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CHEY Scientific Innovation Conference
The Next 50 Years in Scientific Innovation

2022.07.28 11:00 - 18:00

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Cutting-edge science and technology are shaping a new world. Multifaceted crises such as the pandemic and climate change highlight the need for more innovative technologies and core science capabilities. What challenges will face the world of science and technology in the next 50 years? How will these challenges shape our daily lives? The Chey Institute invites you to a discussion spanning particle physics, nano- and quantum sciences, brain science, and astrophysics, i.e. the smallest things to the largest things.

Andrea M. Ghez, Nima Arkani-Hamed, KIM Young-Kee, HA Taekjip , PARK Hongkun, KIM Philip, HYEON Taeghwan, PARK Jiwoong, YEOM Han Woong, Marvin CHUN, LEE Daeyeol, LEE Jin Hyung, CHUNG Kwanghun

Scientific Innovation Science and Technology Physics Chemical Engineering Material Science Life Science Artificial Intelligence Neuroscience Electric Engineering Psychology

Session and Lectures

  • Session 1: From the Smallest to the Largest

    Astrophysics, particle physics, theoretical & experimental physics

    • Andrea M. Ghez, University of California, Los Angeles

      From the Possibility to the Certainty of a Supermassive Black Hole

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    • Nima Arkani-Hamed, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton

      Spacetime, Quantum Mechanics and the Vacuum

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    • KIM Young-Kee, University of Chicago

      Exploring the Smallest With the Largest Microscopes

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  • Session 2: Pushing the Boundaries of Scale

    Nanoscience, quantum science, biophysics

    • HA Taekjip , Harvard University

      Frontier Light-Based Technology for Life

      Video 1

    • PARK Hongkun, Harvard University

      Hello, Quantum! (again...:))

      Video 1

    • KIM Philip, Harvard University

      Quantum Materials: Then, Now and Tomorrow

      Video 1

    • HYEON Taeghwan, Seoul National University

      Nanotechnology for Future Healthcare and QLED Devices

      Video 1

    • PARK Jiwoong, University of Chicago

      New Flatland Materials for Technology

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    • YEOM Han Woong, POSTECH

      How to Deliver Electronic Information Without Loss

      Video 1

  • Session 3: Decoding the Brain

    Neuroscience, brain science, psychology

    • Marvin CHUN, Yale University

      The Neuroscience of Performance

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    • LEE Daeyeol, Johns Hopkins University

      Road to Normal Neuroscience

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    • LEE Jin Hyung, Stanford University

      AI and the Future of Brain Health

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    • CHUNG Kwanghun, MIT

      How Memories Are Formed and Lost

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