Sangmyung University President Kim Jonghee Attends "National Conference of Girl Scout Leaders"

Sangmyung University announced that President Kim Jonghee, who also serves as President of the Korea Girl Scouts Federation, participated in the "79th Anniversary National Conference of Girl Scout Leaders of the Korea Girl Scouts Federation" held on the 31st of last month at Songdo Central Park Hotel in Incheon. At this event hosted by the Korea Girl Scouts Federation, a variety of programs took place under the theme "Opening the Future, Girl Scouts." These included the 79th anniversary ceremony, an awards ceremony, a performance by the Incheon Chorokbyeoldae, a congratulatory stage featuring the Incheon City Boys and Girls Choir and bass singer Jo Juhwan, a performance by the Eunyul Talchum Preservation Society’s youth group, and a show by the Girl Scouts senior choir, the Majungmul Choir. BK Ahn, Director of the Korea Institute of Philanthropy, delivered a special lecture on "Girl Scouts in the Era of Transition from DX to AX." He used AI analysis to assess the current status of the

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11.07 10:30

Hanyang University Startup Unicore Robotics Unveils Autonomous Driving Technology at APEC

Hanyang University announced on November 7 that the startup Unicore Robotics participated in the APEC 2025 KOREA 'K-Tech Showcase' held in Gyeongju from October 28 to 31, where it unveiled its next-generation autonomous personal mobility technology. Unicore Robotics showcased its autonomous personal mobility device 'Nurigo', patrol robot 'Jigigo', and real-time autonomous driving technology based on its integrated operating system 'UNI-OS'. UNI-OS integrates sensor data fusion, artificial intelligence (AI) decision-making, and precision control functions into a single platform, enabling robots to independently perceive their environment and plan and navigate optimal routes. In particular, by combining LiDAR and cameras with AI-based SLAM technology, it enhances obstacle detection and avoidance capabilities, ensuring stable movement even in complex indoor and outdoor environments. Through the national project 'Development of Design for Hyper-Personalized Personal Mobility Services'

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11.07 10:30

Sejong University Sejong Museum Gallery to Hold Special Exhibition "Inyeon (Connection)" from November 5 to 16

Sejong University’s Sejong Museum Gallery Halls 1 and 2 are holding a special exhibition titled "Inyeon (Connection)" from November 5 to November 16, 2025, featuring representative works by 60 artists who have maintained a relationship with the gallery over the years, all showcased in one space.Since its opening, Sejong Museum Gallery has consistently shared the trends of contemporary art and its artistic value by exhibiting works from a variety of genres. This special exhibition has been organized to provide artistic experiences to visitors, including local residents and those involved in cultural and arts education, as part of the gallery’s role as an educational institution. A representative from Sejong Museum Gallery stated, "Around 60 works spanning different genres such as painting, sculpture, and crafts will be on display at this exhibition," adding, "Visitors will be able to experience an even more diverse range of culture and art."

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11.07 10:30

[In Search of LAB] Research Team Identifies the Impact of El Nino on the Korean Peninsula Climate

Ewha Womans University announced on November 7 that the research team led by Distinguished Professor Changhoe Heo of the Department of Climate and Energy Systems Engineering has found that El Nino has only a minimal impact on seasonal climate changes such as temperature, typhoons, and precipitation. This study is the first in Korea to comprehensively analyze the actual effects of El Nino on the Korean climate based on more than 100 years of long-term climate data. It is expected to contribute to future climate forecasting and the development of strategies to respond to extreme weather events in Korea. The research team examined the correlation between the average winter temperature anomaly in Korea and the El Nino index over a period of more than 100 years, from 1920 to 2023. They found a correlation coefficient of 0.28, which is statistically significant but limited in its ability to explain winter temperature changes. In addition, only 34% of the years in which El Nino or La Nina oc

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11.07 10:30

[2025 Women Leaders Forum] "Easing Parenting Anxiety Through Technology... Helping to Overcome Low Birthrate"

