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The opening ceremony for SEE-KAIST 2005 was held at the KAIST College Gym on May 25, in the presence of various officials including Chairman Rim Kwan of Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology and Young Bok Chae, who served as the 22nd Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Science and Technology.

This year's exhibition, under the theme of "Make dreams come true, to the future with KAIST," unveiled the results of ongoing research conducted by KAIST's academic departments, research centers, several science high schools and industrial enterprises such as Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics.

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