Professor Sung Mo Jung visits Cambridge

After a trip to Germany to inspect some chemical analysis equipment, Professor Sung Mo Jung of the Graduate Institute of Ferrous Technology (GIFT), POSTECH, Korea, travelled to the U.K. He first went to Liverpool University to work with Andrew Green and his colleagues on the Korean version of Steeluniversity.org. He then dropped into Cambridge.

Sung Mo waiting at the Regent Hotel	Korean Church in Cambridge	At the building where the Metallurgy Department was founded in Cambridge through a donation from the Goldsmiths' Society in London
In the X-ray laboratory. Sung Mo is interested in all aspects of building design	The Corrosion Laboratory	X-ray diffraction
X-ray diffraction	X-ray diffraction	Outside the main building. Harry's bicycle on the right.
Saurav Das (Ph.D. Student in Harry's team, visiting from IIT Kharagpur)	Sung Mo explaining the sector design of a lecture theatre	Critical study of the Cambridge lecture room.
Looking at Harry's office	Trying out the desk in Harry's office.	Does not look impressed?
Inside the teaching laboratory. - we discovered a trapped pidgeon, who we rescued and liberated.	In the library.	In the basement where we have heavy equipment.
Came across Maya whilst walking to Darwin College	At Darwin College	At Darwin College, in the parlour, with Emmanuel (neurology, Switzerland), Hannah (ancient literature, Germany), Chi (signal processing, Korea).
	On the first Darwin Island.	The bridge to the second Darwin Island
A wave from Warren (mechanical engineer, UK) from across the river Cam	Ducks on the second Darwin Island	On the second Darwin Island
On the second Darwin Island	On the second Darwin Island
This river passes through Darwin College
Flowers in Darwin College	Flowers in Darwin College	Flowers in Darwin College
Flowers in Darwin College	Flowers in Darwin College	Flowers in Darwin College
The study centre in Darwin College	The study centre in Darwin College