College of Life Science, NTU_EN

<Congratulations> IBS - Research of Prof. Hung-Yuan (Peter) Chi Published in PNAS (Rad51 facilitates filament assembly of meiosis-specific Dmc1 recombinase).

<Congratulations> Life Science - Prof. Hsueh-Fen Juan Honored with 2019 MOST Outstanding Research Award.

<Congratulations> Life Science - Research of Assoc. Prof. Ying-Chung (Jimmy) Lin Published in International Journal Genome Research (A novel synthetic-genetic-array–based yeast one-hybrid system for high discovery rate and short processing time).

<Congratulations> Life Science - Research of Assoc. Prof. Su-Yi Tsai Published in International Journal Nature Communications (Ran pathway-independent regulation of mitotic Golgi disassembly by Importin-α) & Cardiovascular Research (A Human Embryonic Stem Cell Reporter Line for Monitoring Chemical-induced Cardiotoxicity).

<Congratulations> IEEB - Research of Prof. Chuan-Kai Ho & Team (incl. Chung-Hui Wu) Published in Nature Communications (Reduced body sizes in climate-impacted Borneo moth assemblages are primarily explained by range shifts).

<Congratulations> Life Science - Research of Prof. Hsueh-Fen Juan Identifying a Promising New Drug for Treating Neuroblastoma Published in Clinical Cancer Research.

<Congratulations> IBS - Research of Prof. Hung-Yuan (Peter) Chi Published in Nature Communications (polyamines are like energy drink of cellular DNA repair system); (Scientists reveal the secret of polyamines function in DNA repair).

<Congratulations> Fisheries Science - Prof. Hong-Nong Chou Wins 14th International Inventor Prize.

<Congratulations> IBS - Research of Prof. Hung-Yuan (Peter) Chi Published in PNAS (Single-Molecule Methods Resolving the Molecular Regulatory Mechanisms of DNA Homologous Recombination) (Scientists unraveling the molecular details of DNA recombination regulation).

<Congratulations> Life Science - Research of Prof. Shih-Kuo Chen Published in PNAS

<Congratulations> Prof. Chuan-Kai Ho and team of the Institute of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology used butterflies, which are common in Taiwan, to explore issues related to global warming and invasive species using innovative experiments. Their results were published in the July 24th issue of the international journal Scientific Reports.

<Congratulations> Life Science - Prof. Shih-Kuo Chen Receives 2018 Young Innovator Award

<Congratulations> Life Science - Dr. Kao-Yi Wu Honored as 2017-18 Outstanding Advisor

<Congratulations> Life Science - Prof. Jiun-Hong Chen Honored with 2018-19 Outstanding Community Service Award