China Medical University Taiwan Office of Global Affairs

China Medical University Taiwan Office of Global Affairs 臺灣中國醫藥大學國際事務處
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🧠 Connecting Brain Science Across Scales!China Medical University (CMU) hosted the “Multiscale Brain Mechanisms and Prec...
11/09/2026

🧠 Connecting Brain Science Across Scales!

China Medical University (CMU) hosted the “Multiscale Brain Mechanisms and Precision Therapies” Mini Symposium on August 25, welcoming Hollis T. Cline, Member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and Professor Emerita of Neuroscience at Scripps Research.

🔬 Professor Cline shared her latest work on exosome-mediated cell-to-cell communication and its potential roles in brain development and neurodegenerative diseases.

The symposium also brought together researchers working on brain connectomics, whole-body spatiomics, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, and precision therapies, creating new opportunities for interdisciplinary exchange and collaboration.

🤝 CMU’s Brain Spatiomics Research Center will continue connecting researchers across disciplines to advance brain science and uncover new possibilities for precision medicine.

🎉 China Medical University and Healthcare System Wins Three 2026 Future Tech Awards!China Medical University and Healthc...
07/09/2026

🎉 China Medical University and Healthcare System Wins Three 2026 Future Tech Awards!

China Medical University and Healthcare System has received three 2026 Future Tech Awards, recognizing innovative research in precision medicine, AI, and Alzheimer’s disease treatment.

🧬 Personalized Precision Treatment for Rheumatoid Arthritis
Led by Dr. De-Yuan Chen, the team developed “Smart Anti-Inflammation”, combining innovative testing methods and biomarkers to assess disease status and treatment response. The technology aims to help physicians make more precise, personalized treatment decisions.

🤖 AI-Assisted Hemoglobin Assessment
Led by Prof. Chin-Chi Kuo, the team developed an AI-assisted system using smartphone image recognition, color calibration, and AI algorithms to assess anemia risk in hemodialysis patients.

The team is further developing an “Anemia Digital Twin” to support intelligent medication decisions, home dialysis, and remote health management.

🧠 Novel Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease
Dr. Chieh-Hsin Lin and Prof. Hsien-Yuan Lane are part of a cross-institutional team developing a rapid, safe, and effective novel treatment for Alzheimer’s disease.

The research explores disease-related mechanisms and multiple therapeutic targets, with the goal of developing new treatment strategies and advancing future clinical translation and drug development.

✨ These three award-winning projects demonstrate CMU’s commitment to turning innovative research into better healthcare and new possibilities for patients.

👏 Congratulations to all the research teams!

🎲 Strategize Your Life Through Board Games!What can a board game teach us about career planning, communication, and life...
28/08/2026

🎲 Strategize Your Life Through Board Games!

What can a board game teach us about career planning, communication, and life choices?

On August 27, international students joined the “Use Board Games to Strategize Your Life: Career Planning & Workplace Exploration Workshop” at Shuinan Campus, led by instructor Mark Lin.

Through career development concepts, board game experiences, group discussions, and reflection, students were encouraged to look at life and career decisions from a different perspective.

🎯 Two rounds, two opportunities to learn

In the first round, students experienced the game and observed how different choices could lead to different outcomes. After reflecting on what happened, they identified the roles of different game elements and considered how their decisions had influenced the results.

In the second round, students applied what they had learned and experimented with new strategies. This process encouraged them to think about how we can learn from experience, adapt when circumstances change, and make better decisions moving forward.

💬 Learning through interaction

The workshop also highlighted the importance of communication and collaboration. Through group interaction, students discovered that working together, communicating effectively, and sharing resources can lead to better outcomes—an insight that can be applied directly to future workplace experiences.

🌱 Sometimes, a different strategy can change the outcome.

Just like in life, things do not always go according to plan. What matters is how we respond, adapt, and find another way forward.

The workshop concluded with reflection and career action planning, helping students connect their game experiences with their own future goals.

A game may only take a few hours to play, but the lessons from it can stay with us much longer. 🎲✨

🌏 A Gathering with International Students 🤝On August 12, the Office of Global Affairs hosted a warm and relaxed luncheon...
21/08/2026

🌏 A Gathering with International Students 🤝

On August 12, the Office of Global Affairs hosted a warm and relaxed luncheon with international students staying in Taiwan over the summer.

Joined by the Associate Dean from the Office of Global Affairs, students shared their experiences of studying and living in Taiwan, while senior students offered tips and experiences to help new students adapt to campus life.

It was a wonderful afternoon filled with meaningful conversations, cultural exchange, and new connections!

🔬 Unraveling Chinese Medicine’s Complexity Through Precision Science🌏 The 22nd CGCM Annual Meeting was held at China Med...
19/08/2026

🔬 Unraveling Chinese Medicine’s Complexity Through Precision Science

🌏 The 22nd CGCM Annual Meeting was held at China Medical University from July 25–27, bringing together 635 researchers, clinicians, industry representatives, and young scholars from around the world.

📊 With 390 research abstracts, 120+ oral presentations, and 221 poster presentations, the meeting showcased the growing global momentum of Chinese medicine research.

