 2022.12.16 (Friday) News Briefing: Memorial ceremonies for the victims of the Itaewon crowd crush were held across the country, marking the 49th day since the tragedy, representing the final day of mourning in Buddhist tradition. (Emma Sparks) In-Depth News Analysis: Professor Ahn Jae-myung from the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) joins us on the line to discuss South Korea's first-ever lunar orbiter, Danuri, entering the moon’s orbit this week after its four month journey from earth. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. The CEO of Institut Pasteur Korea, Dr. Jee Young-mee, is reportedly being tapped to head the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency. (새 질병관리청장에 지영미 유력…‘이해충돌’ 논란 백경란 후임) 2. A Seoul subway train broke down on a bridge on Thursday night, trapping some 500 passengers for two hours. (‘한강철교 위’ 지하철 1호선 고장…2시간 동안 ‘덜덜’) 3. South Korea is set to compete in the Asia Professional Baseball Championship next November. (한국, 6년만에 열리는 APBC 참가…내년 11월 개최) Movie Spotlight with Jason Bechervaise and Darcy Paquet: - “Avatar: The Way of Water (아바타: 물의 길)” - “Before, Now & Then (나나)” Next Week From Seoul with Richard Larkin: - The government will release details for adjusting its COVID-19 indoor mask mandate by next Friday. - The Seoul Light-Gwanghwa and Seoul Lantern Festival will run at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul from Monday. - The World Cup final between Argentina and France will take place on Sunday.
In this episode, Dr. Victor Cha and Andrew Schwartz are joined by Dr. Chung Min Lee, Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (CEIP) and Professor at the Korea Advanced Institute for Science and Technology (KAIST), to discuss his recent report on South Korea's national security and defense review, and the relationship between ROK-Japan, DPRK, and China under the Yoon administration.
Web 3.0 er på vej og dermed også metaverset. Men før vi kan danse med til virtuelle koncerter og besøge borgmesteren på det virtuelle rådhus, er der især otte forskellige teknologier, vi skal have på plads. Det fortæller Lik-Hang Lee (Paul), som er lektor på Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST). Sammen med en gruppe forskere har han skrevet den videnskabelige artikel ”All One Needs to Know about Metaverse: A Complete Survey on Technological Singularity, Virtual Ecosystem, and Research Agenda”, der – ja, titlen siger faktisk det hele. Og så er der en række faktorer som bl.a. content creation, security og privacy, som vi skal have helt styr på for at kunne opretholde et bæredygtigt metavers. Medvirkende: Lik-Hang Lee, lektor KAIST Links: Lik-Hang Lee: https://www.lhlee.com/likhang All One Needs to Know about Metaverse: A Complete Survey on Technological Singularity, Virtual Ecosystem, and Research Agenda: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2110.05352.pdf
About Dr. Chaesub Lee Dr. Chaesub Lee has been involved in the fields of telecommunication and ICT for 35 years: as a technical expert for 27 of those years, and as an Elected Official of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for the past 8 years. Dr. Lee has contributed to the development of Telecom/ICT technology and services in areas as diverse as, Next-Generation Networks (NGN), IPTV, cloud computing, Fixed networks/Machine Learning (ML) for 5G, application of emerging technology (Quantum, Blockchain, AI, and ML) into Telecoms/ICTs. He launched initiatives for inclusion such as AI4Good, the Financial Inclusion Global Initiative (FIGI), and the Road Safety initiative. He started his professional life in 1986 as a researcher at Korea Telecom. After 17 years he took up a role at his country's Electronic and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), where he stayed for the next eight years. Subsequently, he worked at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and then as a senior advisor to the ICT and Future Planning at the Korean Ministry, (MSIP). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support
Korea24 – 2022.08.03. (Wednesday) News Briefing: South Korea’s presidential office has called for peace and stability through dialogue and cooperation in relation to the U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s controversial visit to Taiwan. (Eunice Kim) In-Depth News Analysis: Following on from South Korea’s successful launch of its first homegrown space rocket, Nuri, in June, the nation’s first-ever lunar orbiter, named Danuri, is set to be launched into space on Thursday, aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, US at 7:08PM local time. To learn more about the significance of this launch and Danuri’s mission, Professor Ahn Jae-myung from the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) joins us on the line. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. Ads offering services to confirm whether an individual visited businesses providing sexual services have resurfaced after four years. ("남친·남편 유흥업소 출입 확인해준다"…'유흥탐정' 다시 성행) 2. A sinkhole has partially destroyed a convenience store in Yangyang County, Gangwon Province. (양양 낙산해수욕장 인근 싱크홀…편의점 붕괴) 3. Former President Moon Jae-in and his wife Kim Jung-sook were spotted vacationing at a beach in Jeju. (휴가 중 문 전 대통령, 제주도 해수욕장 포착) Korea Book Club: Literary critic Barry Welsh brings us the highly-anticipated translation of “Korean Teachers” by Seo Su-jin (translated by Lizzie Buehler). The Hankyoreh Literature Prize winning novel follows the trials and tribulations of four Korean language teachers as they deal with their workplace and societal pressures. Morning Edition Preview with Richard Larkin: - In tomorrow’s Korea Herald, Song Seung-hyun reports that Oscar-winning director Bong Joon-ho has started shooting his latest film in the UK. - Tomorrow’s Korea Times features an article by Lee Gyu-lee on novels related to popular films and TV shows, as well as screenplays, are seeing a surge in sales.
Korea24 – 2022.05.25. (Wednesday) News Briefing: North Korea launched three ballistic missiles in quick succession toward the East Sea on Wednesday morning, including one believed to be an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). (Eunice KIM) In-Depth News Analysis: South Korea's first-ever lunar orbiter, recently named ‘Danuri’, is set to lift off in the U.S. in August. Meanwhile, it was confirmed on Wednesday that South Korea’s first homegrown space rocket, ‘Nuri’, will get a second chance for a successful launch on June 15th. To learn more about the significance of these launches, Professor Kwon Se-jin (권세진) from the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) joins us on the line. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. A shooting at a US elementary school in Texas has left at least 22 people dead, including 19 children and the gunman. (美 초등학교 총기난사 참사…어린이 19명 등 최소 22명 사망) 2. The South Korean Navy is preparing to allow female soldiers to serve in submarines for the first time. (여군도 잠수함 탄다…내년부터 선발, 내후년 탑승) 3. The presidential office revealed a commemorative watch, the first presidential souvenir of Yoon’s government. (尹대통령 기념시계 공개…'취임식 참석' 국민대표 20인에 전달) Korea Book Club: A new quarterly magazine that celebrates and promotes speculative fiction has been published in South Korea. “The Earthian Tales (어션 테일즈)” includes shorts stories, reviews, graphic short stories, essays and more by some of Korea’s leading SF writers. Literary translator Anton Hur joins us on the line to introduce this new publication. Morning Edition Preview with Richard Larkin: - In tomorrow’s Korea Herald, Park Yuna writes about the growing influence of celebrities on the Korean art scene. - Tomorrow’s Korea Times features a report by Dong Sun-hwa on the Yoogeum Museum, a museum dedicated to ancient roof tiles from East Asian countries.
