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Students and Professors Adjust to 1,200 Online Classes​

- Approximately 1,200 online classes are being offered during the cyber semester. -   COVID-19 is transforming the way KAISTians live. Many restrictions imposed to contain the spread of the virus have us adjusting to a new environment swiftly. A cyber MOU signing ceremony with a foreign p

COVID-19 Update： All Undergrad Housing Closed​

  KAIST stepped up preventive measures against the outbreak of COVID-19 by closing all housing complexes for undergraduate students. Provost Kwang-Hyung Lee, in an email to KAIST community members on March 12, advised all undergraduate students who had already moved in to the dormitor

COVID-19 Update： All Classes to Go Online after Semester Opens​

< Fever monitors are installed at the university headquarter lobby and eight other buildings including dining halls, library, and day care center. >     All classes of undergraduate and graduate courses will go online from March 16 in a protective measure for the KAIST c

Recyclable Nano-Fiber Filtered Face Masks a Boon for Supply Fiasco​

  < Professor Kim and his researcher demonstrate recyclable nano-fiber filter for mask. >     Wearing a face mask is a common sight in Korea during the COVID-19 outbreak. Due to the overwhelming demand, last week the government started to ration two masks per per