🤝 This year’s meeting highlighted “WE Medicine”—W for West and E for East—bringing Eastern and Western medicine together with a shared focus on patients and holistic health.

🌱 Through science, innovation, and international collaboration, we continue to explore new possibilities for Chinese medicine and the future of integrative healthcare.

China Medical University Ranked No. 351 in the 2026-2027 U.S. News Best Global Universities Rankings 🌏🎉China Medical Uni...
17/08/2026

China Medical University Ranked No. 351 in the 2026-2027 U.S. News Best Global Universities Rankings 🌏🎉

China Medical University (CMU) has been ranked No. 351 globally in the 2026-2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Global Universities Rankings, placing second among universities in Taiwan and first among private universities.

Even more exciting, three subject areas—Neuroscience and Behavior, Food Science & Technology, and Engineering—ranked No. 1 in Taiwan. 🥇

The rankings evaluated more than 2,250 universities across over 100 countries and regions, with key indicators including research reputation, publications, citations, highly cited research, and international collaboration. The results highlight CMU’s growing strength in medical, biomedical, and interdisciplinary research.

As artificial intelligence continues to transform healthcare and higher education, CMU is advancing smart education, research, and biomedical innovation. The university will continue integrating AI, medical data, precision medicine, and other emerging technologies to connect research, education, clinical practice, and industry, further strengthening its academic quality and international impact.

🧬 Exploring the Future of Cancer Research 🤖China Medical University was honored to welcome renowned evolutionary biologi...
07/08/2026

🧬 Exploring the Future of Cancer Research 🤖

China Medical University was honored to welcome renowned evolutionary biologist Academician Chung-I Wu for a special lecture on cancer evolution and AI in biomedical research.

During the lecture, Academician Wu presented a new way of understanding cancer—as an evolutionary process driven by the accumulation of key genetic mutations. He also shared how his team's latest research could improve precision medicine by identifying the mutations that truly drive tumor development, and discussed how integrating biological knowledge with AI may lead to more accurate predictions and more effective personalized cancer treatments. 🧐

The lecture inspired students and researchers to explore how evolutionary biology, genomics, and AI can work together to advance the future of cancer research and precision medicine. 🌟

🤝 Building Connections: OGA’s Summer Gatherings with International StudentsTo support international students staying in ...
31/07/2026

🤝 Building Connections: OGA’s Summer Gatherings with International Students

To support international students staying in Taiwan during the summer break and strengthen connections among students, the Office of Global Affairs hosted two summer gatherings: “Meet with Vietnamese Students” on July 3 and “Meet with Indonesian Students” on July 9, 2026.

The Associate Dean and the Dean of Office of Global Affairs joined students for lunch in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Through friendly conversations, students shared their experiences, challenges, and needs regarding academics, daily life, and cultural adjustment, while senior students shared tips to help juniors adapt to campus life.

The Office of Global Affairs will continue organizing gatherings with international students from different countries to provide support and foster a welcoming campus community.






🛡️ OGA Invites Taichung Police to Share Essential Safety Tips with International StudentsTo help international students ...
31/07/2026

🛡️ OGA Invites Taichung Police to Share Essential Safety Tips with International Students

To help international students adapt to life in Taiwan and enhance their safety awareness, the Office of Global Affairs hosted the International Students' Safety and Crime Prevention Seminar on June 26, 2026, featuring officers from the Fifth Precinct of the Taichung City Police Department.

The seminar covered essential topics, including daily life safety, traffic safety, sexual harassment and stalking prevention, and fraud prevention. Through real-life case studies and interactive Q&A sessions, students gained practical knowledge, strengthened their self-protection awareness, and learned how to respond to potential risks while living and studying in Taiwan.

The Office of Global Affairs remains committed to providing a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment for all international students.




🍃 Exploring Taiwan's Tea Culture at Songboling! 🍵Our Office of Global Affairs recently organized the Songboling Tea Cult...
22/07/2026

🍃 Exploring Taiwan's Tea Culture at Songboling! 🍵

Our Office of Global Affairs recently organized the Songboling Tea Culture Experience, bringing together international students for a memorable journey to one of Taiwan's most renowned tea-producing regions.

During the trip, students experienced traditional **tea rolling**, learned about the tea-making process from local tea artisans, and sampled a variety of Taiwanese specialty teas, including oolong tea, black tea, rose oolong tea, and golden buckwheat tea. They also visited Songboling Tea Street, where they explored local tea shops, discovered different tea cultivars and brewing techniques, and interacted with tea professionals to gain a deeper appreciation of Taiwan's rich tea heritage.

One of the highlights of the day was a team-based cultural activity that encouraged students to complete interactive missions while visiting different tea shops. Through hands-on learning and cultural exchange, participants not only expanded their knowledge of Taiwanese tea culture but also built new friendships with fellow international students.

At the Office of Global Affairs, we are committed to creating meaningful opportunities for our international students to experience Taiwan beyond the classroom. We look forward to organizing more cultural activities that foster intercultural understanding and help students feel at home in Taiwan.

📍 Songboling, Nantou
🍵 Tea Rolling • Tea Tasting • Cultural Exchange • International Friendship

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