Today I speak with Hyunah Keum, Seulgi Lee, Hyeonbin Park, & Joelle Champalet about the pandemic in Korea Joëlle Champalet is a doctoral student at the Graduate School of Science and Technology Policy, in Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. She is interested in the intertwined relationship between technology and territories, everyday practices and smart cities. During her master's thesis and the pandemic, she focused on the transformation of everyday practices of inhabitants by smart systems in South Korea. Hyunah Keum is a doctoral student at the Graduate School of Science and Technology Policy, in Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. She is interested in the materiality, socioeconomic, and environmental impacts of various wastes. She wrote her master's thesis about plastic wastes during COVID-19 in South Korea, to investigate different practices to regulate or promote the use of plastic from the perspective of slow disaster. She wants to expand her research fields into revealing unequal relationships around waste, and its impacts on different beings, not just humans but also non-humans. Seulgi Lee studied chemistry in her undergraduate and became a master's course student in STP KAIST starting from last year. She is interested in the dynamics between disaster and victims' identity, especially from a feminist perspective. Hyeonbin Park is a doctoral student in the Graduate School of Science and Technology Policy at KAIST. He got his Master's degree in theoretical cosmology, but social and environmental disasters have attracted him, so he moved down to the Earth to pay more attention to human and nonhuman lives in the world. His research interests cover broadly Disaster studies, and Environmental humanities & social sciences. He would like investigate how disaster shapes the world and to develop a way of living together with various humans and nonhumans.
Haritz habla personalmente y no representando a ninguna empresa o institución de ninguna manera. Toda la información aquí descrita es mi interpretación y no necesariamente lo que Haritz quiso decir. Haritz es investigador ciéntifico en el Ubiquitous Knowledge Processing (UKP) Lab en la TU Darmstadt. Fundado en 2009, el UKP es uno de los centros más importantes de investigación en procesamiento del lenguaje natural del mundo. El trabajo de Haritz se ha enfocado en Question Answering, es decir, algoritmos que sirven para contestar preguntas, generar preguntas y graph neural networks. Hizo su maestría en el Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) donde también trabajó en el laboratorio de Information Retrieval (IR) and Natural Language Processing (NLP). Twitters: @HaritzPuerto @UKPLab Material recomendado por Haritz: - Introduccion a QA por Stanford. - NLP con Deep Learning por Stanford. - Illustrated Transformer por Jay Alammar. - Illustrated BERT por Jay Alammar. Habilidades clave que han llevado a Haritz al éxito: - Trabajo duro. - Estudiar desde el primer día. - Capacidad de adaptación. Consejos para hispanohablantes: - Ser autodidacta. En ML es posible con coursera y tutoriales en internet. - Google Colab para programar. GPUs buenas gratis. - Hacer comunidad en Hugging Face y Kaggle. - Usar Kaggle para poner en practica con problemas reales todo lo aprendido y hacer un portafolio con eso (tutoriales/proyectos personales + Kaggle). - Buen GPA en el pregrado para luego obtener becas para la maestría. - Para posgrados no mirar solo EE.UU, en otros países hay universidades muy buenas con becas. Por ejemplo becas en gobiernos asiáticos o europeos. Algunas cosas interesantes para Haritz: - Cómo producir código limpio y reproducible en ML. - Muchos papers no abren el código y cuando lo abren no es fácil adaptarlo a otros contextos. A veces es difícil reproducir código. Es necesario conseguir que los modelos o códigos puedan ser reproducibles por otras personas. - En la universidad solemos aprender los patrones de ingeniería de software, github, etc. Pero ML es un poco diferente y aunque todo eso también se aplica, hacen falta mas cosas. Por ejemplo, los datasets también tienen versiones pero pueden ocupar mucho espacio. ¿Qué es el Questión Answering (QA) en ML? QA es la tarea de dar una respuesta en texto a una pregunta en texto. Ej. es uno de los módulos de Siri, el asistente de Iphone. Cuando le preguntamos algo a Siri el móvil tiene que convertir nuestra voz en texto. Luego entenderlo y buscar información para responder nuestra pregunta (ir a Wikipedia, por ejemplo) y generar una respuesta corta. Tipos de algoritmos involucrados en el QA: - Antes de 2016 se empleaban sistemas basados en reglas como if/else. - En los últimos años ha evolucionado el campo gracias a las redes neuronales y, sobre todo, BERT ha pertmitido un crecimiento exponencial desde 2018. ¿Qué es MetaQA? - Es un modelo que distribuye y modera las preguntas recibidas entre un conjunto de modelos expertos en diferentes áreas como matemáticas, películas, etc. Así se crea un modelo efectivo sin la necesidad de crear un súper modelo que ocupe más recursos computacionales.
Today I welcome Hana Kim and June-Yi Lee to discuss their work on climate change adaptation and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in the COVID Era. Hana Kim is an assistant professor of School of Humanities & Social Sciences at Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology, Republic of Korea. She received a Ph.D. in Energy and Environmental Policy from University of Delaware, United States. Her research interests are equity issues related to energy and climate change policies, energy transition, and non-state stakeholders' responses to climate changes. Currently, she is working on several research projects related to sustainability issues in urban areas as well. June-Yi Lee is Associate Professor of Research Center for Climate Sciences, Pusan National University; and Associate Project Leader of Institute for Basic Science Center for Climate Physics. She holds a Ph.D. Atmospheric Sciences, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea. Earth system predictability including not only physical variables but also biogeochemical cycle on intraseasonal-interannual-to-interdecadal time scales. She is a Core Writing Team member, IPCC 6th Assessment Synthesis Report.
Today is a researchers' roundtable day on #COVIDCalls, and I welcome KAIST graduate students Hyon Soo Jeong and Hyunah Keum to talk about their new research on COVID. Hyunah Keum is a master's candidate at the Graduate School of Science and Technology Policy, in Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. She recently finished her master's thesis titled “Making Waste Acceptable and Invisible: The COVID-19 Pandemic and Material Politics of Plastic Waste in South Korea,” where she argues that plastic waste has not just increased in Korea during COVID-19 pandemic, a time when the government both allowed discard of disposable plastics and invisibilized the infrastructure to treat those wastes. She wants to expand her area of research into revealing unequal relationships around waste, and its impacts on different beings, humans and non-humans. Hyon Soo Jeong is a master's candidate at the Graduate School of Science and Technology Policy in KAIST. She is interested in data sharing during COVID-19, and her internship experience at United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Seoul Policy Center inspired her to study public-private partnerships driven by Information and Communication Technology. Her Master's thesis is titled “A study of coproduction for information sharing during COVID-19: focusing on the case of citizen-developed map services in South Korea,” and her study focuses on how Korean civil society's action of information sharing driven by open government data influenced COVID-19 policy in South Korea.
Today I welcome KAIST students SeungChan Choi, Junha Yoon, and JaeHoon Kim for a group discussion on COVID-19 in Korea.
