Koo's team received the award for analyzing gait-related knee joint motion in healthy individuals and patients after ACL reconstruction with ALL augmentation. The study found excessive anterior translation and internal rotation, suggesting incomplete restoration of normal joint kinematics post-surgery.
The KAIST research team, led by Professor Insu Yun, won the DARPA AI Cyber Challenge with their AI-based autonomous cyber defense technology. The team scored a dominant victory, detecting and patching over 70 intentionally injected vulnerabilities in real-time.
Researchers at KAIST have developed a 'field-programmable robotic folding sheet' that can be programmed in real time according to its surroundings. The technology enables real-time shape programming and opens new possibilities in robotics.
Researchers found that Fen1 protein improves cell tolerance to alovudine by counteracting the toxic effect of 53BP1. This discovery promises new cancer treatments and biomarkers for cancerous cells with Fen1 deficiency.