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About Me

I'm Gisu Bang. I'm shy but strong, scrupulous activist and crossdisciplinary supporter. I'm also finding better way to get sustainability. I'm currently undergraduate student at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), majoring aerospace engineering and minoring electrical engineering from 2010. Also, I'm exchange student for SS 2013 at Technische Universität München (TUM) in Germany. And I was TEDxKAIST Organizer from 2010 to share new ideas to KAIST and change the people.

Location:
South Korea, Seoul
Current organization:
KAIST
Past organizations:
Hanwha, Hansung Science High School
Current role:
Undergraduate Student
Gender:
Male
I am:
Activist, Designer, Engineer, Environmentalist, Explorer, Idea generator, Student, Technologist
Associations:
TEDxKAIST
Languages:
Korean, English, German
My website links:
Twitter, Facebook, about me
Universities:
KAIST, Technische Universität München
TED conferences attended:
TEDGlobal 2013
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I'm passionate about

all fields. not only science and technology. From this, I want to be crossdisciplinary expert in many fields. and actually, I'm helping many people around me in many fields.

An idea worth spreading

I can share so many things to you, so if you want some ideas, then just contact me. One saying I like it is "'Our' actions make 'us'." We can be 'us' by our action.

Talk to me about

your experience in any fields. any thing can make me exciting. especially transportation system, science and technology, politics, your plan for sustainability and arts.

People don't know that I'm good at

information gathering, integrating. and observation and analyzing anything. Also I'm good at supporting the others in many ways by myself to make better work.

My TED Story

I met TED first time in 2009. Maybe I heard about that before by chance, but I do not remember about that. In 2010. I attended many TEDx events in Korea just as an attendee for several events, as a volunteer for TEDxSeoul and as an organizer for TEDxKAIST. I'm founding member of TEDxKAIST from 2010 when I was 17 years old. and I participated to TEDx community in Korea for short period like TEDxSeoul Tribe or something like that. Also, I'm TED Translator, too. These days, I didn't translate any talks, but I'm translating one of the TED Senior Fellow, who I met him in August 2012, Cesar Harada's Unreasonable Sea project blog posting. In 2013, I will live in Munich, Germany for 5 months. so I will leave from TEDxKAIST community and maybe I could make TEDxTUM in the future, but I'm not sure yet.

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    A comment on Talk: A TED speaker's worst nightmare

    Jan 11 2013: I want to do that too in local community, not only in tedx events!

  • A comment on Talk: Joe Smith: How to use a paper towel

    Jan 11 2013: I watched this talk 1 month ago, and when I have to use paper towel, I'm doing 'shake and fold'. but one problem is when I shaking, many water droplets are moving to any direction. It goes to mirror, floor and many other direction so some people don't like it about that.
    and one suggestion is how about changing 'shake' to 'clap'? clapping also can make water away from the hands. and clapping is good for health because it can stimulate the blood circulation.

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