Korea24 – 2021.10.20. (Wednesday) News Briefing: North Korea revealed on its state media that it test-fired a new type of submarine-launched ballistic missile(SLBM) on Tuesday, confirming previous assessments made by the South Korean military. However, North Korea did not confirm whether it was launched from a submarine. (Eunice Kim) In-Depth News Analysis: South Korea is about to take a giant leap in its space program. The nation’s first fully homegrown space rocket, called Nuri, is about to be launched on Thursday. It’s the culmination of 12 years of work and 2 trillion won in costs, but if the launch succeeds, South Korea will become only the seventh nation in the world to have successfully built a domestically developed space rocket. Professor Kwon Se-jin (권세진) from the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) joins us on the line to preview the launch. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. Actor Kim Seon-ho (김선호) has apologized to his former girlfriend and to the public for his conduct, amid allegations that he coerced his ex-girlfriend to have an abortion. ('낙태 종용 논란' 김선호 "그분에게 상처 줬다…정말 죄송하다") 2. Police are investigating whether an incident involving two employees at a company who fell ill after drinking bottled water at work is related to the apparent suicide of another employee. (서초구 사무실서 직원 2명 생수병 물 마시고 쓰러져…수사 착수) 3. FIFA is gathering opinions from the football world over the idea of holding the World Cup every two years instead of four. ('월드컵 격년제' 추진하는 FIFA, 전 세계 대표팀 감독 의견 듣는다) Korea Book Club with Barry Welsh: This week Barry reviews the short story 'Sunset' by Chae Manshik. Set between Korea's liberation and the outbreak of the war, it portrays the emotional, physical, and financial 'fall' of the characters as the writer repents his own acts. Originally released in 1948, 'Sunset' is from a collection of the author's works translated by Bruce and Ju Chan Fulton, published in 2017. Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: - In tomorrow’s Korea Times, Bahk Eun-ji writes about how local governments are struggling with trash and noise produced by poorly-mannered campers. - In tomorrow’s Korea Herald, Lee Si-jin writes about how local governments are taking advantage of Squid Game’s popularity to appeal to tourists.
Korea24 – 2021.10.15. (Friday) News Briefing: The government has announced that current social distancing levels will remain in place for another two weeks, but some restrictions will be eased from Monday. Under Level Four, the capital region will allow up to eight people, including four fully vaccinated individuals, to gather at multipurpose facilities. Up to ten, including six fully vaccinated people, will be allowed in other areas under Level Three. Authorities said the upcoming two-week period will serve as a stepping stone towards the transition into the so-called "with COVID-19" system of gradually normalizing socioeconomic activities early next month. (Bryce Olk) In-Depth News Analysis (Weekly Economy Review): The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced this week that they are maintaining their growth outlook for South Korea this year at 4.3%, but the overall global outlook has been revised down from 6% to 5.9%, citing concerns over supply chain disruptions. The Bank of Korea also gave similar warnings to a National Assembly committee on Friday, saying the supply chain issues could last longer than expected. The BOK also hinted this week that an additional rate hike could come as early as November. Professor Yang Jun-sok from the Catholic University of Korea joins us in the studio to provide his analysis on these issues. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. President Moon Jae-in and first lady Kim Jung-sook received COVID-19 booster shots on Friday. (문대통령, 화이자로 부스터샷 접종…2차 접종 후 168일만) 2. Schools around the world have begun expressing concerns about students mimicking games and violence from the South Korean hit Netflix series Squid Game. ("애들이 따라 한다"…각국 학교 오징어게임에 '골치’) 3. The world-renowned South Korean soprano Jo Sumi has been invited to be a professor at KAIST, the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. (소프라노 조수미, 카이스트 문화기술대학원 초빙교수 임명) Movie Spotlight: Darcy Paquet joins us this week for something a little different. Instead of our usual weekly reviews, we take an in-depth look at the issues of subtitles, after some recent controversy over the English subtitles for the Netflix smash hit series Squid Game. Darcy offers his thoughts on the controversy, what makes good subtitles, and the wider industry behind translating subtitles. Next Week From Seoul with Mark Wilson-Choi: - On Monday the final social distancing rules before South Korea transitions to the ‘with COVID-19’ system come into effect. - On Monday and Wednesday the ruling Democratic Party's presidential nominee Lee Jae-myung will stand before the National Assembly for the parliamentary audit of Gyeonggi province. - The top nuclear envoys of South Korea, the US, and Japan will meet in Washington next week to discuss efforts to bring North Korea back to the dialogue table.
Sea-Jin Chang is a Lim Kim San Chair Professor of Business Administration, National University of Singapore and also a Techno-SK Chair Professor at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (joint appointment). He received his BA and MA in economics from Seoul National University, and Ph.D. in strategic management from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. He was previously a faculty member at the Stern School, New York University and Korea University, and also had visiting appointments at Stanford, INSEAD, London Business School, and Hitotsubashi University. Professor Chang is primarily interested in the management of diversified multinational firms. His current research focuses on understanding the process of creating operating synergies among diversified lines of business and building a strong local organization after foreign entry. His other research interests include organizational learning, corporate growth through joint ventures and acquisitions, foreign direct investment and comparative management studies of Japan, Korea, and China. His book, Sony vs. Samsung: The Inside Story of the Electronics' Giants Battle for Global Supremacy (Wiley, 2008) compares and contrasts these two firms' global strategy. His other books include The Rise and Fall of Chaebols: Financial Crisis and Transformation of Korean Business Groups (Cambridge, 2003) and Business Groups in East Asia: Crisis, Restructuring and New Growth (Oxford, 2006), and Multinationals in China: Entry Strategies, Competition, and Performance (Oxford, 2013). He previously served as an Area Editor of the Journal of International Business Studies, and an Associate Editor of the Strategic Management Journal. Visit https://www.aib.world/frontline-ib/sea-jin-chang/ for the original video interview.
Korea24 – 2021.08.11. (Wednesday) News Briefing: South Korea reported 2,223 new COVID-19 cases throughout Tuesday, a record high, surging past the two-thousand mark for the first time. Health authorities are considering tougher antivirus curbs after conceding current measures have not been enough. (Eunice Kim) In-Depth News Analysis: To further assess the current COVID-19 situation in the UK and South Korea, Professor Neil Mabbott, chair of immunopathology at the University of Edinburgh joins us on line. We also discuss whether the highly contagious nature of the Delta variant means we have to rethink our expectations for vaccines. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: Police plan to install advanced equipment on patrol vehicles to catch speeding violations. Meanwhile baseball infielder Park Hoy-jun of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit his first major league home run. And actor/singer Yoon Kye-sang has announced his engagement. Korea Book Club: This week we turn to the Summer edition of the Koreana Magazine, which carries a short-story by the renowned writer Kim Soom, called ‘Birth of a Rat’, translated by renowned translator Brother Anthony of Taizé. It tells a darkly comic and absurdist story of a woman who has to deal with four bumbling and incompetant rat catchers tearing through her home after her husband says he saw a rat in the house. Morning Edition Preview: From the Korea Times, we discuss a feature on the ‘Modern Girls’ anthology series, a collection of works by 21 pioneering female writers and poets from a century ago. And from the Korea Herald, we discuss a feature on the President of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Lee Kwang-hyung, on the university’s ‘Failure Lab.’
