The National Institute of Mathematical Sciences held the first annual math sharing camp in 2018. The institute regularly holds a math happiness sharing camp with the National Academy of Sciences in order to close the gap between regions and spread the industrial math culture by inviting students from areas where access to math and science education programs is difficult.  The institute invited some 80 students from Sobaeksan Middle School in North Chungcheong Province to hold the first math sharing camp in 2018 for three days from May 30 to June 1. Students at the event visited the institute to experience a variety of math programs, including industrial lecture, IMAGINARY tour, math quiz, Leonardo Dome, mazimic, and cube art experience. <The NIMS-IMAGINARY Experience how math connects with a wide range of fields such as art, physics, and biology using the math application.] <The Math Quiz where you can learn about the National Institute of Mathematics and Mathematics, along with the Nonsense and Miscology. <Industrial Mathematical Talks to learn how math can help you with realistic crosswalk design, travel plans, etc. <Lonardo da Vinci designed a large dome, which contains the concept of levering and curvature, so you can feel the mathematical principles of architecture firsthand. The institute will continue to plan and operate various programs for industrial math and culture development.  

The National Institute of Mathematical Sciences held a spring sports conference in 2018. The institute held the 2018 Spring Sports Festival on May 30 (Soo) to promote harmony and physical strength among its members.  The event, which was hosted by all employees, was attended by four teams of professional teams, practical teams, public teams and trust teams through a variety of programs including foot volleyball, pitch and ball games. "I'm happy to be able to get out of the field and get together with everyone, and I hope this event will serve as an occasion for our future," said Director Jung Soon-young.

Dr. Jang Jae-sung and Doctor Ahn Chi-young won the Journal of the Korean Association for Industrial Applications Dr. Jang Jae-sung of the Korea Institute for Industrial Applications (KSIAM) won the Journal of Industrial Strategy Research's Award at the Association of Creative Learning in KAIST on May 25 (Friday) through Saturday. From left, Chung Eun-ok, president of the Korea Institute for Industrial Applications, Dr. KSIAM has selected outstanding papers published in the KSIAM Journal since 2017, and has received the Best Journal Award in 2016 by Dr. Jang Jae-sung and Ahn Chi-young. ※ Summary: Ultrasonic images are widely used to visualize the inside of the body during medical diagnosis. The diagnostic ultrasound industry is steadily growing because it has many advantages such as no invasions, ease of ment, relatively inexpensive costs and real-time images. Mathematics is used in various techniques used in ultrasound images, which describe the history of ultrasound, the basic principles of ultrasound images, the application of mathematics, the technological trends of domestic industries and their contribution to mathematics, and the unresolved problems in ultrasound images. Abstract : Ultrasound imaging is a widely used tool for visualizing human body’s internal organs and quantifying clinical parameters. Due to its advantages such as safety, noninvasiveness, portability, low cost and real-time 2D/3D imaging, diagnostic ultrasound industry has steadily grown. Since the technology advancements such as digital beam-forming, Doppler ultrasound, real-time 3D imaging and automated diagnosis techniques, there are still a lot of demands for image quality improvement, faster and accurate imaging, 3D color Doppler imaging and advanced functional imaging modes. In order to satisfy those demands, mathematics should be used properly and effectively in ultrasound imaging. Mathematics has been used commonly as mathematical modelling, numerical solutions and visualization, combined with science and engineering. In this article, we describe a brief history of ultrasound imaging, its basic principle, its applications in obstetrics/gynecology, cardiology and radiology, domestic-industrial products, contributions of mathematics and challenging issues in ultrasound imaging.

Hold the Industrial Mathematical Symposium (Four 4th Industrial Revolution and Mathematics) The institute held the Industrial Mathematical Symposium on May 18 at the Assembly Hall's First Conference Room. This event, hosted by National Mathematical Society Park Kyung-mi and the Korea Mathematical Society, hosted by the National Institute of Science and Technology Information and Communications, sponsored by the National Assembly's Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Ministry of Science and Communication, was conducted with the subject matter. First, the Industrial Mathematical Innovation Center (Published by Heo Jun), the Industrial Mathematical Center of Busan University (Post: Dr. Cho Ki-pil), the Industrial Mathematical Center of Seoul National University (Presentation: Chun Jung-Hee) and the Research Center for Science The Soo-yeon Industrial Mathematical Innovation Center announced last year the major cases of solving industrial math problems such as Takion Tech, Smart Social and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power, Busan University's Industrial Math Center introduced financial and math centers in the same field. The second section was followed by Kim Jeong-won, a basic research policy officer at the Ministry of Science and Technology Information and Communication, Min Seung-jae, president of Samsung SDS, and Choi Hae-chun, vice president of Korea Machinery Association. In the discussion, there were panel opinions and questions on a variety of topics, including the recruitment of math majors in big data fields, the need for convergence with math and other academic papers, and future core technology.