For parents who have entered a whole new universe after having a child, the magnitude of anxiety can be just as great as their happiness. They often worry about whether their child is developing well or falling behind others, and sometimes experience guilt. This is why startups in the tech sector have stepped in to provide a happier parenting experience. They believe these efforts can also help address the low birthrate, which has become a significant social issue. Cheonga Heo, CEO of Ordinary Magic, Jihee Park, CEO of Cocozi, and Jungyoon Lee, CEO of Village Baby, participated in the "2025 Women Leaders Forum" hosted by The Asia Business Daily at Lotte Hotel Seoul on November 6, where they discussed these topics. During Session 3, held in the afternoon under the theme "New Parenting Opened by Technology," the three CEOs, who served as panelists, shared their perspectives on various subjects, including their reasons for entering the parenting tech sector, the necessity of their busines

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11.06 16:53

KEDI Explores Policy Tasks for Strengthening University Competitiveness

The Korean Educational Development Institute (KEDI) will host the KEDI International Seminar on Education Policy and the 225th Education Policy Forum on November 6 at the Diamond Hall of The Plaza Hotel, under the theme "Universities as Drivers of Innovation, Regional Growth, and Global Cooperation." On November 4, KEDI announced that the seminar has been organized to re-examine the challenges facing higher education and to explore response strategies and innovative solutions. Co-hosted with the Australian Embassy in Korea, the event will examine various factors and key issues influencing university-led regional innovation and sustainable development. It will also share cases of performance enhancement, inter-university cooperation, and industry-academia collaboration from universities in Korea, Australia, and Japan. Through these discussions, the seminar aims to explore ways to strengthen the role of regional universities as international hubs and as centers for regional development.

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11.04 15:42

Gumi Office of Education Hosts "Gumi Education Communication Daegil Talk with the Superintendent"

On Friday, October 31, the Gumi Office of Education in North Gyeongsang Province, led by Superintendent Min Byungdo, hosted the "2025 Gumi Education Communication Daegil Talk with the Superintendent" at the Prime Hall of Keimyung University, inviting around 300 members of the Gumi education community. The event was attended by provincial assembly members, the director of the Gyeongsangbuk-do Office of Education Training Institute, the director of the Gyeongsangbuk-do Office of Education Gumi Library, representatives of principals from local kindergartens, elementary, middle, and high schools, the School Management Council Association, the Parents' Association Council, the Green Mothers' Association, the Gumi Student Safety Volunteer Association, the Parents' Volunteer Association, the Student Guidance Corps, the Academy Association, resident auditors, education veterans, and officials from the Education Development Special Zone. This "2025 Gumi Education Communication Daegil Talk" util

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11.04 12:21

CSAT on the 13th: Bring Admission Ticket and ID, Enter by 8:10 a.m.

On the day of the 2026 College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT), which will be held on November 13, test-takers must bring their test admission ticket and a valid photo identification, and enter the test site by 8:10 a.m. In addition, they should familiarize themselves in advance with the list of permitted and prohibited items to avoid any disadvantages. On November 4, the Ministry of Education announced these important guidelines for the 2026 CSAT examinees. First, on the day before the CSAT, November 12, all examinees must attend the preliminary orientation to receive their test admission ticket. They should check their selected subjects listed on the ticket and confirm the location of their designated test site in advance to avoid going to the wrong venue on the test day. On the test day, November 13, examinees are required to bring their admission ticket and identification, and enter their assigned test room by 8:10 a.m. Acceptable forms of identification include a resident registra

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11.04 12:00

Sejong University and Samhyun Sign MOU for Next-Generation Robotics Collaboration

Sangmyung University President Kim Jonghee Attends "National Conference of Girl Scout Leaders"

Hanyang University Startup Unicore Robotics Unveils Autonomous Driving Technology at APEC

Sejong University Sejong Museum Gallery to Hold Special Exhibition "Inyeon (Connection)" from November 5 to 16

[In Search of LAB] Research Team Identifies the Impact of El Nino on the Korean Peninsula Climate

[2025 Women Leaders Forum] "Easing Parenting Anxiety Through Technology... Helping to Overcome Low Birthrate"

KEDI Explores Policy Tasks for Strengthening University Competitiveness

Gumi Office of Education Hosts "Gumi Education Communication Daegil Talk with the Superintendent"

CSAT on the 13th: Bring Admission Ticket and ID, Enter by 8:10 a.m.

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