2026.09.23
Underground nuclear explosions typically produce short-lived seismic sequences that decay rapidly after testing ceases. In contrast, seismicity near the Punggye-ri nuclear test site at Mt. Mantap in DPRK has persisted and intensified for years after the final large-yield explosion in 2017, evolving ...
2026.09.15
Professor Eom Tae Joong's research team, affiliated with the Division of Advanced Convergence Studies and the Leading Research Center for Color-Modulated Extrasensory Perception Technology at Pusan National University, has developed a photoacoustic imaging technique for more stable quantification of...
2026.09.08
A strategy to coat a thin liquid film over substrates enables strong particle adhesion via capillary force. However, the practical utility of a liquid film is hindered by inherent fluid instabilities, including the Plateau-Rayleigh instability, interfacial dewetting, and drainage. Here, we introduce...
2026.08.28
A History of Vietnamese Agriculture Choi Deok-kyung, Emeritus Professor of History at Pusan National University, has recently published A History of Vietnamese Agriculture (Minsokwon, April 16, 2026), a comprehensive study of premodern Vietnamese agriculture grounded in decades of research on Chi...
2026.08.18
The rise of multidrug-resistant (MDR) Escherichia coli has marginalized last-line polymyxins (PMs) owing to evolving resistance and narrow therapeutic windows. Revitalizing these agents requires the identification of novel regulatory circuits governing the integrity of the gram-negative envelope. In...
2026.07.29
The effective treatment of Helicobacter pylori-infected gastric ulcers requires precise local delivery of antibiotics to the deep-seated pathogens within the inflamed tissue. However, the complex gastric environment poses significant biological barriers, necessitating distinct functional requirement...
2026.07.16
Publication Details Prof. Hong Ji-eun of the Department of French Language and Literature at Pusan National University (President: Choi Jae-won) has published Imaginaire et Itérances. L'Essence du Voyage chez Gautier (April 28) through French publisher SPM (Kronos) a prestigious academic house kn...
2026.07.03
Both adipocytes and hepatocytes have the capacity to store fat, but the factor(s) that determine fat distribution between these cell types remain unknown. In mice fed a high-fat diet, fat initially accumulates predominantly in adipocytes, while hepatic fat accumulation mainly emerges after the onset...
2026.06.23
Introduction: Gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT) is widely used to help transgender individuals align physical traits with gender identity, yet concerns remain regarding its cardiovascular safety. Previous reviews have produced conflicting findings, often constrained by small sample sizes, shor...
2026.06.12
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a pervasive inflammatory skin disease, with severe forms constituting a refractory phenotype that devastates quality of life through relentless pruritus, widespread lesions, and resistance to standard therapies. A central clinical challenge is to steer the disease away from...
2026.05.26
The clinical translation of nanomedicines, such as porous silicon nanoparticles (pSiNPs), requires rigorous and multidimensional safety evaluation that extends beyond conventional in vitro assays, which often fail to capture complex in vivo interactions. Here, we establish a multi-scale assessment p...
2026.05.13
Researchers at Pusan National University have developed a carbon nanotube (CNT) film based Joule heating infusion process for manufacturing high-temperature carbon fiber-reinforced polyimide composites for aerospace applications. By directly converting electrical energy into heat through CNT films, ...
2026.04.29
Navigational bronchoscopy relies on patient-specific airway maps derived from preoperative CT to plan and guide access to peripheral lung lesions. However, public CT airway datasets often contain incomplete annotations, especially in thin, low-contrast distal branches, so conventional deep-learning ...
2026.04.14
Wafer-scale growth of metallic films into single crystals is challenging due to large lattice mismatches and uncontrollable atomic stacking during deposition. Here, single-crystalline Ag(111) films are grown on atomically flat Cu(111) buffer layers using atomic sputtering epitaxy, despite the signif...
2026.04.02
The scalable fabrication of perovskite solar modules (PSMs) is currently hindered by the difficulty of controlling crystallization over large areas and the reliance on toxic anti-solvents. To address these challenges, we report a novel Seed-primed Vacuum-Assisted Crystallization (S-VAC) strategy tha...