October 2026
New Antibody Candidate Aims to Combat Cancer Cachexia and Preserve Patient Health
A research team from KAIST has developed an antibody candidate that may help cancer patients combat cachexia by blocking signals that suppress appetite and cause…
Wireless Neural Chip Monitors Brain Changes After Alzheimer's Drug Administration
A research team led by KAIST developed a wireless neural chip to monitor neurotransmitter changes in real time after administering an Alzheimer's drug in miniature…
East Asia's summer rain belt shift poses new climate risks for the region
A research team from KAIST and the APEC Climate Center discovered that the East Asian summer front has shifted northward over the last 50 years,…
Wearable Patch Revolutionizes Eyedrop Delivery in Space
A research team from KAIST, led by Professor Ki-Hun Jeong, has developed a wearable patch for delivering eyedrops in space, overcoming the challenges posed by…
Study Shows Variations in Brain Responses to Depressed Body Movements Based on Depressive Symptoms
KAIST researchers found that individuals exhibit different brain responses when performing the same depressed body movements, depending on their level of depressive symptoms. This study…
'24/7 unmanned synthesis platform' uses robots and light to produce drug candidates
KAIST researchers have developed a '24/7 unmanned synthesis platform' that utilizes robots and light for drug candidate production, streamlining the process from raw material mixing…
Advancements in Nanoscale Memory Writing by KAIST Researchers
Researchers at KAIST have demonstrated how information is written at the nanoscale in a new ferroelectric material, revealing the formation and expansion of polarized regions.…
The Role of Group Security in Encouraging Dissenting Opinions
A research team from KAIST found that members of a group who feel secure are more likely to express dissenting opinions effectively. This dynamic can…