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KAIST Characterizes Barium Titanate’s Optical Properties for Next-Generation Opt

  < (From left) Ph.D. candidate Jiwon Kang from KAIST, Dr. Nina Hong from J.A. Woollam Co., Professor Harry A. Atwater from Caltech, and Professor Min Seok Jang from KAIST >   Faster, more efficient optical communications require precise control of light and minimal opti

Devilray Exposes Blind Spots in FBS Detection​

DAEJEON, South Korea — Governments use them to track phones. Criminals drive them through city streets and send texts that look like they came from your bank. For 20 years, researchers have been building tools to catch these fake cell towers. They have tested those tools mostly against fake to

KAIST Makes Virtual Roughness Visible to Improve VR Collaboration​

  < The awards ceremony on October 7. From left: Professor Dooyoung Kim, Ph.D. candidate Minju Baeck, and Professor Woontack Woo of KAIST, and Professor Bruce Thomas (award committee member) >   What if you could see how rough an object feels, even without touching it? A

Breakthroughs(Vol.27) - Fall 2026

  KAIST Breakthroughs Fall 2026 Vol.27 Biannual Engineering Research Webzine https://breakthroughs.kaist.ac.kr