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Breakthroughs(Vol.27) - Fall 2026
KAIST Breakthroughs Fall 2026 Vol.27 Biannual Engineering Research Webzine https://breakthroughs.kaist.ac.kr
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KAIST Develops a Soft 3D-Printed Robotic Hand that Gently Grips Everything from
< The research team. (From left) Dr. Younghan Song (KIST), Professor Bumsoo Park (Seoul National University of Science and Technology), Professor Seungchul Lee (KAIST), and Dr. Jongbeom Na (KIST) > 3D printers that once could only produce rigid objects can now create
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KAIST Opens the Era of Industrial-Scale Microbial Foods, Proposing Growth Strate
< Members of the research team, from left: Distinguished Professor Sang Yup Lee, doctoral student Seok Yeong Jung, and Sol Choi, CEO of SilicoBio. > The question is no longer whether microbial foods can be made. The question now is who can turn them into an industry
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KAIST Develops Smartphone-Based Technology to Detect Hidden Cameras
< The research team. From left: Jonghyuk Yun , KAIST Ph.D. student (first author); Sean Rui Xiang Tan , researcher at the National University of Singapore (NUS); and Jun Han, professor in the KAIST School of Computing (corresponding author). > A smartphone can now be
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Next-Generation Biological Foundation Model, K-Fold

Neural Implant in Korea Remotely Controlled from the United States, Bringing Bra

KAIST Uses Light to Distinguish Real from Fake with Hard-to-Replicate “Artificia

KAIST Identifies a Route to Faster-Charging, Longer-Lasting EV Batteries

KAIST Uses Surface ‘Defects’ to Enhance Droplet Formation and Removal, Achieving

KAIST Develops Core Technology to Reverse Biological Changes Once Thought Irreve

KAIST Solves 3D Memory Reliability Problem with ˝Oxygen Tunnel˝ Structure, Boost

KAIST Develops Semiconductor Neuron That Tunes Noise to Selectively Process Sign

