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Formation of Efficient Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells by Introducing an...
Nano Materials and Devices Laboratory, Department of Chemistry, Inha University, Incheon 402-751, Korea, Solar Cell Research Center, Materials Science & Technology Division, Korea Institute Science & Technology ...
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Koreatown 1.0a Food Diarysunday, Bloody Sunday
For years, I had contemplated what my first dinner in Seoul might be like, whether I'd splash out on a meal of barbecue or find the bindaeduk that would put all other mung-bean pancakes to shame, discover a ...
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Which Korean Companies Are Most Turned Off by Energy Saving?
Incheon International Airport guzzles the most energy in Korea, with 53,053 Tons of Oil Equivalent , followed by Namyang Technology Research Center of the Hyundai and Kia Motor companies with 41,601 TOE, Grand ...
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Taiwan-based TS Lines and South Korea's STX Pan Ocean announced plans to upgrade their Korea-China-Malaysia Service , operated in conjunction with Singapore-based Samudera Shipping Line.
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Students turning away from European languages
Choi Young-mi, a French language teacher, visits classrooms every year to encourage freshmen at her high school to take French language courses.
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Dokdo islets get Korean airport code by the ICAO
A National Police Agency helicopter brings in supplies for maritime policemen stationed on Dokdo.
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Light shop owners swell with pride over products
In the early 1990s, Kang Seok-joon, a Seoul native, rarely watched televised games of the LG Twins or OB Bears, two professional baseball teams based in Seoul.
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Sensational spy trial rivets South Koreans
Won Jeong Hwa appears at her trial in Suwon, South Korea. The North Korean native was arrested during the summer and accused of seven years of espionage after allegedly defecting to the South.
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Controlled Magnetic Nanofiber Hydrogels by Clustering Ferritin
Min Kyoon Shin , Sun I. Kim , and Seon Jeong Kim * Center for Bio-Artificial Muscle and Department of Biomedical Engineering, Hanyang University, Seoul 133-791, Korea Sang Yoon Park , Young Hoon Hyun , and ...
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Government announces 3rd step of privatization
The government will privatize seven state-run institutions including Ansan Urban Development and Incheon Total Energy Company, both subsidiaries of Korea District Heating Corp.
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RUSSIAN DAY, the largest event for the Russian transport and logistics staged outside of Russia will take place in Seoul, South Korea on 20?22 October 2008.
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Hot, Flat, and Crowded: Friedman's New Book on Green
Thursday, October 09, 2008 Hot, Flat, and Crowded: Friedman's New Book on Green I like Thomas L. Friedman's work .
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Firms seek solutions to Japan trade deficit
The won s value has dipped nearly 60 percent against the Japanese yen this year, but the trade deficit with Japan is still widening.
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Asiana hikes daily daytime flights
... flights featuring larger aircraft. Effective Oct. 26, three new flights will bring in tourists from Incheon, South Korea, to Saipan on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Added to the existing four-time weekly service, this now means that the CNMI will ...
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Strong yen also a Korean problem
A man, who wished to be identified only as Choi, runs a manufacturing company in Incheon.
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STS Installs Pegasus DRIE Cluster Systems for Korea's NIA
National Information Society Agency Chooses STS' Pegasus for New MEMS Foundry NEWPORT, Wales, Oct.
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North Korea spy awaits sentencing on Oct 15th
Won Jeong-hwa, the 34-year-old North Korean native, was arrested during the summer along with her 63-year-old stepfather and accused of engaging in espionage and deceit for seven years after defecting to South ...
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Gov't Unveils Massive New Infrastructure Plans
It could be seen as an alternative for the current administration's scuppered plan to build a cross-Korea canal.
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Father's plea over visa row girl
A father from Berkshire says his teenage adopted daughter cannot join him in the UK from South Korea because of a legal wrangle over visas.
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Bank loans to smaller firms dry up
Ripples from the U.S.-financial crisis are spreading to Korean industry. Many companies, in particular small and medium ones, are scrapping ongoing business projects as cash-strapped banks sharply reduce the ...
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