Andreas Heinrich - "Working in Korea in Basic Science Research"
QNS director Andreas Heinrich talks about being a 'foreign' researcher in Korea.
In this talk, Andreas offers his unique insights based on his experience as a German scientist who worked in the US for nearly 20 years.
Topics include:
Ewha Womans University and the Institute for Basic Science.
Training the next generation of female scientists for Korea and the world.
Creating an international research center in Korea with a diverse mix of international and Korean researchers and students.
His thoughts on patience in a society where "everything has to go fast”
The importance of autonomy and flexibility for leadership in basic science
Creating the lowest vibration building in Korea and one of the lowest in the world
QNS's work in laying the foundation for the quantum future and why companies need this research
How to do good basic science research:
Take a long term approach "invest and be patient then outcomes will come"
Stable funding, autonomy for the researchers, and get rid of the mentality of rushing
Create enthusiasm in the Korean community
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