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Chonnam National University researchers investigate how biodiesel feedstocks and production pathways affect their life cycle sustainability

The study provides a practical framework for choosing biodiesel feedstocks by weighing climate impact and air pollution, offering solutions for climate change mitigation. Waste-derived feedstocks demonstrated lower GHG emissions, while plant-based options had varying pollution levels, highlighting the importance of considering air-poll...

New tri-layer electrolyte improves safety and lifespan of lithium-metal batteries

Researchers developed a tri-layer composite solid electrolyte with enhanced ionic conductivity and mechanical durability, boosting lithium-ion mobility and suppressing dendrite formation. The new electrolyte achieved nearly four times higher ionic conductivity and demonstrated over 1000 hours of stable cycling in symmetric cell tests.

Chonnam National University study reveals how environmental responsibility improves financial performance

A study reveals that environmental responsibility boosts corporate financial performance by increasing sales, especially for large companies after COVID-19. Stronger environmental performance generates higher sales leading to improved returns on assets and equity.

SourceChonnam National University, The Research Information Management Team, Office of Research Promotion·JournalCorporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management·TypeData/statistical analysis·DateAug 13, 2026

Chonnam National University researchers develop new AI system for highly accurate mapping and modeling of orchards

A novel cross-modal fusion framework integrates low-altitude drone RSI with ground robot LiDAR-inertial measurement unit (IMU) odometry to create accurate digital models of orchards. The system achieved localization accuracy on the order of a few centimeters, demonstrating robustness to seasonal variations and long-term drift.

SourceChonnam National University, The Research Information Management Team, Office of Research Promotion·JournalArtificial Intelligence in Agriculture·TypeExperimental study·DateJul 22, 2026

Chonnam National University researchers reveal isoform-specific HIF signaling in skeletal muscles

Mouse study uncovers how oxygen-sensing transcription factors regulate muscle physiology, improving glucose tolerance and producing erythropoietin. The findings suggest that selectively targeting each isoform can lead to different physiological outcomes.

SourceChonnam National University, The Research Information Management Team, Office of Research Promotion·JournalJournal of Clinical Investigation·TypeExperimental study·DateJul 13, 2026

Chonnam National University identifies dual-function rice gene that boosts drought tolerance and grain yield

Researchers identify OsFeSOD3 gene that supports chloroplast health while enhancing plant survival under drought conditions. This discovery could help overcome crop yield limitations and improve climate-resilient crops.

CNU research explains how boosting consumer trust unlocks the $4 billion market for retired EV batteries

A team of researchers from Chonnam National University explores how boosting consumer trust can increase adoption of second-life EV battery tech. They found that transparent safety inspections and tailored messaging can improve adoption outcomes.

Chonnam National University researchers develop novel virtual sensor grid method for low-cost, yet robust, infrastructure monitoring

A team of researchers from Chonnam National University has developed a novel superpixel-based virtual sensor framework for full-field vibration measurement. The approach offers robust and accurate motion estimation without the need for physical markers or contact sensors, making it suitable for large-scale infrastructure monitoring.

SourceChonnam National University, The Research Information Management Team, Office of Research Promotion·JournalMechanical Systems and Signal Processing·TypeExperimental study·DateJan 12, 2026

Toxin-to-treasure: Chonnam National University scientists use engineered enzyme to turn formaldehyde pollutant into high-value chemical

Chonnam National University scientists use an engineered enzyme to convert formaldehyde into L-glyceraldehyde, a valuable chiral C3 compound. The novel approach demonstrates how enzyme engineering can turn pollution into useful building blocks for medicine and industry.

SourceChonnam National University, The Research Information Management Team, Office of Research Promotion·JournalInternational Journal of Biological Macromolecules·TypeExperimental study·DateDec 19, 2025

Chonnam National University researchers propose innovative voltage-loop control for power factor correction

Researchers from Chonnam National University propose a novel delay-compensated control strategy that eliminates current sensors in boost PFC converters. This simplifies circuitry, reduces hardware failure points, and enhances power quality, leading to smaller, more efficient, and cost-effective power adapters.

SourceChonnam National University, The Research Information Management Team, Office of Research Promotion·JournalIEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics·TypeExperimental study·DateDec 18, 2025

Chonnam National University scientists discover a molecular switch that protects crops from freezing cold

Researchers at Chonnam National University identified a hidden molecular switch that quickly reprograms root development to withstand cold conditions. The discovery highlights opportunities to protect crops from rising climate instability by enhancing specific signaling pathways or stabilizing key regulators.

SourceChonnam National University, The Research Information Management Team, Office of Research Promotion·JournalJournal of Integrative Plant Biology·TypeExperimental study·DateDec 17, 2025

Chonnam National University researchers resolve long-standing limitation in thin-film solar cells

Researchers at Chonnam National University have developed a new approach to thin-film solar cells using a nanometric germanium oxide layer, resulting in improved performance and device stability. The innovative design boosts power conversion efficiency by up to 4.81%.