Welcome to the 292st of the COVIDCalls, a daily discussion of the COVID-19 pandemic with a diverse collection of disaster experts. My name is Scott Gabriel Knowles, I am a historian of disasters at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. I'm coming to you live from Daejeon, SK. Today I welcome medical Colleen Derkatch to discuss the rhetoric of biomedicine and medical expertises in the pandemic. Colleen Derkatch is Associate Professor of rhetoric in the Department of English. Her research in rhetoric of health and medicine examines how language shapes and is shaped by various, often embodied, and sometimes conflicting forms of expertise about illness, treatment, and health. Her book, Bounding Biomedicine: Evidence and Rhetoric in the New Science of Alternative Medicine, external link (University of Chicago Press, 2016), examines how scientific research on alternative health practices constitutes the boundaries between what counts as safe, effective health care and what does not. Her current project is Why Wellness Sells: Natural Health in a Pharmaceutical Culture.
Welcome to the 290th of the COVIDCalls, a daily discussion of the COVID-19 pandemic with a diverse collection of disaster experts. My name is Scott Gabriel Knowles, I am a historian of disasters at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. I'm coming to you live from Daejeon, SK. Travis Chi Wing Lau joined the Kenyon faculty in 2020 and is Assistant Professor of English. His research and teaching focuses on the intersections between literature and medicine and the longer histories of disability and pathology. Lau is currently working on a book manuscript entitled “Insecure Immunity: Inoculation and Anti-Vaccination, 1720-1898”, which explores the British cultural history of immunity and vaccination in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Alongside his scholarship, Lau frequently writes for venues of public scholarship like Synapsis: A Journal of Health Humanities, Public Books, and The Los Angeles Review of Books. His poetry has appeared in Barren Magazine, Wordgathering, Glass, The New Engagement and in two chapbooks.
Welcome to the 291st of the COVIDCalls, a daily discussion of the COVID-19 pandemic with a diverse collection of disaster experts. My name is Scott Gabriel Knowles, I am a historian of disasters at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. I'm coming to you live from Daejeon, SK. My guest today is Colleen Derkatch is Associate Professor of rhetoric in the Department of English. Her research in rhetoric of health and medicine examines how language shapes and is shaped by various, often embodied, and sometimes conflicting forms of expertise about illness, treatment, and health. Her book, Bounding Biomedicine: Evidence and Rhetoric in the New Science of Alternative Medicine, external link (University of Chicago Press, 2016), examines how scientific research on alternative health practices constitutes the boundaries between what counts as safe, effective health care and what does not. Her current project is Why Wellness Sells: Natural Health in a Pharmaceutical Culture.
In this collaboration with The Learning Ideas Conference 2021, each episode will feature conversations with a selection of conferences speakers from around the world. In these conversations, each guest shares highlights from their conference talk, highlighting their fascinating work in the field of learning, sharing insights and tips, as well as what they are excited about in the future of learning. The Learning Ideas Conference: https://www.learningideasconf.org/ (0:04:10 hours) * A Look Ahead: The Now and the Next of Learning and Technology within Organizations David Kelly, EVP & Executive Director, The Learning Guild, New York, NY, USA The Learning Guild https://www.learningguild.com/ Twitter https://twitter.com/LnDDave (0:19:15 hours) * Mindfulness Intervention Courses in STEM Education: A Qualitative Assessment Eunmi Kim, Ph.D., Co-founder of the Center for Contemplative Science, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Daejeon, Korea Prof. Eunmi (Jina) Kim https://www.chacmc.org/eunmi-kim (0:36:50 hours) * It's Time to Shift Our Perspectives: From Teaching How to Enabling Doing Hal Christensen, President of QuickCompetence, Forest Hills, New York, USA LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/halchristensen/
Korea24 – 2020.12.03. (Thursday) - News Briefing Part 1: Ko Jun-tae of the Korea Herald discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic greatly affected this year's postponed College Scholastic Ability Test(CSAT) and the college hopefuls who took it. (수능) - News Briefing Part 2: Daily COVID-19 cases in South Korea stayed above 500 for the second straight day on Thursday, raising the country's cumulative total to 35,703. Authorities are concerned about new cases, mostly those arising from day-to-day interactions, being reported from all 17 major cities and provinces in the country for the past three consecutive days. (Sam Len) - In-Depth News Analysis: Monocle's foreign editor Megan Gibson discusses the global affairs and lifestyle magazine's article "Soft Power Super Stars," as it listed South Korea at No.2 in terms of soft power. She talks about the ranking system, why the process was different this year due to COVID-19, and why South Korea placed as well as it did. - Korea Trending with Lee Ju-young: South Korean game developer Com2uS is granted a Chinese license for their flagship game "Summoners War: Sky Arena"(컴투스), controversy surrounds Lee Dae-ho, the president of the Korea Professional Baseball Players Association(이대호 판공비 논란), and BTS's 2018 hit "Idol" surpasses 800-million views on Youtube (방탄소년단). - Explore Korea: Art critic Andy St. Louis shares the exhibition "Lee Seung Taek’s Non-Art: The Inversive Act" held at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art(MMCA). Andy discusses how the pioneer of Korean experimental art charted a path between the extremes of art and non-art through multiple forms of art mediums. (이승택-거꾸로, 비미술) - Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: Mark shares a piece from the Korea Times that features Lee Joo-hyun, a student at Ewha Women’s University, who placed 3rd at this year's International Cybathlon competition held at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST).
Korea24 – 2020.11.26. (Thursday) - News Briefing: Daily COVID-19 cases in South Korea surpassed 500 for the first time since March 6, during the first wave of the epidemic that originated from the Shincheonji religious sect in the southeastern city of Daegu. While the health minister called for strict social distancing, the education minister called on the nation to cooperate in the government's quarantine efforts, ahead of the massive annual college entrance exams set for next week. (Robert Koehler) - In-Depth News Analysis: Dr. Ahn Mi-lee, Professor of Educational Technology at Hanyang University, and Dr. Cornelius Kalenzi, who is a Postdoctoral Fellow at The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), discuss how South Korea has dealt with the rollout of online education programs amid the COVID-19 pandemic. They also talk about how the situation compares to other countries and what more can be done to improve it. - Korea Trending with Lee Ju-young: Cho Ju-bin, the mastermind of one of the country's largest sexual exploitation rings, is sentenced to 40 years in prison('박사방' 조주빈 징역 40년), the New York Times releases their article “The 25 Greatest Actors of the 21st Century(So Far)” that includes two South Korea actors(송강호·김민희, 뉴욕타임스 선정 '21세기 최고 배우 25인'), and Argentine football legend Diego Maradona dies at the age of 60(마라도나 별세). - Explore Korea: Allison Needels shares "The Kind's Road(고종의 길)" as well as the sad history behind it that centered on the last monarch of the Joseon Dynasty, King Gojong(고종). - Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: Mark shares a piece from the Korea Herald that features Ha Chong-hyun, a pioneer of abstract art in South Korea.
