As you know, the word “Technopark” is formed from the word “technology” and “park”. A technopark refers to an industrial and technological complex where personal, material, and technological resources, which are often scattered to businesses, academic institutions, research facilities, and governments, are gathered into a single place. It also means a collection of land, buildings, and facilities that are provided by businesses, universities, research labs, and local and central governments. Governments support technoparks as base institutions for nurturing local industries by forming organic
Feature | Reporter Park Tae-yoon | 2013-09-04 15:33
As new administration launches, Korea proposed new economic paradigm, the Creative Economy, then Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP) was established. The creative economy is more advanced form of innovation economy. It is defined as an economy where creativity becomes more important than effort, and thus innovation becomes easier. So, the gist of the creative economy is, to support raising venture business in which individuals realize their creativity. Hence, MSIP hosted “Korea Science and ICT Conference 2013” in Coex, Seoul, during May 21st to 22nd treating the subjects RISE:
Feature | Reporter Park Seo-kyung | 2013-06-05 19:02
On Apr. 18, the President of Korea National University of Art, Park Jongwon, was invited to POSTECH to give special lectures. Embracing the lecture that KNUA President Park gave, The Postech Times asked him how art and science affect each other. His response is as below.Techne“In the Greek period, there was the word Techne, which embraced medicine, rhetoric, technology, math, art, and science. Science and art had passed the middle age and renaissance period together, but suddenly science steeply developed. After the Industrial Revolution, science has lead daily life, and art has kept a critica
Feature | Reporter Park Seo-kyung | 2013-05-01 23:58
Why did you select Japan to study?Stud : In engineering field, America may lead the theoretical phase, but technical phase are definitely leaded by Japan. In addition, when students enroll in graduate course in Korea, they have to do underworks of the professor. However, generally in Japan, each laboratory are consisted of four to five people : one professor, few associate professors, one assistant, and a secretary. So secretary or assistant treats the underworks, and students can concentrate their whole mind upon study without any other disturbance. I heard that if someone wants to research,
Feature | Reporter Park Seo-kyung | 2013-03-06 19:15