Kyushu University President Tatsuro Ishibashi (left) and NYCU President Chi-Hung Lin (right) signed a memorandum of understanding during a press conference on June 27. To enhance human resource development in the semiconductor field, which has garnered significant attention due to the presence of Taiwan’s semiconductor giant TSMC in Kumamoto Prefecture,

President Chi-Hung Lin (third from left) and the DFI’s executive director, Ting-I Chan (second from left), consultant Chih-Wei Chang (far right), Yushan Scholar Seiji Samukawa (far left), and NCSD member Chih-Wei Chen (second from right) visited the Sasakawa Peace Foundation President Atsushi Sunami (third from right). Against an era where computing

The 2024 Bamboo Expo and World Bamboo Congress kicked off on March 16th, spanning five counties and cities, including Hsinchu, Nantou, Yunlin, Chiayi, and Hualien. The event showcased diverse applications of bamboo in daily life, crafts, and architecture, alongside activities such as experiences and markets. Co-organized by the Forestry and Nature

National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University is promoting the “University/High-school Collaboration On Online-learning (UHCOOL)” project (or the UHCOOL project) nationwide, bringing together universities, county and city governments, the industry, and high schools to jointly design and produce digital teaching materials suitable for high schools for diversified electives or in-depth and

NYCU becomes NICA’s first partner in Taiwan. Both Taiwan and the United Kingdom are facing the crisis of aging populations. Taiwan is set to enter a super-aged society by 2025, with one in every five people being 65 years old or above. In addition to relying on government initiatives to