International Conference Hall, Humanities and Social Sciences Building (HSSB)

Toward New Era in Molecular and Materials Science and Technology - Sustainable Development

Institute of Atomic and Molecular Sciences, Institute of Physics, Institute of Chemistry, Research Center for Applied Sciences

Session A (13:30-15:00)
-Mu-Huai Fang (RCAS) / Supersaturation-Driven Co-Precipitation of Halide Solid-State Electrolyte for All-Solid-State Lithium Batteries
-Hung-Ju Yen (IoC)/ Macromolecular Battery Electrodes
-Chih-Wei Chu (RCAS)/ TBD
Session B (15:30-16:30)
- Maw-Kuen Wu (IOP): 電池儲能與綠能發展
- Ya-Ping Hsieh (IAMS); 2D Materials Edges as a Platform for Electrocatalysis
Forum (16:30-17:00)
Host by Chih-Wei Chu (RCAS)

B1C Auditorium, Institute of Biomedical Sciences

Taiwan Precision Medicine Initiative, TPMI

Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Institute of Statistical Science, Institute of European and American Studies, National Taiwan University, National Health Research Institutes, Taichung Veterans General Hospital, National Taiwan University Hospital

The Taiwan Precision Medicine Initiative (TPMI) is one of the prominent research projects of Academia Sinica. It not only improves Taiwan's precision medicine research capabilities in academic research, but also lays the foundation for subsequent clinical applications, becoming an important part of preventive medicine. This conference will focus on the TPMI project from the perspectives of research, clinical practice, and ethics. Through a panel discussion, the conference will also expand the scope to explore Taiwan's future precision health management and how to implement precision medicine in clinical practice.

Conference Room 1, Humanities and Social Sciences Building (HSSB)

Earthquake x Earth Science x Statistics: A Cross-Field Data Forum

Institute of Statistical Science, Institute of Earth Sciences

Host: Ming-Chung Chang
Speakers: Hsin-Hua Huang, Tso-Jung Yan, Ya-Ju Hsu, Frederick Kin Hing Phoa, Vinh Long Ha (post-doc), Yen-Shiu Chin (post-doc)

Conference Room 1, Academic Activities Center

TBA

Institute of History and Philology, Institute of Modern History, Institute of Taiwan History, Institute of Ethnology

1. Hsun Chang/Chen-yang Kao, Cross-Border Dialogues on Religious Environmentalism in Asia
2. Jen-Chieh Ting/Jui-Ming Wu:The Wonderful Tao: A Biography of Taoist Master Zhu Kuncan

Conference Room, 1 and 2, RCHSS, Academia Sinica

Network Economics and E-commerce, Empirical Legal Studies, Spatial Economics

Research Center for Humanities and Social Sciences

Center for Institution and Behavior Studies, RCHSS

Conference Room, 1 and 2, RCHSS, Academia Sinica

Panel Study of Family Dynamics

Research Center for Humanities and Social Sciences

Center for Survey Research, RCHSS

TBA

TBA

Institutum Iurisprudentiae

TBA

Rooms B110 and C103, Institute of Economics

2025 AS-NTU Young Economists Workshop

Institute of Economics

Organizers:
1. Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica
2. Department of Economics, National Taiwan University

※ Registration website: https://www.econ.sinica.edu.tw/asntu2025/posts/7585

1F Conference Room, Institute of European and American Studies

Gendered Pronouns and Linguistic Amelioration: Beyond Anglocentrism

Institute of European and American Studies

TBA

Conference Room 1, Academic Activities Center

AI and Digital Humanities:Uncovering Constructed Worlds of Women-AI Topic Modeling of Social Surveys in Republican Women’s Magazines

Institute of Modern History

This project examines the social survey columns in Republican-era women’s journals by integrating OCR and AI-based topic modeling techniques, aiming to explore the potential applications of AI in historical research. OCR is used to convert historical print materials into machine-readable text, while topic modeling helps identify semantic structures and thematic patterns across large volumes of data. Beyond efficient text processing, the project also investigates how gendered perspectives and writing practices contribute to the construction of knowledge frameworks. By incorporating AI into the textual analysis workflow, this study demonstrates new possibilities for historical interpretation in the age of AI and offers an empirical example at the intersection of digital humanities and gender history.

1F Auditorium, Institute of Cellular and Organismic Biology

Eco-Evo-Devo: Looking into the interplay between form, function, genetic architecture, and interactions in an ever-changing environment

Institute of Cellular and Organismic Biology, Biodiversity Research Center

The diversity of life on Earth is huge. The domains of ecology, evolution, and evolutionary developmental biology (evo-devo) seek to catalog this diversity, understand interactions among species and with the environment, uncover the driving forces for such diversification, and determine the molecular basis for the development and evolution of phenotypic variation. This symposium will highlight recent discoveries made by our faculty at Academia Sinica in these three domains. These research advances often deploy, or even develop, new technologies and methods to solve difficult problems, and thus, sharing of these approaches may inspire ambitious new ideas in ecology, evolution, and evo-devo. This symposium includes two oral presentation sections and one poster section for discussion and social networking.

Organizers:
John Wang (BRC), Jr-Kai Sky Yu (ICOB)

Speaker list:
Kuo-Fang Chung (BRC)
Hui-Yu Wang (BRC
Chi-Ming Hung (BRC)
Trees-Juen Chuang (GRC)
Chuan Ku (IPMB)
Isheng Jason Tsai (BRC)
Jun-Yi Leu (IMB)
Ting-Ying Wu (IPMB)
Yi-Jyun Luo (BRC)
Konstantin Khalturin (ICOB)
Yi-Hsien Su (ICOB)
Vincent Laudet (OIST, ICOB)

Agricultural Biotechnology Building A134

Plant Resilience in the Face of Climate Change

Institute of Plant and Microbial Biology, Agricultural Biotechnology Research Center

This symposium will explore groundbreaking advancements in plant biology, emphasizing the critical challenges posed by environmental stressors and their impact on global agriculture. Topics will include: Mechanisms of plant adaptation to abiotic stresses such as heat and drought. Enhancing crop resilience through environmental adaptation and expansion strategies. Innovations in improving crop immunity to pathogens for sustainable agricultural practices. Advances in understanding plant reproductive processes, including flowering and pollen development, to ensure crop productivity under changing environmental conditions. By bringing together leading experts across institutes, this event will serve as a platform for sharing cutting-edge research, fostering collaboration, and inspiring actionable strategies for global food security and sustainability.