POSCO’s Vocational Training Well-received by Young Job Seekers

l The first cycle of ‘Practical Corporate Employment Education’ is complete, the application process is open for the February cycle l Stipends for all,

KCT and POSCO to Lead the Clad Steel Market

Aluminum has long been favored as prime material for kitchen utensils due to its high thermal conductivity. However, its durability is not as excellent, so it

Year in Review: POSCO’s Top Headlines in 2018

For POSCO, the year 2018 was marked by numerous changes and events, more so than any other years. As the company celebrated its 50th anniversary, it

What’s in POSCO’s Smart Safety Helmet?

With a view to implementing the company’s ‘Safety With POSCO’ principle, POSCO is committed to ensuring the prevention of accidents and safety

Counting Down to 2019 – With POSCO

2019 is almost upon us, in just four days. A classic image of a New Year’s Eve celebration is massive fireworks in front of which people share embraces and a

Meet Min-Soo Kim: A Korean Tony Stark Making the Iron Man

Standing outside of a studio in Suwon, 30 kilometers (19 miles) south from Seoul, the strong metallic smell confirmed our speculation: that we had indeed

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Secondary Batteries

In the age of portable electronics, electric cars and robots, secondary batteries — also known as rechargeable batteries — are becoming more relevant than

The Winners of ‘POSCO Industrial AI Solution Challenge’ Say, “AI Has No Borders.”

In a race for global enterprises to acquire top AI (Artificial Intelligence) talents, the competition is especially intense amongst tech giants like Google,

Indian Metal Crafts, Embedded in Seoul

India, a polytheistic nation of 33 million gods, prides itself on its impressive body of artworks, which is as colorful and diverse as its religious tradition.

Process Optimization in Steel Industry: In the Words of POSCO Smart Innovation Award Winner

┃Towards Efficient Engine Design, One Day At a Time According to a prediction by POSCO Research Institute, the number of shipbuilding contracts is likely to