A research team led by Professor Jin Ho Kang of the Graduate School of International Agricultural Technology has announced the world's first identification of the key genes involved in tomato trichome development.

A research team led by Professor Young Hoon Kim of the Department of Agricultural Biotechnology has identified how probiotic bacteria-derived extracellular vesicles (EVs) alleviate atopic dermatitis symptoms through the regulation of gut microbiota and serotonin metabolism.

A research team led by Professor Joon Seok Chae of the College of Veterinary Medicine has identified for the first time in Korea that Bovine originated orbivirus (BooV) is highly likely to be a major causative pathogen of Hanwoo calf diarrhea.

A joint research team, including Professor Kyung Rok Yu from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, has announced the development of a virus-like particle (VLP) production system using the coronavirus spike protein, along with a humanized mouse model for virus infection based on this system.

A research team led by Professor Kyung Mi Woo of the College of Nursing has provided new insights into patient discharge from hospital to home and the utilization of home care services, presenting evidence to reduce unnecessary readmissions and ensure more effective and efficient home care operations.

A research team led by Professor Joo Ho Lee of the College of Medicine has identified the interaction between the surgical site and neural stem cells, and elucidated a mechanism capable of blocking this process.

A research team led by Professor Jun Ho Lee of the Department of Biological Sciences has outlined a new research direction to investigate how changes in mitochondrial structure could be connected to neurodegenerative diseases and aging.

A research team led by Professor Yong Seok Lee from the College of Medicine has identified dysfunctional astrocytes as a key neurobiological cause of learning and memory impairments in cardio-facio-cutaneous syndrome, a rare developmental disorder.

A joint research team, including Professor Gwan Hyoung Lee from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, has announced the world's first development of a novel technology named 'Hypotaxy,' capable of directly growing wafer-scale, single-crystal two-dimensional (2D) semiconductors on diverse substrates.

Professor Jooli Han’s team from the College of Medicine has developed a new system that uses mRNA vaccine microneedles with quantum dots to store medical information directly on a patient’s skin during vaccination.

A research team led by Professor Jung Won Park from the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering has developed a new technology to observe the atomic structural changes of nanoparticles in three dimensions.

Professor Jong-seong Kug’s research team from School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at SNU revealed that the permafrost ecosystem carbon loss may continue under net-zero and negative emissions, which could hinder climate change mitigation efforts.