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[Photo News] S-Oil science fellowship

By 손지영

Published : Nov. 25, 2015 - 17:01

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S-OIL SCIENCE FELLOWSHIP — The S-Oil Science Prodigy and Culture Foundation awards four young Korean scientists in the fields of physics and chemistry with fellowships worth 130 million won ($114,000) during a ceremony held Wednesday in Seoul. Founded by S-Oil in 2011, the SSPCF awards scientists in differing scientific disciplines every year — alternating between recognizing those in physics and science; and those in mathematics, biology and geology. (S-Oil) S-OIL SCIENCE FELLOWSHIP — The S-Oil Science Prodigy and Culture Foundation awards four young Korean scientists in the fields of physics and chemistry with fellowships worth 130 million won ($114,000) during a ceremony held Wednesday in Seoul. Founded by S-Oil in 2011, the SSPCF awards scientists in differing scientific disciplines every year — alternating between recognizing those in physics and science; and those in mathematics, biology and geology. (S-Oil)

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