Ihm Ji-soon (center), chair professor at the department of physics and astronomy of Seoul National University, poses with Oh Myung (left), chairman of the S-Oil Science Prodigy and Culture Foundation, and Chung Kil-saeng, president of the Korean Academy of Science and Technology, after winning the 300 million won Leading Scientist of the Year Fellowship, the biggest academic award in basic science here offered by the oil refiner, at a ceremony in Seoul on Wednesday. (S-Oil)
Ihm Ji-soon (center), chair professor at the department of physics and astronomy of Seoul National University, poses with Oh Myung (left), chairman of the S-Oil Science Prodigy and Culture Foundation, and Chung Kil-saeng, president of the Korean Academy of Science and Technology, after winning the 300 million won Leading Scientist of the Year Fellowship, the biggest academic award in basic science here offered by the oil refiner, at a ceremony in Seoul on Wednesday. (S-Oil)

Ihm Ji-soon (center), chair professor at the department of physics and astronomy of Seoul National University, poses with Oh Myung (left), chairman of the S-Oil Science Prodigy and Culture Foundation, and Chung Kil-saeng, president of the Korean Academy of Science and Technology, after winning the 300 million won Leading Scientist of the Year Fellowship, the biggest academic award in basic science here offered by the oil refiner, at a ceremony in Seoul on Wednesday. (S-Oil)


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