SDG3
Good Health and Well-being
Demand medical care for all, reduce the number of deaths from (non-)communicable diseases, strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, reduce the number of deaths and injuries from road traffic accidents, and increase health financing and the recruitment, development, and training of the health workforce.
From the Tribe to the World: NYCU’s Holistic Health Partnership in Nan’ao
In the early morning mist of Nan’ao, the local Culture and Health Station is already alive with energy. One by one, community elders gather, accompanied by a familiar melody—the “Medication Song.” Hummed in Atayal, the tune gently reminds them of their daily medical routines. This scene is the fruit of
11/05 Designing New Career Paths for the Elderly: Reimagining “Work” through Service Design
The Office of Sustainability and Social Responsibility (NYCU), in collaboration with the Hsinchu City Government, is delighted to invite you to the lecture “Designing New Career Paths for the Elderly through Service Design.” This event aims to explore how design thinking and social innovation can inspire more inclusive and creative approaches to senior employment. Did you know
NYCU Honored with Seven Awards at 2025 Asia-Pacific and Taiwan Sustainability Action Awards
Edited by Chance Lai National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) received a total of seven accolades at the 2025 Asia-Pacific and Taiwan Sustainability Action Awards (APSAA & TSAA), recognizing four exemplary projects under the university’s University Social Responsibility (USR) and sustainability portfolio. The honors include one Silver and
“X-Men” Tech Comes Closer to Reality: NYCU Unveils Millisecond Wireless Brain Stimulation Breakthrough
A scene once confined to comic books and Hollywood blockbusters may be edging closer to reality. Researchers at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) have developed a groundbreaking millisecond-scale wireless neural modulation technology that could transform the treatment of brain disorders. The study “Magnetic-Driven Torque-Induced Electrical Stimulation for Millisecond-Scale
Everyday Actions, Deep Brain Connections: NYCU Study Uncovers How Chewing and Swallowing Engage the Human Mind
What if every bite of rice or sip of water was more than just a reflex? Researchers from the National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) have discovered that these seemingly mundane actions—chewing and swallowing—are intricately linked to the brain’s complex neural networks. In two recently published studies in the Journal
Two Centuries After Bifocals: NYCU Builds World’s First Electronically Adjustable Liquid Crystal Eyeglasses
More than two centuries after Benjamin Franklin invented the bifocal lens, a research team at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) has redefined how people with myopia and presbyopia see the world. Led by Professor Yi-Hsin Lin of the Department of Photonics, the group has developed the world’s first
