By james art 
Selected as the First Researcher, Cooperation for Regional Economic Development of the Model for Industrial-Academic Cooperation in semiconductor and electronic components development of educational programs and talent development
The National University of Pusan has appointed Lee Tea-ion, CEO of Reno Industrial Co., a semiconductor socket company as a worldwide lead.
At the 21st Pusan National University, he announced that he had signed a memorandum of understanding (MR) at the University Central Day before to appoint CEO Lee as a world host researcher and strengthen the academic cooperation between the industry between the two institutions. This event was promoted to create a sustainable industrial-academic cooperation system, a safe professional workforce related to key industries in the region, and to create a research ecosystem. With this collaboration between the industry and the academy, the two institutions plan to build the best model of cooperation between the academia industry in semiconductors and electronic components and to encourage practical cooperation projects to revive the local economy and strengthen industrial competitiveness.
Accordingly, the two institutions plan to focus on the creation of a sustainable ecosystem for cooperation between the industry and the Academy by creating △ Alliance for Cooperation in Industry and Academy △ processing of human resources through the development and operation of educational programs that are adapted to the needs of industries-detection of joint record and development tasks and expanding cooperation for the development of Technology.
In order to strengthen global cooperation with local industries, the Academic Cooperation Group at the University of Busan has decided to appoint industrial leaders and experts such as “global border researchers” this year to revive intellectual, industrial, academic and research networks and a sustainable cooperation system. Executive Director Lee, who was commissioned as the first leader worldwide, will cooperate with the basis for organic cooperation between local industries and universities and the search for practical measures for cooperation for research for regional economic development.