SDG11
Sustainable Cities and Communities
Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard local natural areas and the world’s cultural and natural heritage, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and sustainable transport systems, and reduce the number of homeless people in vulnerable situations.
TDIS Sustainable Green Building Education Workshop: Cultivating Knowledge about Energy to Primary Students
Sustainable Building Education Workshop: Green Energy Buddies going on A Mission, is an interdisciplinary activity organized by the team from Transdisciplinary Design Shop or TDIS with an emphasis on sustainable energy education.TDIS believes that the concept of renewable energy should be cultivated to kids starting from elementary school by inviting
Campus Space Renovation to help Jiangong Elementary School with Trail Road Upgrade
In order to improve the main trails for children in Jiangong Elementary School, particularly Jiangong 1st Road and Jianhsin Road in Hsinchu City, the campus space will be provided by NYCU, allowing passersby to have more spacious trails to stop at red lights and contribute to an ease of mind
NYCU and NTHU Joint team has won a gold medal in an Anti-Bullying Short Film through a puppet show.
The Ministry of Education held the “My Future, My Responsibility” short-film competition, which entered its 4th year this year, with the theme of anti-drug and anti-bullying. Multiple entries were submitted. The event was completely unaffected by the COVID-19, which in turn has attracted more than 200 entries. Students from NYCU
Adaptive Evolution’s Five Key Genes for the Han People
The Taiwanese population consists of indigenous and Han people. The Han people, who began immigrating to Taiwan from China more than 400 years ago, form the majority of Taiwan’s population today. Few studies have investigated the genetic mutations in the ancestors of the Han Taiwanese over their thousands of years
Service Learning During the Pandemic: Implementing NYMU’s School Anthem
Photo provided by Dr. Wei-Ming Chen The New Taipei City Wanli Beach Dingliao Beach cleaning activity co-organized with the Taiwan Environmental Information Association in December 2018 (Photo provided by the Assistant Team of Yangming Campus) In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, in 2020, National Yang-Ming University (NYMU; which merged
Expanding Summer Free Clinic Service in Remote Areas
Yang Ming’s Oral Hygiene and Medical Service Corps spend the entire summer vacations every year to provide free oral consultations and health education for children in areas with insufficient dentist resources Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the availability of screening for oral cancer in Taiwan is steadily decreasing.
