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Vol.19 No.4｜October

RESEARCH

The Director of the NTHU Brain Research Center Ann-Shyn Chiang (江安世, front-right) and Institute of Systems Neuroscience Professor Chung-Chuan Lo (羅中泉, front-left) led the research team that included Ruei-Huang Chen (陳瑞煌, back-left), a doctoral student at NTHU's Institute of Systems Neuroscience, Li-Shan Cheng (鄭力珊), a master's student at NTHU's Department of Physics, Ching-Che Charng (強敬哲), a doctoral student from the Institute of Systems Neuroscience, and Kuan-Lin Feng (馮冠霖), a postdoctoral researcher at the Brain Research Center, to crack the code of the fruit fly's brain.To "Eat" or to "Escape"? NTHU Uncovers Olfactory Code in Fruit Fly Brain

The Director of the Brain Research Center at National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) in Taiwan, Ann-Shyn Chiang (江安世), Professor of the Institute of Systems Neuroscience, Chung-Chuan Lo (羅中泉), and Distinguished Chair Professor of the Department of Physics, Ting-Kuo Lee (李定國), led a cross-disciplinary team that has solved the problem of how fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster) rapidly decide to either “eat” or “escape.”... Learn More


 

 

 

NTHU's Institute of Astronomy Professor, Albert Kong (江國興, left), and PhD student, Yi-Chi Chang (張怡琪), have presented the crucial evidence concerning an intermediate-mass black hole candidate. Their findings were published in The Astrophysical Journal and featured on NASA's official website.NTHU Discovers Rare Star-Devouring Black Hole Featured on NASA's Official Website

At the Institute of Astronomy, National Tsing Hua University (NTHU), Taiwan, Professor Albert Kong (江國興) led an international research team that identified NGC 6099 HLX-1 as a strong candidate for an intermediate-mass black hole—a critical missing piece in the black hole family... Learn More

 

 

 

 

HIGHLIGHT

NTHU is hosting its freshman orientation camp today for over 2,000 students. President W. John Kao (高為元) led faculty and students in throwing purple ribbons to celebrate the beginning of an exciting campus life for NTHU's freshmen.NTHU Welcomes Freshmen with Real-World Campus Puzzle Challenge

With the new semester beginning next week, National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) in Taiwan held its freshman orientation camp today to welcome over 2,000 freshmen. Focusing on the theme of “Exploring and Unveiling the Mysteries,” the event introduced new students to their first glimpse of university life this year... Learn More

 

 

 

 

Today marked the official relaunch of the ZyXEL Auditorium, which was celebrated with a ceremony attended by university leaders and distinguished guests.From left: Director of NTHU's Department of Music, Wei-Lung Lee (李威龍); Vice Presidents Hsiang-Kuang Chang (張祥光) and Ping-Chiang Lyu (呂平江); President W. John Kao (高為元); ZyXEL Group Chairman Shun-I Chu (朱順一); ZyXEL Foundation Deputy CEO Pin-Jie Chu (朱品潔); ZyXEL Foundation Project Manager Ling-Yi Song (宋宜玲); and Dean of the College of Arts and Director of the Auditorium, Fang-Yu Chang (張芳宇).NTHU's ZyXEL Auditorium Returns with Moon Festival Melodies

The ZyXEL Auditorium at National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) in Taiwan reopens with a stunning new look, ready to welcome audiences back to the Hsinchu arts scene.. Learn More

 

 

 

 

 

 

NTHU has partnered with ten high schools to launch the “Hsinchu Studies” exploratory and practical program. NTHU Vice President Ping-Chiang Lyu (呂平江, center front), together with the principals of the participating schools, officially announced the project.NTHU Launches Cross-School Learning Network with 10 Hsinchu High Schools

National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) in Taiwan officially launched the pioneering “Hsinchu Studies” (新竹學) exploratory and practical program, partnering with ten local high schools... Learn More

 

 

 


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