Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
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The Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI; Korean: 한국과학기술정보연구원) is a government-funded research institute under the Ministry of Science and ICT of South Korea. Established in 1962 and headquartered in Daedeok Science Town, Daejeon. KISTI supports national research and development (R&D) by providing science and technology information services, data analytics, and high-performance computing (HPC) resources. KISTI operates national platforms such as the National Science & Technology Information Service (NTIS) and leads efforts in digital transformation, innovation policy, and international scientific collaboration.[citation needed]
History
KISTI was founded in 1962 as the Korean Science and Technological Information Center, and was later reorganized in 1982 into the Korean Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KINTI).[citation needed]
In 2002, the institute underwent its final reorganization when KINTI merged with the Korea Research and Development Information Center.[citation needed] In 2004, KISTI was designated as the first government funded research institute.[non-primary source needed] In 2005, the institute was designated as the managing organization for the National Science & Technology Information Service.
Timeline
| Date | Changes |
|---|---|
| 2010.09 | Built Hub of Large-Scale Test Data Center |
| 2010.08 | Designated as a Center for National Nanotechnology Policy |
| 2009.09 | Founded the Association of Science and Technology Information (ASTI) |
| 2009.05 | Introduced Supercomputer No. 4 |
| 2008.07 | Opened the Remote Control Center for Accelerator Testing |
| 2005.10 | Designated as the agency responsible for developing the National Technology Information System |
| 2005.08 | Opened the Global Ring Network for Advanced Application Development (GLORIAD) |
| 2005.03 | Opened a Science & Technology Information Protection Center |
| 2001.07 | Designated as an agency for building Science & Technology Information Control and Distribution System |
| 2001.01 | Built Science & Technology Information Portal Service System. |
| 2001.01 | Established KISTI |
| 2000.02 | Integration of KINITI and KORDIC |
| 1999.01 | Reorganized as a Research Society under the Prime Minister's Office |
| 1997.08 | Opened Integrated Service Network (Inno-NET) |
| 1994.03 | Established Technology Transfer Information Center |
| 1994.02 | Designated as an Integrated Information Agency for Science and Technology Information |
| 1993.12 | Held The 1st Korea-Japan TechnoMart |
| 1993.12 | Opened Korea-Russia Industrial Cooperation Information Center |
| 1993.11 | Ran Supercomputer No. 2 (CRAY C/90) |
| 1993.04 | Established Korea Research & Development Information Center (KORDIC) |
| 1991.02 | Project (under System Engineering Research Institute) |
| 1991.02 | Launched the Science and Technology Information Distribution |
| 1991.01 | Opened Korea Institute of Industry and Technology Information (KINITI) |
| 1988.10 | Ran Supercomputer No.1 (CRAY 2S) |
| 1988.05 | Opened Center for Industrial Technology Information (CITI) |
| 1986.06 | Held 'Workshop on International Technology Transfer' |
| 1985.07 | Established Technology Information Distribution Center |
| 1984.10 | Started an Online DB Information Service |
| 1982. | Reorganized into Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade (KIET) |
| 1978.02 | Operated IBM Model 138 |
| 1975. | Developed Korean Information Processing System (KIPS) |
| 1975.07 | Started Information Service based on Database |
| 1962.01 | Established Korea Science & Technology Information Center (KORSTIC) |
Presidents
| Name | Hangul name | Term |
|---|---|---|
| Cho Young-hwa | 조영화 | August 2000 - August 2006 |
| Yang Byung-tae | 양병태 | August 2006–August 2008 |
| Park Young-seo | 박영서 | August 2008–September 2014 |
| Han Seon-hwa | 한선화 | September 2014–January 2018 |
| Choi Hee-yoo | 최희윤 | January 2018–March 2021 |
| Kim Jae-soo | 김재수 | March 2021–November 2024 |
| Lee Sik | 이식 | November 2024–Present |