Chemical Economics Research Institute Holds Future Mobility and Robotics Materials Technology Seminar
Published2026.10.13 16:59
화학경제연구원은 13일 오는 10월 30일 서울 여의도 FKI타워 3층 다이아몬드홀에서 ‘2026 미래 모빌리티·로보틱스 소재 기술세미나’를 개최한다고 밝혔다.
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