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Korea24 – 2020.09.08. (Tuesday) - News Briefing: The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(KCDC) will be elevated this week to an independent state agency overseeing the country's infectious disease response. Dubbed the "Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency(KDCA)," the organization will exercise its own autonomy in infectious disease policy-making. (Robert Koehler) - In-Depth News Analysis: Bernie Cho, President of DFSB Kollective, and Professor Michelle Cho from the University of Toronto’s Department of East Asian Studies delve into the major achievements by made by some of K-pop's heaviest hitters such as BTS and BLACKPINK and what up-and-coming groups can learn from them to make it to the top of the music industry both in South Korea and abroad. - Korea Trending with Lee Ju-young: Seoul restricts access to certain areas in Han River parks to combat COVID-19 spread(여의도/뚝섬/반포한강공원 출입통제), a former minister of Ethiopia graduates from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(에티오피아 장관 KAIST 박사 학위 취득), and popular K-pop girl group Mamamoo(마마무) sets to drop their new single this Thursday. - Touch Base in Seoul: Author and poet Emily Jungmin Yoon(에밀리 정민 윤) talks about her book "A Cruelty Special to Our Species(우리 종족의 특별한 잔인함)." She shares how this collection of poems, recently translated into Korean, covers issues about race, comfort women, and more. - Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: Mark shares an article from the Korea Times that talks about Ghanaian TV personality Sam Okyere(샘 오취리) resigning from a famous cable quiz show in which he made a regular appearance.
Korea24 – 2020.09.02. (Wednesday) - News Briefing: The massive Typhoon Maysak, packing winds of up to 45 meters per second, is expected to land on the peninsula in the early hours of Thursday. (Sam Len) - In-Depth News Analysis Part 1: Reporter Shim Kyu-seok of Korea JoongAng Daily talks about Lee Nak-yon's new role as chief of the ruling Democratic Party and the tasks that lie ahead for the former Prime Minister. He also discusses the main opposition party rebranding itself as the "People Power Party(국민의힘)." - In-Depth News Analysis Part 2: Reporter Min Chao Choy of NK News discusses U.S. federal agencies warning financial institutions of the hacker group "BeagleBoyz," believed to be backed by the North Korean government, though the regime has denied the accusations. - Korea Trending with Alex Sigrist: South Korean pitcher Kim Kwang-hyun(김광현) grabs his second major league win in a big way, the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry(KCCI) suspends its written and practical exams(대한상공회의소), and Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga(스가 요시히데) is most likely to become Japan's new prime minister. - Korea Book Club: Barry Welsh shares the graphic novel “Moms (엄마들),” by Yeong-shin Ma(마영신). Barry talks about the comedic story that revolves around four mothers in their mid-fifties that are fed up from the dead weight of their partners and the endless grind of their menial jobs. - Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: Mark shares a Korea Times article that talks about the origins of Seoul's drinking water, and an article in the Korea Herald that covers a medical and biotech forum to be held at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST).
Robert Daly of the Kissinger Institute on China and Hong Kong. Roan Plotz, Victoria Univ in Melbourne, on Rhinos and Oxpeckers. Naomi Fitter of Oregon State Univ on Jon the Robot. Greg Garrett of Baylor Univ, author of “A Long, Long Way: Hollywood’s Unfinished Journey from Racism to Reconciliation.” Juyong Park of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology on Beethoven, math, & music.
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has been the home to many of motorsports' greatest drivers and races. In less than two years, the renowned racetrack will host another iconic racing event — without drivers. The speedway (IMS) and Energy Systems Network (ESN) recently announced a two-year, $1 million prize competition that will culminate in a head-to-head, high-speed autonomous vehicle race Oct. 23, 2021, around the Speedway's famed 2.5-mile oval. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway will host an autonomous car race in 2021. Matt Peak, director of mobility at Energy Systems Network, is our guest on this episode of The Weekly Driver Podcast. Peak talks with co-hosts Bruce Aldrich and James Raia about the pending event, The Indy Autonomous Challenge. The competition will be among universities to create software that enables self-driving Indy Lights race cars to compete in a head-to-head race on the IMS track. The development of the software can help speed the commercialization of fully autonomous vehicles and enhance existing advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) in people-driven cars. These technologies help drivers remain in control and avoid accidents by prompting awareness and improving accuracy. "What we're asking universities to do is hard," said Peak. "Our hope is that by bringing together and offering up to participating teams the world's premier automotive proving ground, performance chassis manufacturer, engineering research center and simulation platform, as well as nearly $1.5 million in total cash awards, universities will see the Challenge as not just throwing down the gauntlet but also extending the helping hand to accelerate innovation and the arrival of new technologies." The Challenge consists of five rounds. Teams submit a short white paper during the first round, and in the second round, teams must demonstrate vehicular automation by sharing a short video of an existing vehicle or by participating in Purdue University's self-driving go-kart competition at IMS. Five universities registered for the competition upon its opening this morning: Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST), Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI), University of Florida, University of Illinois and the University of Virginia. Registration is open for accredited, tax-exempt colleges and universities (including foreign institutions of higher education) through Feb. 28, 2020. For more information and to register for the competition, visit www.indyautonomouschallenge.com. The Weekly Driver Podcast encourages and appreciates feedback from our listeners. Please forward episode links to family, friends and colleagues. And you are welcome to repost links from the podcast to your social media accounts. Support our podcast by shopping on Amazon.com. Please send comments and suggestions for new episodes to James Raia via email: james@jamesraia.com. All podcast episodes are archived on www.theweeklydriver.com/podcast Every episode is also available on your preferred podcast platform: Google Play iTunes Spotify Stitcher iheartradio
This episode of the Korea Now podcast features an interview that Jed Lea-Henry conducted with Jamie Doucette and Seung-Ook Lee. They speak about the conceptual ideas behind the Kaesong Industrial Complex, its construction and operation, the way this has altered traditional notions of sovereignty and territoriality, the economic rationale behind Kaesong (from both South Korean and North Korean perspectives), the political motivations, the hopes for reunification, the unique set of risks involved, the two temporary closures of the zone, Kaesong's permanent shutdown in 2016 under the Park Geun-hye government, the successes and criticisms of the complex, the prospect of it reopening under the current political environment, and its geographical understanding as a new form of experimental extra-territoriality. Jamie Doucette is a Senior Lecturer of Human Geography at the University of Manchester, and Seung-Ook Lee is an Assistant Professor of East Asia/Geography at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, in Daejeon, South Korea. This podcast is based, in part, around the joint research of Jamie and Seung-Ook concerning the Kaesong Industrial Complex, particularly, their article ‘Experimental territoriality: Assembling the Kaesong Industrial Complex in North Korea' (https://www.academia.edu/12364243/Experimental_territoriality_Assembling_the_Kaesong_Industrial_Complex_in_North_Korea), as well as touching on ideas expressed in ‘Trump, turbulence, territory' (https://www.academia.edu/38475791/Trump_turbulence_territory) and ‘Zoning global? North Korea's Special Economic Zones' (http://blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/posts/2015/09/zoning-global-north-koreas-special-economic-zones/). Support via Patreon – https://www.patreon.com/jedleahenry Support via PayPal – https://www.paypal.me/jrleahenry Website – http://www.jedleahenry.org Libsyn – http://korea-now-podcast.libsyn.com Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_qg6g1KyHaRXi193XqF6GA Twitter – https://twitter.com/jedleahenry Academia.edu – http://university.academia.edu/JedLeaHenry Research Gate – https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jed_Lea-Henry
