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Professor Neal Dreamson named a Top Scholar (0.5%) by ScholarGPS
DTS Prof. Neal Dreamson’s strong publication record, the impact of his work, and the notable quality of his scholarly contributions have placed him in the top 0.5% of all scholars worldwide. He has been awarded Top Scholar status based on his accomplishments over the totality of his career (lifetime) and/or over the prior five years: Top Scholar - Prior 5 Years #32 Digital electronics (Educational Technology) #73 Pedagogy ScholarGPS (https://scholargps.com) provides rankings of individuals and institutions Overall (in all Fields), in 14 broad Fields (such as Medicine, Engineering, or Humanities), in 177 Disciplines (such as Surgery, Computer Science, or History), and in over 350,000 Specialties (such as Cancer, Artificial Intelligence, or Ethics). Thanks to Prof. Dreamson’s achievement, SUNY Korea has been listed to the ScholarGPS website first time.
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-08-09
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Prof. Anthony Pennings Explores AI and Remote Sensing Solutions for Landslides and Flood...
Prof. Anthony Pennings gave a talk on how science and technology can address important issues of landslides and urban flooding at the 2024 United Nations Public Service Forum, ‘Fostering Innovation Amid Global Challenges: A Public Sector Perspective,’ held at Songdo Convensia from June 24-26, 2024. He discussed how integrating AI with remote sensing technologies and ground-based observations enhances the monitoring and management of landslide and flooding disasters. For more information, check out his blog at https://apennings.com/space-systems/ai-and-remote-sensing-for-monitoring-landslides-and-flooding/.
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-07-11
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Dr. Sangchan Park Honored with 'Service The Prime Award' at Korea Service Gran...
Dr. Sangchan Park received the 'Service The Prime Award' at the Korea Service Grand Prix 2024 on July 3rd, 2024. The award was given in recognition of Dr. Park's significant contributions to the development of the service industry through his unwavering commitment to improving service quality and customer satisfaction.
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-07-04
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Dr. Sangchan Park Discusses the Future of Customer Loyalty and AI
Dr. Sangchan Park has written an insightful article discussing the importance of both customer-employee and customer-customer interactions in creating loyal customers. He highlights Matthew Dixon's perspective on how reducing customer effort through these interactions can enhance service quality and reduce costs. The article also explores the transformative role of AI tools like chatbots, which are expected to manage over 95% of customer interactions by 2025, thereby revolutionizing customer service with automated responses and increased efficiency. Link: https://www.mk.co.kr/news/contributors/11052908
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-07-02
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Prof. Suzana Brown Played a Key Role in Organizing the 18th IFIP Working Group 9.4 Confe...
DTS Professor Suzana Brown played a key role in organizing the 18th IFIP Working Group 9.4 Conference on the Implications of Information and Digital Technologies for Development, held in Cape Town from May 20-22, 2024. At the conference, she chaired a session on “ICT in Displacement and Conflict Zones” and presented her paper, “Climate Change and Displacement: Emerging ICT Innovations from the World's Largest Refugee Camp.” Additionally, Professor Brown led a panel discussion on “Artificial Intelligence and Ethics in the Global South.”
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-06-05
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Prof. Sangchan Park and Prof. Sira Maliphol Served as Guest Editors for Special Issue on...
Prof. Sangchan Park and Prof. Sira Maliphol served as guest editors for Special Issue on Digital Twins in Industry 4.0. Their editorial manuscript (ID: electronics-3061223) has recently been accepted and will be published shortly by MDPI. The aim of this Special Issue is to identify the potential for digital twins in industry 4.0, not only in the manufacturing industry but also in smart communities, in smart education, and in smart development. (Link: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/electronics/special_issues/I1049S831T#editors)
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-06-05
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Prof. Anthony Pennings is Invited to the Science and Technology Forum
Dr. Anthony J. Pennings has been invited by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety (MOIS) to participate in a panel on Science & Technology Innovation for Responding to Landslides and Urban Floods. This event is part of the 2024 United Nations Public Service Forum, which will take place from June 24 to 26, 2024, under the theme ‘Fostering Innovation amid Global Challenges: A Public Sector Perspective’.
