Sungkyunkwan University is selected to take part in South Korea’s National Research Lab (NRL) 2.0 initiative, the university says. The NRL 2.0 program is a government effort to strengthen university-affiliated research institutes and is funded by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Science and ICT. Sungkyunkwan’s affiliated Sungkyun Intelligent Energy Solution National Research Laboratory will receive annual support of 10 billion won (about $6.46 million), with total investment expected to reach 95 billion won over the next decade. The laboratory is led by chemical engineering professor Park Nam-gyu. Its research plan centers on building an “intelligent energy platform” that combines energy production, storage, and utilization technologies with artificial intelligence (AI) and digital twin tools. The institute also plans to develop industry-specific intelligent energy solutions aimed at supporting stable energy supply and handling rapidly fluctuating energy demand, including that linked to AI data centers. The program includes using technologies such as high-efficiency solar cells as part of its broader energy solution development.
Sungkyunkwan University selected for National Research Lab 2.0 project
Sungkyunkwan University is selected to take part in South Korea’s National Research Lab (NRL) 2.0 initiative, the university says. The NRL 2.0 program is a government effort to strengthen university-a...
- Sungkyunkwan University’s affiliated Sungkyun Intelligent Energy Solution National Research Laboratory is selected for the NRL 2.0 initiative.
- The NRL 2.0 program is funded by South Korea’s Ministry of Education and Ministry of Science and ICT.
- Annual funding is 10 billion won, with total investment expected to be 95 billion won over 10 years.
- The laboratory is led by chemical engineering professor Park Nam-gyu.
- The research focuses on intelligent energy systems integrating AI and digital twin technologies, including solutions for variable loads such as AI data centers.
Sungkyunkwan University will participate in the National Research Lab (NRL) 2.0 project, a government initiative aimed at fostering world-class university-affiliated research institutes in Korea. The university said Tuesday that its affiliated Sungkyun Intelligent Energy Solution National Research Laboratory has been selected for the NRL 2.0 initiative funded by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Science and ICT. The government will provide the laboratory with 10 billion won ($6.46 million) in annual funding, with the total investment expected to reach 95 billion won over the next 10 years. Led by chemical engineering professor Park Nam-gyu, the research institute plans to establish an intelligent energy platform that will integrate energy production, storage and utilization technologies with artificial intelligence (AI) and digital twin technologies. The laboratory will also develop industry-tailored intelligent energy solutions to ensure a stable supply of energy and respond to highly variable loads such as AI data centers by integrating high-efficiency solar cells, next-gen
2 hours agoSungkyunkwan University will participate in the National Research Lab (NRL) 2.0 project, a government initiative aimed at fostering world-class university-affiliated research institutes in Korea. The university said Tuesday that its affiliated Sungkyun Intelligent Energy Solution National Research Laboratory has been selected for the NRL 2.0 initiative funded by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Science and ICT. The government will provide the laboratory with 10 billion won ($6.46 million) in annual funding, with the total investment expected to reach 95 billion won over the next 10 years. Led by chemical engineering professor Park Nam-gyu, the research institute plans to establish an intelligent energy platform that will integrate energy production, storage and utilization technologies with artificial intelligence (AI) and digital twin technologies. The laboratory will also develop industry-tailored intelligent energy solutions to ensure a stable supply of energy and respond to highly variable loads such as AI data centers by integrating high-efficiency solar cells, next-gen
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