Topic: Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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Why did South Korea's rocket launch fail?
South Korean officials said they did not know where to pin blame, but noted the explosion occurred in the Russian-made first-stage of the rocket rather than in the Korean-made second stage. The failure of the South Korea rocket launch was an embarrassing setback.
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North Korea rebuffs South Korea's evidence on Cheonan attack
South Korean defense officials presented evidence Thursday that a North Korean submarine torpedoed the Cheonan, a South Korean Navy ship, in March, killing 46 sailors.
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Korea OLEV concept vehicle sees the future, and it's magnets
At Seoul Grand Park this week, engineers showed off Korea's OLEV concept vehicle that runs on power conveyed by magnets from underground lines. Many observers see 'potential,' but it's not an easy sell.
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Light sentence for disgraced Korean cloning scientist
Hwang Woo-suk, a South Korean scientist whose cloning 'breakthroughs' were exposed as frauds, received a suspended two-year jail sentence Monday.
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North Korea used dummy satellite, South Korean experts say
Their assertion boosts US view that Pyongyang used Sunday’s launch to develop long-range missile technology, not to explore space.
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Does closing roads cut delays?
A recent study has found that closing off certain streets can actually improve traffic congestion.
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