Year: 2023
Type: article
Abstract: This special issue highlights the collaboration between universities and industries in materials research in South Korea.Due to the extensive scope of the ongoing collaboration, we are focusing on a specific topic where university-industry collaboration in South Korea is particularly strong and involves the largest industrial partners.The contributions in this issue are intended to be co-authored by both industry and university representatives.Additionally, a few industry-specific articles have been included to showcase the industry's vision for such collaborations.Given that the emphasis of this special issue is significant to both Advanced Materials and Advanced Materials Technology, we have combined the two to feature a broader range of collaborations and these issues are now combined as one virtual special issue.In this context, we introduce the backgrounds and evolution of the materials program in South Korea, highlighting the unique research ecosystem that has fostered a strong alliance with industries.Furthermore, we aim to present a vision for the future of materials programs, considering the collaboration between industries and universities.The Latin phrase "Per ardua ad astra," meaning "through adversity to the stars," aptly describes the remarkable achievements in materials research in South Korea, a country that has faced poverty, war (1950( -1953 Korean war) Korean war), division, limited technological advancement, and insufficient natural resources.The growth of materials research in South Korea aligns with its dynamic
Source: Advanced Materials
Authors: Ki Tae Nam, Hyuck Choo, Deoksin Kil, Chul‐Hong Kim, Cheolmin Park, Woon‐Ryeol Yu
Language: English
Subfield: Management of Technology and Innovation
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4387951224