Titans Of Nuclear | Interviewing World Experts on Nuclear Energy
In this episode we discuss... Why nuclear power was important to building South Korea's economy How standardizing nuclear reactor development led to the success of the OPR and APR-1400 reactors Why South Korea’s partnership with ABB-Combustion Engineering has been so successful How South Korea is helping the United Arab Emirates develop their own nuclear power plan Why uniting utilities under one umbrella might be the best way to cut costs in the nuclear power industry How South Korea is helping Kenya develop into a medium-level industrialized nation by 2030
Dr. Chaesub Lee joins Adetunji Omotola on the sideline of the ITU conference 2018 in the city of Durban South Africa. They discuss the different roles of telecommunication in the global development.Chaesub Lee is the Director of ITU's Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, following his election at the 2014 Plenipotentiary Conference in Busan, Republic of Korea. He took office on 1st January 2015.Dr. Lee has been involved in the telecommunication and ICT standardization field for 30 years, specializing in areas such as integrated services digital networks (ISDN), global information infrastructure (GII), Internet protocol, next-generation networks (NGN), Internet protocol television (IPTV) and cloud computing.He started his professional life in 1986 as a researcher at Korea Telecom. After 17 years he took up a role at the country's Electronic and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), where he stayed for the next eight years. Most recently he worked at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and as a senior advisor to the Koreans Ministry, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP).--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/africabusinessnews/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africabusinessnews/support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/africabusinessnews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africabusinessnews/support
Dr. Chaesub Lee joins Adetunji Omotola on the sideline of the ITU conference 2018 in the city of Durban South Africa. They discuss the different roles of telecommunication in the global development. Chaesub Lee is the Director of ITU's Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, following his election at the 2014 Plenipotentiary Conference in Busan, Republic of Korea. He took office on 1st January 2015. Dr. Lee has been involved in the telecommunication and ICT standardization field for 30 years, specializing in areas such as integrated services digital networks (ISDN), global information infrastructure (GII), Internet protocol, next-generation networks (NGN), Internet protocol television (IPTV) and cloud computing. He started his professional life in 1986 as a researcher at Korea Telecom. After 17 years he took up a role at the country's Electronic and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), where he stayed for the next eight years. Most recently he worked at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and as a senior advisor to the Koreans Ministry, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/africabusinessnews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africabusinessnews/support
Dr. Chaesub Lee joins Adetunji Omotola on the sideline of the ITU conference 2018 in the city of Durban South Africa. They discuss the different roles of telecommunication in the global development. Chaesub Lee is the Director of ITU’s Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, following his election at the 2014 Plenipotentiary Conference in Busan, Republic of Korea. He took office on 1st January 2015. Dr. Lee has been involved in the telecommunication and ICT standardization field for 30 years, specializing in areas such as integrated services digital networks (ISDN), global information infrastructure (GII), Internet protocol, next-generation networks (NGN), Internet protocol television (IPTV) and cloud computing. He started his professional life in 1986 as a researcher at Korea Telecom. After 17 years he took up a role at the country's Electronic and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), where he stayed for the next eight years. Most recently he worked at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and as a senior advisor to the Koreans Ministry, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africanperspective/support
Need a quick breath check before your big meeting…or your big date? Well, scientists from South Korea may be able to help. They've engineered a portable device that detects even the tiniest trace of hydrogen sulfide…the stuff that smells like rotten eggs that is one of the primary offenders in oral obnoxiousness. Their work appears in the journal Analytical Chemistry. [Jun-Hwe Cha, et al, Sub-Parts-per-Million Hydrogen Sulfide Colorimetric Sensor: Lead Acetate Anchored Nanofibers toward Halitosis Diagnosis]Bad breath, a.k.a. halitosis, can be more than a social inconvenience. A skunky mouth also may point to some serious underlying medical or dental issues. “Early diagnosis is very significant to prolong your healthy life.”Jun-Hwe Cha of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. He says that most of the instruments used for diagnostics are found in clinics or hospitals…which may be tough to get to. And the electronic sensors that are currently used to sniff out various gases require a power source and precise calibration…not easy when you're out and about.“So, we came up with a strategy to develop colorimetric gas sensors, which change its color when detecting biomarker gases.”Think of it as a litmus test for your exhalation. To build their sensor, the researchers took lead acetate…a chemical used in some hair dye products that turns brown when exposed to hydrogen sulfide. And they embedded it in a three-dimensional nanofiber web…so the dye would spread out across a large surface area. That distribution gives the sensor the sensitivity it needs to detect trace amounts of H2S.To test the device, the researchers puffed it with different concentrations of hydrogen sulfide gas. And they found that as little as 400 parts per billion of H2S produced a color change that could be seen by the naked eye. Which is about a fifth as much H2S as you'd need to have stank breath. They even used the device with real human outgassing. The researchers had volunteers blow into a bag. And they spiked these exhalates with 1000 parts per billion H2S. Again, the bad-breathylizer worked like a charm.“This sensor showed high potential for simple halitosis diagnosis with your breath anytime anywhere in a very short time.”The team is now working on similar diagnostic sensors for other vaporous effluvium. It may not sound pretty. But, hey, it's a gas.—Karen Hopkin (The above text is a transcript of this podcast)
Need a quick breath check before your big meeting…or your big date? Well, scientists from South Korea may be able to help. They've engineered a portable device that detects even the tiniest trace of hydrogen sulfide…the stuff that smells like rotten eggs that is one of the primary offenders in oral obnoxiousness. Their work appears in the journal Analytical Chemistry. [Jun-Hwe Cha, et al, Sub-Parts-per-Million Hydrogen Sulfide Colorimetric Sensor: Lead Acetate Anchored Nanofibers toward Halitosis Diagnosis]Bad breath, a.k.a. halitosis, can be more than a social inconvenience. A skunky mouth also may point to some serious underlying medical or dental issues. “Early diagnosis is very significant to prolong your healthy life.”Jun-Hwe Cha of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. He says that most of the instruments used for diagnostics are found in clinics or hospitals…which may be tough to get to. And the electronic sensors that are currently used to sniff out various gases require a power source and precise calibration…not easy when you're out and about.“So, we came up with a strategy to develop colorimetric gas sensors, which change its color when detecting biomarker gases.”Think of it as a litmus test for your exhalation. To build their sensor, the researchers took lead acetate…a chemical used in some hair dye products that turns brown when exposed to hydrogen sulfide. And they embedded it in a three-dimensional nanofiber web…so the dye would spread out across a large surface area. That distribution gives the sensor the sensitivity it needs to detect trace amounts of H2S.To test the device, the researchers puffed it with different concentrations of hydrogen sulfide gas. And they found that as little as 400 parts per billion of H2S produced a color change that could be seen by the naked eye. Which is about a fifth as much H2S as you'd need to have stank breath. They even used the device with real human outgassing. The researchers had volunteers blow into a bag. And they spiked these exhalates with 1000 parts per billion H2S. Again, the bad-breathylizer worked like a charm.“This sensor showed high potential for simple halitosis diagnosis with your breath anytime anywhere in a very short time.”The team is now working on similar diagnostic sensors for other vaporous effluvium. It may not sound pretty. But, hey, it's a gas.—Karen Hopkin (The above text is a transcript of this podcast)
