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| Home : Research Divisions : National Agenda Research Division |
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Energy, climate change and green growth have been the most impending national agenda for the last decade and persistingly will be. The National Agenda Research Division is established to provide the solutions to these agenda by developing core competencies in the areas of renewable energy, carbon cycle, water cycle and convergence of systems. These core competencies are believed to play a critical role not only to expedite the adaption to the new energy and environmental paradigm but also to create green industry. We welcome international as well as domestic collaborations with universities, research institutes and industries.
The division consists of eight research centers: fuel cell research center, solar cell research center, energy storage center, clean energy center, water research center, environmental sensor system research center, energy mechanics research center and Human-centered interaction & Robotics research center.
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Durable and cost effective cell components developments for fuel cells, solar cells and batteries |
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Large-scale energy storage systems (batteries, capacitors, and reversible fuel cell system) |
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Process of biofuel synthesis |
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Photoelectrochemical and catalytic conversion of CO2 to clean fuel |
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Materials & systems development for water treatment and sustainable water resource engineering |
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Sensor monitoring system based on NT-BT convergence |
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Tri-generation system and micro power packaging technology for mobile system |
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(fuel cell, turbine, stirling engine) |
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Human-centered robotics & interaction for the convergence of human, intelligent machines, and virtual world |
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