– Invited national key technology experts such as Lee Jong-ho, Minister of Science and Technology, public lecture on YouTube –
□ A real-time online special lecture will be held to enhance public officials' understanding of 'science and technology for national innovation', a key government task.
○ The National Civil Service Human Resources Development Institute (President Shin Young-suk, hereafter referred to as the 'National Human Resources Institute') held the '24th On-World Knowledge Search Life, Goodbye! It was announced on the 6rd that it would hold an open lecture on 'Listen to Values'.
○ This open lecture, which is held under the theme of 'National Innovation, Future Science and Technology, Easy, Fast and Fun Learning', is open to all interested citizens as well as central government, local government officials and public institution employees to participate through the YouTube channel (Talent Development TV). .
□ It was strategically planned to understand the key policy directions and to take the lead in digital transformation of government work and government service innovation to support one of the government tasks, 'laying a stepping stone for a leap forward led by science and technology'.
□ This day's special lecture consisted of ▲basic research and innovation talent development ▲future science and technology/semiconductor ▲artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor/digital innovation ▲space and aviation.
○ For basic research and education, Professor Jun-mo Ahn of Korea University presents the direction of the government to become a science and technology powerhouse under the theme of 'basic research centered on autonomy and creativity and fostering innovative talents'.
□ In the field of future science and technology, Minister of Science and ICT Lee Jong-ho will give a special lecture on 'Future science and technology and semiconductors'.
○ Minister of Science and Technology Lee Jong-ho, a world-renowned scholar in the semiconductor field, will explain the future science and technology policy direction for national innovation and understanding and strategic value of semiconductors, which are the core of economy and security.
○ Next, Professor Han-min Han of the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI) will explain the great digital transformation centered on artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductors, and introduce new businesses for Korea to leap forward as a leading country in the data economy.
□ A strategy to revitalize the aerospace and aerospace industries is also presented.
○ Myeong-jin Choi, CEO of Hancom Inspace, introduces the successful case of the nation's first private observation satellite launch and emphasizes the strategy of establishing a video data service area (belt) in accordance with the revitalization of the space and aerospace industries.
□ Director Shin Young-sook of the National Human Resources Center said, “We will strengthen the field of science and technology education such as group education and online education to help public officials implement the national task of 'preparing a stepping stone for a leap forward led by science and technology'.”
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June「On world knowledge inquiry life, goodbye! Listen to the value”Operation plan
□ Purpose of promotion
○ Provide educational contents to enhance the future responsiveness of all civil servants related to the government's core national task, 'Preparing a stepping stone for a leap forward led by science and technology'
□ Overview
○ (Topic) 「National innovation, future science and technology, easily ! fast ! fun ! learning"
○ (date and place) '22. 6. 24(Fri) 13:30~17:00 / Gwacheon Branch Auditorium
○ (Method) Live streaming on YouTube Talent Development TV
○ (Target) Anyone can participate (public officials need access to Nara Learning Center)
○ (Contents) Special lectures by experts in key national technologies, such as semiconductor industry, artificial intelligence/robot, space/aerospace technology, and technical talent training
□ Operation plan
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Episode 6 「On world knowledge quest life, goodbye! Listen to the Value" poster