The FAA quickly grants some Part 107 exemptions, drought-stricken agriculture embraces UAS, the Facebook Aquila drone is meeting with some success, and a robot pilot offers to make existing aircraft unmanned. Photokite Pro tethered flying camera system for professional use cases and live broadcasting News CNN Wins FAA Waiver To Fly Newsgathering Drones Over People CNN received a Part 107 waiver from the FAA to fly UAS in the U.S. over people. Previously, CNN had only flown only over unpopulated areas. The newsgathering duties are performed with a small Fotokite Pro tethered quadcopter. Earlier this month CNN announced its Aerial Imagery and Reporting (CNN AIR) unit with two full-time UAS operators. In a first, FAA allows PrecisionHawk to fly drones where pilots can't see them The Federal Aviation Administration has also given PrecisionHawk an exemption to fly in the U.S. beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS). The exemption came on August 29, when Part 107 became effective. PrecisionHawk Executive VP Thomas Haun said, “In agriculture, now that we have an exemption to fly beyond the visual line of sight, we can fly an entire farm, not just one field, efficiently.” The FAA issued 76 waivers on that day, most of them applying to night flying. Virginia Woman Blasts Drone 'to Smithereens' with Shotgun In June, Jennifer Youngman was at home cleaning her shotguns. Two men arrived nearby and began flying a drone in the area. Ms. Youngman happens to be a neighbor of actor/director Robert Duvall. When the drone ultimately flew over her property at a height of 25 or 30 feet, she discharged one of her newly cleaned shotguns, much to the distress of the drone. Mark Zuckerberg meets Pope Francis, gives him a drone On his tour of Italy following the recent earthquake which killed hundreds, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg met with Pope Francis. Zuckerberg presented the Pope with a model of the solar-powered Facebook Aquila drone designed to provide Internet access to regions without connectivity. Feds turn to space experts NASA for small-drone traffic plan Actually, NASA also has aeronautics experts, and those are the ones working on the UTM, the UAS Traffic Management project. NASA has two “A”s. In drought, drones help California farmers save every drop The severe California drought continues, with dire consequences for farmers growing food. One farmer with a 2,400-acre tomato crop estimates his drones that detect irrigation leaks could save enough water for over 550 families of four for a year. He also started using a thermal camera to show moisture variations in soil, and even established a drone management position at his company. AUVSI (Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International) says about 2,100 companies and individuals have FAA permission to fly drones for farming. Flight fantastic: Instead of rewiring planes to fly themselves, why not give them android pilots? Instead of designing new planes to be unmanned aircraft, Shim Hyunchul and his colleagues at KAIST (the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) have a different idea: Put a robot in the pilot's seat. The PIBOT (short for pilot robot) is a humanoid robot with a head, torso, arms and legs. Cameras act as eyes while arms and legs operate the controls like a human pilot. Videos of the Week This is Why Drones and Balloons Don't Like to Play Together White helium balloons were released as part of a celebration, but the wind changed and carried the balloons into a DJI Phantom. The string from one balloon caught the propellor and down came the drone. Facebook Tests Internet-Beaming Plane Facebook just announced the first flight of its unmanned, high-altitude Aquila unmanned aircraft. First drone footage of Uluru released: Video The first drone to operate under permit inside Australia's Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park captured the spectacular 600 million-year-old monolith.
Podcast Notes Parker designed the Macro Duino! Basically a Arduino clone using Type C USB, a FT230X as the USB UART bridge, and proper power switching with the Ti TPS2113A. See Figure 1. Also supports 3.3V and 5.0V. Earlier this week Parker had an article about adding external Part Libraries and DRC rules to Eagle. Check it out here. Some new work on the PinHeck Pinball System. Parker is working on adding the Octavo OSD3358 to replace the Parallax Propeller as the A/V processor. Stephen has been working on his Brewing Rig. He is giving a talk at Destination Codes about the Brewing Rig since it will involve programming and hardware. For flow control, Stephen is using a Atlas Scientific flow meter and a motorized ball valve from Amazon. LattePanda is the platform Stephen wants to use for the Brewing Rig. Runs Windows10. KAIST process engineers, the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, have developed a chip packaging technology that creates flexible integrated circuits. The substrate they designed is very interesting. Fixing the Ampere: Redefining the SI Unit. ON cleared to buy Fairchild. ON has received the US FTC’s blessing to proceed with its $2.4 billion takeover of Fairchild on condition that it sells off the Ignition IGBT business. Special thanks to whixr over at Tymkrs for the intro and outro theme!
Meet the organisers of the Global Youth Entrepreneurship Conference: Angela a University of Queensland alumni, Jo 21 y.o. International Business and Tourism & Hospitality student, and Adi, 22 y.o., Commerce and Accounting student at the University of Queensland, Brisbane. GIYC, a conference for studentpreneurs GIYC brings 100+ worldwide students from a diverse range of backgrounds to Brisbane, who share the common interest of innovation, technology and entrepreneurship. These international delegates are from a range of prestigious universities whom we have partnered with, including Oxford University, National University of Singapore, the University of Tokyo, Aalto University, Hanken School of Economics, Peking University, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, National Central University of Taiwan and more. Domestic students with an IT or business background will also be present, creating invaluable global networking opportunities, both professionally and socially. Students will also enjoy the fantastic Australian Summer, along with beaches, BBQs, petting a koala or even feed a kangaroo. Apply online at GlobalInnovativeYouth.com/ Cost: $650 (accommodation, food and local transport) Date: Opening day on the 11/01/2016 and Hackathon on 15/01/2016 Links: Twitter: @GIYC2016 Facebook: GIYC2016 Website: GlobalInnovativeYouth.com/ Instagram: GIYC2016 If you have what it takes you can apply to share your story on air. CLICK HERE
LIVE @7PM - 10PM TONIGHT REGGAE ROUND TABLE CHAT! Continues On This Business of Music101 Reggae Music & Culture to the World Continued Topic:Intellectual Property Rights pertaining Economical Rights Artist Band or Group. Are You Accessing these Income Wheels? Or has .She has pursued successfully six different Intellectual Property Rights courses through the UN World Intellectual Property Organisation, She received course certificates in DL101 “An Introduction to General Intellectual Property”; DL-201E “Advanced Copyright and Related Rights” (2010); Korean IP Office (KIPO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and the Korea Invention Promotion Association (KIPA) jointly operated Advanced Training Certificate Program on Intellectual Property Rights and Business (2011); DL450E “Intellectual Property Management (2012); DL202E “Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property” (2012); DL 317 “Arbitration and Mediation Procedure under the WIPO Rules” (2012). In April 2013 she created a community Facebook page entitled IPchampiontt. In August 2013 she joined the board of the Trinidad and Tobago Reprographic rights Organisation (TTRRO). The TTRRO was established for the collective management of licensing activities including collection of fees on behalf of Publishers and Creators of copyright material.Her IP training has added significant value to her competences in Intellectual Property Rights www.crsradio.com 661-467-2407