National Institute of Mathematical Sciences Hold Good PC Sharing Ceremony The institute held a "good PC Sharing Ceremony of Love" on April 30 at the Hyogwangwon in Daejeon to support rehabilitation youths. Jeong Soon-young, the head of the group's headquarters, and Choi Yeon-taek, the head of the labor union, selected 102 computer-generated devices, and delivered them to Daejon Hyofwangwon, a youth center. "We appreciate your help to underprivileged youths who need attention from the region and hope to continue to have a good relationship with Soo-yeon," said Kim Jung-yeop, the head of Hyogwang, who received the computer device. "We hope the equipment delivered will be useful for the rehabilitation of youth under protective care and will actively participate in various events and campaigns that can contribute to society," said Jeong Sun-young, director of NIMS. Starting with the ceremony, the agency plans to continuously prepare and implement measures to reduce the digital divide between the underprivileged and the underprivileged in the region. ※ Hyogwangwon: 100 teenagers (middle and high school students) who are commissioned by 12 courts nationwide (Daejeon Dong-gu, Seoul)

The National Institute of Mathematical Sciences held a night event of harmony and communication   The institute held a night of harmony and communication at the institute's playground on April 25 to promote friendship and morale among its members and promote harmony to normalize the organization. The event, which was attended by all the booksellers, including the Pan-Gyo Industrial Mathematics Center, had a meaningful time to convey their greetings, talk to each other, and break down the barriers of communication. "We thank our employees for their sacrifice, including a number of parties who have suffered from internal conflicts over the past few years, and hope to walk in harmony for the future," said Director Jung Sun-young. "I hope that we can get rid of all the incidents that have occurred due to the conflict and unite together today," said Choi Yeon-taek, director of the labor union.

Signboard hanging Ceremony, Labor Union Office, National Institute of Mathematical Sciences The lab's labor union office has been remodeled before this month.  The Hyeonpan ceremony was held on March 29 with labor union officials, including director Chung Soon-young and head of the company`s research institute and director Choi Yeon-taek. "We expect this to be an opportunity to take a step forward in the reconciliation and joint development of labor and hope to provide a lot of good ideas from labor unions for institutional development in the future," said Chung.

First regular meeting of all employees in 2018 The institute plans to operate regular quarterly staff meetings starting this year as part of strengthening internal communication and improving research environment. As a result, the first regular meeting of all employees in 2018 was held on March 27 at the CAMP lecture hall. Then, there was a time for the director of the relevant department to respond and discuss opinions, opinions, opinions, and questions regarding the internal system improvement and direction of agency operation. The institute will establish a follow-up plan for comments received in this meeting and share it with all its employees, and report progress and results at the next meeting. In addition, prior to the meeting, employees were briefed and agreed on changes in employment rules (such as personnel regulations). The institute plans to complete the regulation and system maintenance in the first half of the year according to its stable management and development plan.

The Head of the National Institute of Mathematical Sciences Workshop The National Institute of Mathematical Sciences held a workshop on March 13. Under the theme of 'Communication and innovation', the workshop, which included the entire staff of the research center, announced plans for each department, shared key issues for the organization, and discussed ways to communicate and innovate for the organization. "We hope the workshop will break down the barriers of communication between existing departments and take a single step toward research and administration for the development of the organization," said Director Jeong Sun-young. Also, major issues and improvements from the discussions on this day will be shared with all employees through regular meetings scheduled for the end of this month.

Organizing reorganization of the National Institute of Mathematical Sciences and appointing staff members The National Institute of Mathematical Sciences reorganized its organization on March 8 to effectively achieve its strategic goals and reestablish its identity as a Mecca for new director Chung Soon-young. Through the reshuffle, the institute plans to establish an industrial math center and a policy evaluation center, and to stabilize the institution by solving math problems in the industry, science and public sectors, and strengthening policies and evaluation functions. The award ceremony for the new department head was held on March 12. Director Chung Soon-young asked all employees, including Cho Sun-young, head of the Industrial Mathematical Research Institute to take responsibility and do their best to improve the organization.