Taiwan’s First “3R Smart Classroom” Unveiled at NYCU to Champion Humane Animal Research
In commemoration of World Day for Laboratory Animals, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) launched Taiwan’s first-ever “3R Smart Classroom” in a university setting, reaffirming its commitment to advancing the welfare of laboratory animals while supporting biomedical research development. Immersive VR Training Brings Humane Science to Life NYCU President
NYCU’s Cross-Disciplinary Course “Things We Learned from Animals” Explores the Bond Between Humans and Animals
According to the “Humane Care of Laboratory Animals Annual Report 2022” released by the Ministry of Agriculture, the total number of laboratory animals used in Taiwan in 2022 exceeded 4.4 million. In our pursuit of excellence in research, have we ever considered the experiences of these laboratory animals when we
NYCU was awarded in the “12th Taiwan landscape awards”
撰文：國際宣傳辦公室 賴嬿阡 得獎名單原文連結：中華民國景觀學會 第十二屆台灣景觀大獎獲獎名單
[Spring Exploration] Let’s enjoy the fun of tree climbing
[Spring Exploration] Let’s enjoy the fun of tree climbing [Spring Exploration] This year we are incorporating tree climbing, slacklining and rappelling into our teaching experiences. We invite you to join us on a healing sports journey that offers expansive views and is filled with phytoncides. Under the guidance of professional
Registration for the 2025 Service-Learning Lectures & Activities is now open!
Dear Faculty, Staff and Students, The Service-Learning Center warmly invites you to participate in the Service-Learning Lectures & Activities for the second semester of Academic Year 113! This semester, we have carefully curated a variety of inspiring lectures and experiential activities, covering topics such as food and agricultural education, art
Dec. 4 (Wed.)Lecture in Mandarin:The Lost River: Stories Remembered by the Jhihben Wetlands
[Dec 4 (Wed)] Lecture in Mandarin: The Lost River: Stories Remembered by the Jhihben Wetlands ｜Huang Han-Yau｜SDG15-3 Plants and Ecosystems Series｜LACSPEC “That vast alluvial fan, steeped in history / A marsh where water and words settle into sediment. That river that bears Taitung / The memories of this island’s coastal plains. Sometimes it
