This seminar from eminent international scholar is co-hosted by the brain Korea 21 program and the center for extreme nuclear matter.
The brain Korea 21 is a program to foster outstanding universities for research, which is a national human resource development program initiated by the Korean government.
Our department of Physics at Inha University was selected for the phase 4 of this program, and 5 faculty members including myself have participated in the research group for future renewable energy physics.
The Center for Extreme Nuclear Matter (CENuM) is an excellent research center (SRC) supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea selected in 2018, and it is made up of 9 faculty members (including me) from different universities. This center aims to research various nuclear collision experiments using particle accelerators and develop a strong interaction effective theory that can explain new experimental data.
Through this eminent international scholars seminar, we would like to understand the latest research findings related to these programs and to extend our research area and applications.
Host institutions:
Inha University (BK21)
Center for Extreme Nuclear Matters (CENuM)
