NYCU Physicists Unveil Breakthrough in Understanding Strange Metals—A Key to High-Temperature Superconductors
Scientists worldwide have long sought superconductors that carry electrical current without resistance or energy loss. A research team led by Professor Chung-Hou Chung from the Department of Electrophysics at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) has made a significant theoretical breakthrough in this pursuit. They have uncovered the formation
Revolutionizing Sustainable Fashion: NYCU Develops Self-Healing Material for High-Performance Apparel
The era of discarding high-value functional clothing due to minor damage may soon be over. A breakthrough from National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) promises to reshape the future of smart textiles and sustainable fashion. A research team led by Distinguished Professor Jiun-Tai Chen, Dean of the College of
NYCU Adopts Green Energy for the First Time with 30,000 kWh Donation from Juniper Networks
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) has received a donation of 30,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) worth of renewable energy certificates from global networking leader Juniper Networks, marking the university’s first official integration of green energy certification into its records. The initiative highlights NYCU’s firm commitment to low-carbon operations and
《Make ESG Work! Explore the practices and opportunities of ESG in the future workplace》
【Career Center】ESG Theme Forum & Recruitment Matching Event《Make ESG Work! Explore the practices and opportunities of ESG in the future workplace》 In recent years, ESG has become a key focus area. How can we cultivate ESG development in depth, create diverse solutions, and connect with the global market? By integrating
NYCU was awarded in the “12th Taiwan landscape awards”
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NYCU Study Links Improved Air Quality to Better Brain Health in Older Adults
While air pollution is widely known to contribute to lung cancer, recent research suggests it may also impact brain health, potentially increasing the risk of dementia. A recent epidemiological study conducted by National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) has found that improved air quality is closely linked to
