Piotr Mitros, founder and former chief scientist of MIT edX, stops by to discuss ways to deliver education more meaningfully and memorably.

This week Young Chul Ghim, a professor from the Department of Nuclear and Quantum Engineering at KAIST, talks to Holly about nuclear fusion and considers its future as an energy source for the world.

MeeYoung Cha, an associate professor at KAIST School of Computing, discusses the hot topic of fake news in social media and the its effects. She also shares tips on how to quickly identify false or fabricated content.

Educational technologist Terrance Cavanaugh shares his experience on getting the most out of E-learning environments.

Educational technologist Terrance Cavanaugh shares his experience on getting the most out of E-learning environments.

Seungryong Cho, a professor from the department of Nuclear and Quantum Engineering, shares the on-going research on making colorful x-ray CT images with Professor Gyoseong Cho and how this technology could impact the future of the field of medicine.

Christopher Summerfield, Oxford professor and collaborator with Google Deep Mind, describes his work in the field of computational psychiatry and how artificial intelligence may eventually replicate human decision-making.

Wancheol Myeong, a graduate student in the Urban Robotics Lab at KAIST, discusses a new drone that has been created in response to recent disasters that could help save lives.

Professor Joseph Jay Williams from the National University of Singapore describes a smarter way to conduct experiments in educational research.

Mik wraps up the season by talking with new KAIST President Shin Sung-chul about his vision for the future of KAIST​