The College of Business Administration (Dean Kang Tae-koo) will promote the cooperative relationships with Chaoyang University of Technology in Taiwan. A delegation consisting of ten members will visit CNU on May 25 in order to encourage the academic cooperation and further the advancement of higher learning. The delegation is headed by Dr. Jen-Shen Che, Vice-President of University and Dean of ...

The European Union (E.U.) is advancing its grid computing plans with the launch of a new project to establish a service grid infrastructure throughout Europe for scientific and industrial research and development. The project, dubbed Enabling Grids for E-Science in Europe (EGEE), replaces the three-year European DataGrid (EDG) project, which built test computing infrastructure to provide shared ...

The Korea Science and Engineering Foundation (KOSEF) has recently announced 30 projects selected for excellent performances in 2004. In an effort to promote basic researches through official certification of project achievements, and with a view to creating a new research environment and culture that puts emphasis on quality rather than on quantity, KOSEF has been making selections of 30 excelle...

The Research Academy of Humanities at CNU (Director: Prof. Kim Chun-seop in the Dept. of Korean Language and Literature) has arranged another series of the Humanities Lectures, titled “The Humanities Lectures Given in May.” The lectures will be given at 7 p.m. on Thursdays from May 13 through 27 at the Faculty Meeting Room of the Humanities Building III. On May 13, Prof. Eum Jung-sik in the Dept...

On February 17, two days ahead of the deadline for enrollment, 96.7 percent of the newly admitted students completed the enrollment. The enrollment cancellation of the students admitted to science and engineering departments has noticeably decreased compared to last year. This may be resulted from the government’s support for the science and engineering education. A total of 4,576 students hav...