I was absolutely thrilled to hear the wonderful news that Yoonha from TCIS won the Grand Prize (Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Award) at the Land, Infrastructure and Transport Service Idea Model Discovery Competition!

Her project, “Ambulance Transport Automation AI Agent System using MCP and A2A.” is truly impressive to see how she utilized advanced technologies like MCP and Agent-to-Agent protocols to tackle the critical social issue of emergency room delays (the “ER spinning” problem). Her approach to automating coordination among traffic, hospitals, and insurance agents to secure the “Golden Hour” is not only innovative but also deeply meaningful to our society.

It is very rewarding to see the hard work and research capabilities she demonstrated during her summer internship lead to such prestigious recognition. This award is a testament to your creativity, technical skills, and passion for mobility and transportation engineering.

I am proud to have had Yoonha as an intern in our lab. I look forward to seeing her continued growth and success in the future.

We are delighted to share the wonderful news that our lab member, Junyuk Lee (이준욱), has been awarded the prestigious Master’s Excellence Scholarship (STEM)!

This competitive national scholarship, aimed at fostering highly talented individuals in the Science and Engineering fields, is a direct recognition of Jun-wook’s outstanding academic achievements and dedication.

The scholarship provides substantial financial support: up to 4 semesters, with 2.5 million KRW per semester and 5 million KRW annually. This invaluable support will certainly help Jun-wook focus on his advanced research and academic goals.

Heartfelt congratulations, Junyuk! We are immensely proud of your accomplishment and excited to support your continued success

Kaihan, Successful Participation in AOTULE Conference 2025!

We extend our sincere congratulations to Kaihan, a proud member of our lab, for his successful selection and attendance at the AOTULE Conference 2025 student program held at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China!

We trust that during the busy five-day journey (October 12th to 16th, 2025), Kaihan had a valuable time exchanging with diverse international students under the main theme of ‘Interdisciplinary Education & Practice for Sustainability.’

Everyone in the lab is proud of Kaihan for shining on the international stage, representing our research group, and especially for gaining invaluable experience and knowledge in crucial areas like Clean Energy Innovation, Sustainable Materials Design, and Smart Cities.

Once again, we welcome you back after your long and successful journey and look forward to hearing your vivid after-action report from the Beijing Conference soon!

Thank you for your hard work, and welcome back!

Hello, my name is Truyen Le-Minh. I am from Vietnam and currently a Master’s student at the Cho Chun Shik Graduate School of Mobility at KAIST. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, and during the final year of my undergraduate studies, I conducted research in the field of transportation economics, focusing on passenger satisfaction and loyalty in the urban rail system of Hanoi, Vietnam. This experience motivated me to further pursue research in transportation, which led me to apply for a Master’s degree at KAIST under the Global Korea Scholarship program. My goal is to deepen my knowledge and contribute to research in this field. Outside of academics, I enjoy playing volleyball and hiking.