The annual technical conference of KSEA, called "US-Korea Conference on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship (UKC)", is the most important and visible activity of KSEA. The main objective of UKC is to promote the US-Korea cooperation in advancing science and technology. The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies (KOFST) is a co-organizer. UKC is sponsored by many industrial companies and research organizations. Annually, 400-600 scientists and engineers from the US and Korea have attended the conference. A large attendance is expected at the UKC2007.

Significant research findings, R&D trends, and future prospects of sciences and technologies are solicited in the areas including, but not limited to the following:

　
  • Advanced Materials Technology (AMT)
    　
  • Aerospace Science & Technology (AST)
    　
  • Bio Science and Technology (BST)
    　
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)
  • Contemporary Basic Science (CBS)
  • Food Science & Technology (FST)
    　
  • Global Energy (GE)
    　
  • Information Technology (IT)
    　
  • Communication and Networking Technology (CNT)
    　
  • Manufacturing Technology (MT)
    　
  • Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, and Manufacturing Technology (MRM)
    　
  • Nanoscience and Technology (NST)
    　
  • Women in Science & Engineering (WISE)
    　
  • Young Professional Forum (YPF)
  • Entrepreneurship & Venture Forum (EVF)

    　

All manuscripts and slides are required to be written and presented in English.

UKC2007 organizers are confident that the quality of discussions at the Conference will be favorably comparable to any international conferences. Primarily, the papers reporting original work or comprehensive review of the state of the art or the future prospect in science and technology are welcome. The abstracts and papers will be reviewed and selected by each Symposium Program Committee in consultation with the Conference Program Committee.

All papers presented at the Conference will be collected and published as a CD.

　

For more information: https://www.ksea.org/ukc2007/index.html