Prof. Kwang-Hyung LEE is a professor at department of Bio and Brain Engineering, and head of graduate school of Future Strategy of KAIST(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology). His interests include Intelligence, Bioinformatics, Creativity and Future strategy. He published more than 100 research papers, and received a merit medal "Chevalier" from French government. He wrote many books such as: Introduction to systems programming(Prentice Hall), First course on fuzzy theory and applications(Springer), C programming(Hongreung, in Korean), Fuzzy Theory(Hongreung, in Korean), and Three dimensional creativity(Bizmap, in Korean).

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• Preface.- 1 Creativity can be cultivated.-  2 Freedom from time.- 3 Freedom from space.- 4 Freedom from field.- 5 Traveling on a two-dimensional plane.- 6 Traveling in a three-dimensional world.

Prof. Kwang-Hyung LEE is a professor at department of Bio and Brain Engineering, and head of graduate school of Future Strategy of KAIST(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology). His interests include Intelligence, Bioinformatics, Creativity and Future strategy. He published more than 100 research papers, and received a merit medal "Chevalier" from French government. He wrote many books such as: Introduction to systems programming(Prentice Hall), First course on fuzzy theory and applications(Springer), C programming(Hongreung, in Korean), Fuzzy Theory(Hongreung, in Korean), and Three dimensional creativity(Bizmap, in Korean).

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• Preface.- 1 Creativity can be cultivated.-  2 Freedom from time.- 3 Freedom from space.- 4 Freedom from field.- 5 Traveling on a two-dimensional plane.- 6 Traveling in a three-dimensional world.

Prof. Kwang-Hyung LEE is a professor at department of Bio and Brain Engineering, and head of graduate school of Future Strategy of KAIST(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology). His interests include Intelligence, Bioinformatics, Creativity and Future strategy. He published more than 100 research papers, and received a merit medal "Chevalier" from French government. He wrote many books such as: Introduction to systems programming(Prentice Hall), First course on fuzzy theory and applications(Springer), C programming(Hongreung, in Korean), Fuzzy Theory(Hongreung, in Korean), and Three dimensional creativity(Bizmap, in Korean).

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• Preface.- 1 Creativity can be cultivated.-  2 Freedom from time.- 3 Freedom from space.- 4 Freedom from field.- 5 Traveling on a two-dimensional plane.- 6 Traveling in a three-dimensional world.