Faculty of Chemistry
Cooperation with Jeonbuk National University
Extending the cooperation between the Faculty of Chemistry, University of Science and Education, the University of Da Nang and the Division of Advanced Materials Engineering, College of Engineering, Jeonbuk National University
On 5th August 2021, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by Prof. Yeon-Tae Yu, Head of Graduate School Department, Electronic and Information Material Engineering Department, College of Engineering and Dr. Tran Duc Manh, Dean of Faculty of Chemistry, University of Science and Education.
The subject of cooperation is scientific collaboration in the field of nanomaterials research. Both the parties in principle agree to work in the following areas of collaboration:
a) Exchange of researcher and faculty /scientists exchange,
b) Exchange of students (exchange student, visiting student, etc.),
c) Partnering and supporting each other through joint research initiatives/publications/projects,
d) Offering joint courses/workshops/research programs/academic meetings in areas of common interest,
e) Supporting BK21-Four (4 Steps Brain Korea 21 century) research resources fostering project (Team name; Human resources fostering team for smart electronic information materials). Other academic activities such as organizing conferences/seminars. This MOU sets forth the intentions of the Parties for increased collaboration and interaction as well as work together in the future for their mutual benefit to foster a collaborative framework as defined above, and does not create any financially or legally binding commitments. If the Parties later agree to undertake specific joint projects with legally binding obligations, they will develop separate written agreements for such projects, setting out each Party’s contributions, deliverables, and budgets.
On 5th August 2021, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by Prof. Yeon-Tae Yu, Head of Graduate School Department, Electronic and Information Material Engineering Department, College of Engineering and Dr. Tran Duc Manh, Dean of Faculty of Chemistry, University of Science and Education.
The subject of cooperation is scientific collaboration in the field of nanomaterials research. Both the parties in principle agree to work in the following areas of collaboration:
a) Exchange of researcher and faculty /scientists exchange,
b) Exchange of students (exchange student, visiting student, etc.),
c) Partnering and supporting each other through joint research initiatives/publications/projects,
d) Offering joint courses/workshops/research programs/academic meetings in areas of common interest,
e) Supporting BK21-Four (4 Steps Brain Korea 21 century) research resources fostering project (Team name; Human resources fostering team for smart electronic information materials). Other academic activities such as organizing conferences/seminars. This MOU sets forth the intentions of the Parties for increased collaboration and interaction as well as work together in the future for their mutual benefit to foster a collaborative framework as defined above, and does not create any financially or legally binding commitments. If the Parties later agree to undertake specific joint projects with legally binding obligations, they will develop separate written agreements for such projects, setting out each Party’s contributions, deliverables, and budgets.
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