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-05-27
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"Be'real" Wins the 2024 L'Oréal Brandstorm Competition
"Be'real" Team (Nayoung Kim from GUGC, Seunghyun Shin from SUNYK, Hasung Bae from GUGC from left to right) L'Oréal Korea has announced that the team "Be'real" emerged as the winner in the 2024 L'Oréal Brandstorm Competition. Seunghyun Shin, a TSM major student from SUNY Korea participated in the competition and received the final winner awards. The L'Oréal Brandstorm Competition aimed at young people worldwide, fosters creative thinking and entrepreneurial spirit. The domestic competition witnessed the highest number of participants ever, with the "Be'real" team securing victory with innovative ideas on predicting hair loss and virtual wig services. They will now represent South Korea in the international competition held in London, with full support from L'Oréal Korea, including internship opportunities in preparing for the global event. For more information, you may refer to the below news article. https://www.enewstoday.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=2119645
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-04-30
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Prof. Gayoung Park Published ITU Focus Group Technical Report on Metaverse (FGMV-03, FGM...
Prof. Gayoung Park published guidelines in the metaverse related standard and security issues. Congratulations on her achievements! ITU is International Telecommunication Union which is the UN specialized agency for information and communication technology, which is one of the main pillars of DTS. Link: - FGMV-03: https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/focusgroups/mv/Documents/List%20of%20FG-MV%20deliverables/FGMV-03.pdf - FGMV-06: https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/focusgroups/mv/Documents/List%20of%20FG-MV%20deliverables/FGMV-06.pdf
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-03-28
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Hyein Lee is Featured on CBS NEWS as Researchers Aim to Improve Recycling Rates Across N...
The Department of Technology and Society's Accelerated BS/MS student, Hyein Lee, is featured on CBS News as researchers work towards improving recycling rates across New York state. During her visit to Stony Brook campus, the student actively participates in Dr. David Tonjes' (SBU-DTS Faculty) waste management research lab, contributing to the enhancement of New York's recycling practices. This research initiative aims to educate the public, influence policy, and ultimately foster a more sustainable world by reducing landfill waste, conserving energy, and promoting the reuse of raw materials. (Link to the News Article: https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/newyork/news/stony-brook-university-recycling-study/)
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Department of Technology and Society
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2024-03-04
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Prof. Suzana Brown's EST 364 Students Won 3rd Place in IGC Startup Competition 2023
TS students enrolled in Prof. Suzana Brown's 'EST 364: How to Build a Startup' won third place and received a prize of 1,000,000 KRW in the IGC Startup Competition 2023. The name of the startup is 'The Grid Laboratory' which aims to provide a platform for brands and games. (Participants: Prof. Suzana Brown (advisor), Hyungmin Park (team leader), Kyung Seok Kim, Ilkuk Son, Chanyoung Na, Joon Jeon, Ryangjin Lee, Byungchul Cho)
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Department of Technology and Society
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2023-11-28
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Prof. Brown's Talk on Climate Refugees at INU
On October 31, Prof. Suzana Brown gave a talk at the Incheon National University (INU)'s "Global Environmental Issues and Public Problems" course on "Climate Refugees: Concept, Case Studies and ICTs". It covered the basic concept of climate refugees, the problems and complexity of its terminology, various case studies, and the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) for refugees. If you wish to find out more about climate refugees, you may reach out to Prof. Suzana Brown via her email address at suzana.brown@sunykorea.ac.kr.
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Department of Technology and Society
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2023-10-31
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3rd Annual ICT4D Faculty Panel: The Enabling Possibilities of Digital Development
The Department of Technology and Society held a 3rd forum of “Annual Information and Communications Technologies for Development (ICT4D) Faculty Panel: The Enabling Possibilities of Digital Development” on October 16th, 2023. It was moderated by Dr. Anthony Pennings. Five speakers participated in this event: Dr. James Larson, Dr. Suzana Brown, Dr. Sira Maliphol, Dr. Gayoung Park, and Dr. Mark Whitaker . This forum was obviously a great opportunity for DTS students; however, it was also helpful to students from other departments. It was a chance to interact with a group of DTS professors who are experts in the ICT4D sector. A total of 70 students from various majors took advantage of the opportunity to participate in this forum. After Dr. Pennings’ introduction on the “3rd Annual ICT4D Faculty Panel: The Enabling Possibilities of Digital Development,” each professor provided a short introduction, and then spoke about their personal experiences, research interests, the agenda they have researched, a detailed explanation of the research, examples of student reports, and future research. One commonality amongst the professors is that each mentioned asking students to come up with an approach to technology issues focusing on development. Additionally, they stated that ESG and SDG frameworks are important. ESG refers to the non-financial elements of a company: environment, social, and governance. SDG is an abbreviation for Sustainable Development Goals, also known as Global Goals. Written by Student Reporter, Hyeonha Hwang (hyeonha.hwang@stonybrook.edu)
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Department of Technology and Society