LIVE @7PM - 10PM TONIGHT REGGAE ROUND TABLE CHAT! This Business of Music101 Reggae Music & Culture to the World Continued Topic:Intellectual Property Rights pertaining Economical Rights Artist Band or Group. Are You Accessing these Income Wheels? Or has as Income Wheels Spinning Without You! Heather Baldwin-MALERT!Every Reggae Artist needs to know about Intellectual Property Rights.Heather Dowell received her Bachelor of Arts General Studies undergraduate degree (majoring in English and Sociology) .She served as Manager Communications and Members Relations in the Copyright Music Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago.She has pursued successfully six different Intellectual Property Rights courses through the UN World Intellectual Property Organisation, She received course certificates in DL101 “An Introduction to General Intellectual Property”; DL-201E “Advanced Copyright and Related Rights” (2010); Korean IP Office (KIPO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and the Korea Invention Promotion Association (KIPA) jointly operated Advanced Training Certificate Program on Intellectual Property Rights and Business (2011); DL450E “Intellectual Property Management (2012); DL202E “Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property” (2012); DL 317 “Arbitration and Mediation Procedure under the WIPO Rules” (2012).In April 2013 she created a community Facebook page entitled IPchampiontt. In August 2013 she joined the board of the Trinidad and Tobago Reprographic rights Organisation (TTRRO). The TTRRO was established for the collective management of licensing activities including collection of fees on behalf of Publishers and Creators of copyright material.Her IP training has added significant value to her competences in Intellectual Property Rights www.crsradio.com 661-467-2407 (c) copyright allrights reserved 2015
LIVE @7PM - 10PM TONIGHT REGGAE ROUND TABLE CHAT! Continues On This Business of Music101 Reggae Music & Culture to the World Continued Topic:Intellectual Property Rights pertaining Economical Rights Artist Band or Group. Are You Accessing these Income Wheels? Or has as Income Wheels Spinning Without You! Heather Baldwin-MALERT!Every Reggae Artist needs to know about Intellectual Property Rights Heather Dowell received her Bachelor of Arts General Studies undergraduate degree (majoring in English and Sociology) .She served as Manager Communications and Members Relations in the Copyright Music Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago.She has pursued successfully six different Intellectual Property Rights courses through the UN World Intellectual Property Organisation, She received course certificates in DL101 “An Introduction to General Intellectual Property”; DL-201E “Advanced Copyright and Related Rights” (2010); Korean IP Office (KIPO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and the Korea Invention Promotion Association (KIPA) jointly operated Advanced Training Certificate Program on Intellectual Property Rights and Business (2011); DL450E “Intellectual Property Management (2012); DL202E “Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property” (2012); DL 317 “Arbitration and Mediation Procedure under the WIPO Rules” (2012). In April 2013 she created a community Facebook page entitled IPchampiontt. In August 2013 she joined the board of the Trinidad and Tobago Reprographic rights Organisation (TTRRO). The TTRRO was established for the collective management of licensing activities including collection of fees on behalf of Publishers and Creators of copyright material.Her IP training has added significant value to her competences in Intellectual Property Rights www.crsradio.com 661-467-2407
Heather Baldwin-MALERT!Every Reggae Artist needs to know about Intellectual Property Rights Heather Dowell received her Bachelor of Arts General Studies undergraduate degree (majoring in English and Sociology) .She served as Manager Communications and Members Relations in the Copyright Music Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago.She has pursued successfully six different Intellectual Property Rights courses through the UN World Intellectual Property Organisation, She received course certificates in DL101 “An Introduction to General Intellectual Property”; DL-201E “Advanced Copyright and Related Rights” (2010); Korean IP Office (KIPO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and the Korea Invention Promotion Association (KIPA) jointly operated Advanced Training Certificate Program on Intellectual Property Rights and Business (2011); DL450E “Intellectual Property Management (2012); DL202E “Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property” (2012); DL 317 “Arbitration and Mediation Procedure under the WIPO Rules” (2012). In April 2013 she created a community Facebook page entitled IPchampiontt. In August 2013 she joined the board of the Trinidad and Tobago Reprographic rights Organisation (TTRRO). The TTRRO was established for the collective management of licensing activities including collection of fees on behalf of Publishers and Creators of copyright material.Her IP training has added significant value to her competences in Intellectual Property Rights. She now offers Intellectual Property/Copyright information based services to a variety of persons and business interests.Contact: E: heatherambaldwin@yahoo.com Tel: Cell: 868-678-7678 or 868-622-3377 Skype: musicpassion26
Heather Baldwin-MALERT!Every Reggae Artist needs to know about Intellectual Property Rights Heather Dowell received her Bachelor of Arts General Studies undergraduate degree (majoring in English and Sociology) .She served as Manager Communications and Members Relations in the Copyright Music Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago.She has pursued successfully six different Intellectual Property Rights courses through the UN World Intellectual Property Organisation, She received course certificates in DL101 “An Introduction to General Intellectual Property”; DL-201E “Advanced Copyright and Related Rights” (2010); Korean IP Office (KIPO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and the Korea Invention Promotion Association (KIPA) jointly operated Advanced Training Certificate Program on Intellectual Property Rights and Business (2011); DL450E “Intellectual Property Management (2012); DL202E “Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property” (2012); DL 317 “Arbitration and Mediation Procedure under the WIPO Rules” (2012). In April 2013 she created a community Facebook page entitled IPchampiontt. In August 2013 she joined the board of the Trinidad and Tobago Reprographic rights Organisation (TTRRO). The TTRRO was established for the collective management of licensing activities including collection of fees on behalf of Publishers and Creators of copyright material.Her IP training has added significant value to her competences in Intellectual Property Rights. She now offers Intellectual Property/Copyright information based services to a variety of persons and business interests.Contact: E: heatherambaldwin@yahoo.com Tel: Cell: 868-678-7678 or 868-622-3377 Skype: musicpassion26
Heather Baldwin-MALERT!Every Reggae Artist needs to know about Intellectual Property Rightsc Heather Dowell received her Bachelor of Arts General Studies undergraduate degree (majoring in English and Sociology) .She served as Manager Communications and Members Relations in the Copyright Music Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago.She has pursued successfully six different Intellectual Property Rights courses through the UN World Intellectual Property Organisation, She received course certificates in DL101 “An Introduction to General Intellectual Property”; DL-201E “Advanced Copyright and Related Rights” (2010); Korean IP Office (KIPO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and the Korea Invention Promotion Association (KIPA) jointly operated Advanced Training Certificate Program on Intellectual Property Rights and Business (2011); DL450E “Intellectual Property Management (2012); DL202E “Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property” (2012); DL 317 “Arbitration and Mediation Procedure under the WIPO Rules” (2012). In April 2013 she created a community Facebook page entitled IPchampiontt. In August 2013 she joined the board of the Trinidad and Tobago Reprographic rights Organisation (TTRRO). The TTRRO was established for the collective management of licensing activities including collection of fees on behalf of Publishers and Creators of copyright material.Her IP training has added significant value to her competences in Intellectual Property Rights. She now offers Intellectual Property/Copyright information based services to a variety of persons and business interests.Contact: E: heatherambaldwin@yahoo.com Tel: Cell: 868-678-7678 or 868-622-3377 Skype: musicpassion26
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