Kim Tae-hyung (3rd grade at Shingwang Middle School), who won the Presidential Award at the 45th National Student Science Invention Competition, is making his invention himself./Ministry of Science and ICT,
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, ‘Kim Tae-hyung (3rd grade at Shingwang Middle School), who developed a ladle that can separate oil from broth in soup dishes, received the Presidential Award at the 45th National Student Science Invention Competition.’,
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, ‘On the 3rd, the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National Science Museum announced that Kim Tae-hyung, a 3rd grader at Shingwang Middle School in Gyeongsangbuk-do, was selected as the recipient of the Presidential Award, and Kim Ye-won, a 2nd grader at Sejong Han-sol High School, was selected as the recipient of the Prime Minister’s Award.’,
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, ‘The National Student Science Invention Competition, which began in 1979, is held annually to encourage students’ creative ideas and invention activities. It awards the Presidential Award with a cash prize of 8 million won, the Prime Minister’s Award with a cash prize of 4 million won, and ministerial awards from 5 government departments.’,
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, ‘This year, a total of 11,589 students participated nationwide. Among them, 300 students advanced to the final round through regional competitions and were evaluated by 48 experts from various fields.’,
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, ‘The top prize-winning work, Kim Tae-hyung’s ‘Get rid of the oil, leave only the clear broth! Oil-catching ladle’, was selected. This ladle developed a structure that can remove only oil from broth in soup dishes.’,
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, ‘Applying the principle and structure of the siphon used in our traditional beverage cups, where the cup becomes empty when filled, this ladle allows the clear broth to escape while retaining the oil inside the ladle. Unlike using a regular ladle or spoon, where the clear broth spreads more than the oil, this ladle is designed to let the clear broth escape and leave only the oil inside.’,
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, ‘The work that won the Prime Minister’s Award was ‘Foldable on/off card using Faraday & Lens’ Law – Beep! Please just scan one card-‘ by Kim Ye-won, a 2nd grader at Sejong Han-sol High School.’,
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, ‘This entry improved various inconveniences in using transportation cards when boarding and alighting buses. To solve the problem of multiple cards being recognized simultaneously inside a wallet, a cover film was used to turn the transportation card function on and off.’,
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, ‘The award ceremony will be held at the Science Hall of the National Science Museum on October 8th. The 300 works that made it to the finals will be exhibited at the Future Technology Hall of the National Science Museum until September 13th.’,
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