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2023-10-20
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Prof. Pennings's Blog Post on STS and ICT is Featured on SBU Website
Prof. Anthony Pennings's article titled, "The Increasing Value of Science, Technology, and Society Studies (STS) is posted on the SBU TS departmental website. If interested, please check out his blog post at this link: https://www.stonybrook.edu/est/
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Department of Technology and Society
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2023-09-22
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TS Students Intern at Korea Joongang Daily
Three undergraduates learned the journalistic trade at their internship at Joongang Daily. This is the kind of hands-on project experience that our students get at SUNY Korea. All students and professors associated with SUNY Korea are in boldface below. [Journalism Internship] ESG could be more than an investment philosophy https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/2021/11/26/englishStudy/journalism%20internship/SUNY2021-ESG-could-be-more-than-an-investment-philosophy/20211126111658485.html News reposted below: Consumers want to see change, not just a passing trend “I do not want to buy products that may harm the environment or ignore workers’ labor,” said university student Jung Hye-won. Jung isn’t the only one. Consumers today are increasingly interested and willing to purchase from companies that create social value. This leads companies to adapt so-called ESG management systems to bring new changes into consumer behavior. ESG stands for environmental, social and governance. It’s industry jargon, but has quickly become a buzzword in Korea. These three components serve as a tool to assess how sustainable or ethically responsible a company is in the long run for investors. Although ESG is a non-financial performance standard, it is a valuable criterion for measuring company performance for investors. Investors can set standards in accordance with ESG principles to assess how future-proof a company is. The environment section measures how well a company contributes to the environment. Companies are expected to deal with issues like biodiversity, climate change and cutting carbon emissions. By doing so, companies can save energy and operational costs as well as appeal to consumers. For social aspects, companies focus on areas such as customer satisfaction and human rights. This leads to employee satisfaction, increases in social integrity and stronger relationships among community members. Lastly, board composition and executive compensation are areas that decide how a company structures its governance. A successful governance framework can formulate positive relationships with investors and increase government support and financial aid. The three standards represent a shift in investment philosophy. In the late 20th century, investors looked for companies that would generate profits. In recent years, however, reports have begun to support the idea that there are financial benefits of backing ethical and responsible companies in the long run. This led to the United Nations officially coining the term ESG in 2004 and develop several investment initiatives. A recent joint conference hosted by the Federation of Korean Industries invited 60 executives from companies like Samyang Holdings and Hanwha General Chemical to discuss the importance of ESG management and its future values. Korean conglomerate Posco has already announced that its steel will be produced using hydrogen instead of coal. Hyundai Motor Group plans to invest 1 trillion won ($875 billion) into environmentally friendly fuel and technology. A college student surnamed Koo said he favors automobile company Volvo because of their safety philosophy. The automaker’s advertising campaigns have boasted about its all-electronic production, contributing to Koo’s trust in the brand. Although his first priority may be quality, Koo is willing to reconsider decisions if a company gets involved in seriously unethical issues. Sira Maliphol, an assistant professor in the Department of Technology and Society at SUNY Korea, says that ESG management is certain to be a long-run trend. “ESG management is not something that is going to stop,” Maliphol said. He explained that increasing consumers’ demand for social responsibility and tackling environmental problems makes companies continue improving their governance, even if the corporations do not know how big the impact of ESG management is going to be yet. There are also those who haven’t heard of the issues but are still positive about the message that ESG delivers. Younger consumers have already been applying many of the ESG standards to their consumption patterns, taking a greater interest in environmental and ethical concerns in particular. A sophomore surnamed Lee remembers hearing about a taxi service company run by deaf taxi drivers. After hearing the CEO’s philosophy and attempts to offer opportunities to a marginalized group of people, Lee immediately felt more interested in the business. Still, some skeptical voices doubt whether these trends are enough to bring about actual change. Data analytics consultant Kwon doesn’t really follow the ESG trend, even though she acknowledges the change is needed. Kwon says there is a danger of people just unconsciously following trends without actually understanding or addressing the principles behind consumer behaviors. Anthony Pennings, a professor in the department of technology and society at SUNY Korea, pointed out the impact of social media and public relations on ESG management trends, with some brands capitalizing on its popularity to sell products. He says that corporations’ ESG campaigns and policies are spread through social media and the news, and consumers, who are now following the trend for ESG management, are influenced by the exposure, not by the original ESG index. Pennings concluded that consumers should make sure to get their news from credible sources to avoid being caught by the PR campaigns. BY CHOO SI-EUN, JOO YEON-SOO AND YOO DONG-YEON [sieun.choo@stonybrook.edu, yeonsoo.joo@stonybrook.edu, dongyeon.yoo@stonybrook.edu]
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