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Campus Entrepreneurship： Developing a Global Smart Agriculture Technology Territory
In order to support industrial innovation, GLORIA provides services such as application for academic-research entrepreneurship programs, linking with Industry – academia Cooperation , fundraising, formulating operational strategies, and developing domestic and overseas markets. We strive to help forward-looking technologies enter the market.
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Exploring Business Opportunities：Commercializing Forward-looking Technologies and Seizing Opportunities In the International Market
GLORIA is devoted to assisting in joint industry-university research and development energy. We have assisted the startup in fundraising and developing international markets, facilitated the industry-academia R&D center, matched 6 professors into enterprise projects and accelerated the industrialization of foresight technology.
Talent cultivation: devote time and effortt on the campus and link outstanding talents
The talent shortage is sweeping industries, and the annual Talent Recruitment Fairs, OPEN HOUSE , are expanded every year, which shows that the talents of NYCU are in demand. GLORIA has been working for deep cultivation on–campus for a long–term. We can assist enterprises in talent recruitment and cultivation, for instance, recruitment orientation, competition, customized recruitment projects, etc.
Memorandum of Understanding for Mutual Cooperation Signed between Global Research & Industry Alliance, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University and Tsukuba Center Inc. Inc., Japan.
Global Research & Industry Alliance, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (hereinafter “GLORIA-NYCU”) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Tsukuba Center Inc. in Japan (hereinafter “TCI”) for mutual cooperation.
April showers bring May flowers.
National Chiao Tung University was first erected in 1896, the 22nd year of the Kuanghsu Era of the Ching Dynasty. The courtier, Sheng Xuan Huai, found that China was undeveloped in technology and talents. As a result, he earnestly requested the imperial court to establish Shanghai Nanyang Public School, which was renamed as the Shanghai Vocational College of Higher Education later. Consecutively, it set up industrial education such as Business, Railway, and Electronic Engineering. In 1921, it was again renamed as Chiao Tung University, which's evolution and national development and construction have been inseparable over centuries. In 1958, the university was officially re-established in Hsinchu.
Accomplish Arduous Tasks to Break New Ground.
The process of re-establishment of NCTU in Taiwan was onerous. After the president Ling Hong Xun went from pillar to post to raise funds and recruit faculty members, National Chiao Tung University was re-established in Taiwan in 1958, and the Institute of Electronics was established as well. At first, NCTU had to rent the premises; later, more than one thousand of NCTU alumni formed a joint venture to buy land and construct buildings so that the first building of Institute of Electronics, Zhu-Ming Building, was completed. In order to appreciate President Ling’s contribution to the alma mater, Zhu Lake and Zhu Ming Building on the campus were also named after President Ling’s courtesy name, Zhu Ming.
Pioneering a new era of silicon transistors
NCTU pioneered the first master's class and transistor laboratory in Taiwan's Institute of Electronics, and developed "silicon" materials. In 1965, NCTU successfully produced the first batch of bipolar planar transistors in Taiwan. Its planar transistor manufacturing technology,method of making transistors, leads the world. In 1966, it developed the first piece of integrated circuit in Taiwan and became famous overseas.Foreign countries began to rush to hire students graduated from NCTU. By 1995, the number of papers published by the Semiconductor Center in the important international journals like IEEE ED and IEEE EDL was the highest in the world.
1970 First doctorate from Taiwan academy of engineering - Chang Chun-Yen
Academician Chang Chun Yen graduated from the Institute of Electronics of NCTU, and he was the first engineering doctor in Taiwan. In 1964, Dr. Chang and his team established the first semiconductor research center and developed "SiPlanar Technology." Furthermore, he has marked a new epoch in silicon transistor in 1965, which bridged the technological gap at one fling; and in 1966, Dr. Chang created the first piece of integrated circuit in Taiwan.
National Yang-Ming University - The Beginning of the School of Medicine
To enhance the research development of medical education and to cultivate high quality medical professionals, the Executive Yuan authorized to establish “National Yang-Ming College of Medicine” in 26th of January, 1971. And the school motto was set as “benevolent mind and art, putting knowledge into practice.” National Yang-Ming College of Medicine, was officially founded in 1975. Since the college lacked its own hospital, the Executive Yuan approved Taipei Veterans General Hospital to serve as the college’s teaching hospital. The college initially dedicated itself to training doctors to serve the needs of Taiwan, especially regarding the shortage of medical resources faced by Taiwan’s rural areas. In July 1994, National Yang-Ming College of Medicine became National Yang-Ming University (NYMU), which was the first medicine-oriented university in Taiwan. Over time, NYMU built upon its strengths in medicine while expanding its focus to the biomedical sciences more generally. The original College of Medicine was eventually joined by six other colleges: the College of Biomedical Science and Engineering, the College of Life Sciences, the College of Nursing, the College of Dentistry, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the College of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
1984 Established Taiwan's First Electronic and Information Research Center
In 1975, Mr. Fang Xian Qi, one of NCTU alumni, deployed millions of telephone equipment in Taiwan, which was only possible in 32 countries at that time. Moreover, he also assisted Sun Yun Suan and Li Guo Ding in establishing Industrial Technology Research Institute, Institute for Information Industry, and Hsinchu Science Industrial Park.The signal transmitter technology of tens of billions of worldwide smart mobile phones comes from the Gallium arsenide power amplifier developed by the former principal of NCTU, Zhang Mao Zhong.
Distinguished Alumni
The total number of NCTU alumni has exceeded one million. Additionally, more than half of domestic world-class high-technology companies such as Acer, United Microelectronics Corporation, Winbond Electronics Corporation, FIC Global, etc. are founded by the NCTU alumni. In the past three decades, the high-technology industries in Taiwan have thrived with the College of Electrical and Computer Engineering of NCTU, whose number of alumni is the largest. Besides, these alumni can be found in various kinds of high-technology industries, whose contribution is at the top of the universities in Taiwan.
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University - Walking on the path of merger to unveil a new chapter
With the idea that interdisciplinary collaboration solves real-world problems, the two universities merged on February 1, 2021, to become National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU). With its combined strength in biomedicine and electronics engineering, NYCU will continue to expand its research capacities driven by smart tech as well as to cultivate high-quality talents working across the disciplines to provide innovative solutions.