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Hosting a “High School Semiconductor Popular Science Summer Camp” to lead students into the field of semiconductors.
In response to Kaohsiung City’s “National Key Areas Intercollegiate Research and Education Park” plan, the Southern Alumni Association of National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) held a “High School Semiconductor Popular Science Summer Camp” at Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology from July 1 to 2, 2024. Thirty-seven high
Taiwan and Japan Join Forces to Boost Semiconductor Industry-Academia Collaboration: Kyushu University and NYCU Establish Joint Lab; Hokkaido University Form Joint Research Team
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,
Digital and Sustainable Finance Era: NYCU’s Data Finance Innovation Center Drives Taiwan-Japan Tech Diplomacy
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
Raising AI Literacy for All: NYCU Promotes Semiconductor and AI Education, Aiming to Make Technology Education a Nationwide Movement
The “Big Brother and Big Sister Talk Semiconductors” program involves university students sharing their knowledge of semiconductor IC design with high school students, with guidance from teachers and professors. This initiative aims to give high school students a preliminary understanding of AIoT semiconductors and ICs, aiding in their career planning.
NYCU Ambitiously Plans Global Exosome Research Base: Focused on Advancing Precision Medicine and Treating Pancreatic Cancer
The NYCU is launching a global research center, led by Dr. Ly James Lee and Dr. Chi-Ying F. Huang, to advance precision medicine using exosomes for treating pancreatic cancer, positioning Taiwan as a leader in biomedical innovation. (Photo from Hao-Yun Peng and Zong-Han Lyu / ZDunemployed studio) “Exosomes” are the nanovesicles of
First Student from Taiwan in Three Years Awarded Optica Women Scholars! Mariia, a Ukrainian Student at the DEE, was Recognized for Outstanding Performance in Electrical Engineering and Photonics
From left to right are Chien-Nan Liu, Director of the Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering; Li-Chun Wang, Dean of the College of Electrical and Computer Engineering; Ukrainian student Mariia Leontieva; Fang-Chung Chen, Director of the Department of Photonics; and Professor Yi-Hsin Lin from the Department of Photonics. Are all
