Arts & Culture     Business     Environment     Government     Health     Human Rights     Military     Philosophy     Science     U.S. Asian Policy			Home > East Asia >  Youngest professor ever appointed AFAR 12/26/2002  Related Articles • Organ Harvesting Surgeon Identified • Seoul Food - Part 1 • Beijing's Frustrations on the Korean Peninsula • Asian Shares Rise as Dollar Jumps vs Yen • Asian Shares Slump on U.S. Mortgage Woes • China's Renewed Summit Diplomacy With Japan • Is America Losing Its Competitive Edge? • China's Displeasure With North Korea's Missile Tests • China and Japan: • Coddling North Korea Is dangerous   In spring of 2003, Yoon Seok-ho will become the youngest professor in South Korea. Although just 26 years old, Yoon has proven his excellence in and dedication to learning; his curriculum vitae lists his 2001 doctorate from the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, over 15 publications on wireless mobile communication signals, overseas studies at MIT under the renowned professor Vahid Tarokh, and most recently, a post-doctorate course at Harvard University. Yoon looks forward to giving his students a solid education.
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