Panel on Contribution of Korean American Scientists and Engineers

Moderator:  Dr. Moo-Young Han, Professor of Physics, Duke University
                      Editor-in-Chief, Society of Korean-American Scholars (SKAS)

Papers:  

1. A Brief Highlight of Achievements by Korean American Enigneers, Dr. Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang, Dean of
    the Baskin School of Engineering and Professor of Electrical Engineering, UC-Santa Cruz (PDF: Best
    viewed by Netscape).

2. Participation of Korean Americans in Mainstream Physics, Dr. Yong-Wook Kim, Professor of Physics,
    Lehigh University (MS Word: Best viewed by Explorer).

3. Differences We Made to Chemsity in America, Dr. Hyuk Yu, Walter H. Stockmayer Professor and
    Eastman Kodak Professor of Chemistry, Univsity of Wisconsin (PDF: Best viewed by Netscape).

4. Korean American Scientists in American Higher Education, Dr. Kichoon Yang, Dean of the College of
    Natural Sciences, University of Northern Iowa (PPT: Best viewed by Explorer).

5. Benjamin Whiso Lee: Korea's Oppenheimer?, Dr. Moo-Young Han, Professor of Physics, Duke
   University (HTML: Best viewed by Netscape).

NOTE: A few life science experts could not make the conference.  A severe time limitation (two and
half hours) prevented us from including more speakers from government and  private sector institutions.