Maria Olds, a doctoral student at The University of Texas at Arlington, had her research on chromatography and blood alcohol recently featured in LCGC International, an internationally recognized magazine.

The Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM, President Seog-Hyeon Ryu), under the National Research Council of Science & Technology (NST), will host the 2025 Global Forum on Mechanical Engineering on September 26 (Friday) at the National Assembly Library Auditorium in Seoul. The forum is co-organized with National Assembly members Seung-Rae Cho and Jung-A Hwang of the Democratic Party of Korea, and Hyung-Doo Choi and Chung-Kwon Park of the People Power Party.

Researchers at AIMR and NUS have demonstrated field-free, energy-efficient switching of perpendicular magnetization using magnon torques in a WTe₂/NiO/CoFeB heterostructure. By exploiting crystal symmetry and spin canting, they achieved low-current operation with minimal impact of Joule heating—offering a promising path toward scalable, low-power spintronic memory devices based on magnon transport.

Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) has successfully demonstrated a 200 Gbps 6G wireless link, marking a world first, using a proof-of-concept (PoC) system developed late last year. The 6G system developed by ETRI uses an ultra-wide bandwidth of 10 GHz around 160 GHz in the sub-terahertz (sub-THz) band.

After a stay at the intensive care unit (ICU), many patients experience long-lasting psychological issues collectively known as post-intensive care syndrome; however, effective management interventions remain limited. In a recent study, researchers from Israel explored whether videoart could reduce stress-related symptoms among ICU patients. Although the short-term effects were not significant, patients exposed to videoart reported fewer severe stress symptoms a year after discharge, highlighting its potential as an effective technique to support psychological recovery.