OUR LAB
Our lab focuses on investigating novel bioprocesses, either big-scale or micro-scale. For example, we develop rapid and high-throughput methods based on microfluidic, optical, or dielectric platforms for single-cell analysis, remediation of pollution, usage of renewable or biological resources, and generation of green energy, including electricity and biodiesel. See "contact" page to join our team for exciting research!
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Principle Investigator
Professor
Department of Engineering and System Science,
National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
Young Mechanics Scholar, STAM, Taiwan
2030 Cross-Generation Young Scholars, NSTC
Email: hywang@ess.nthu.edu.tw
Meet the Team
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Ph.D.
林世儫 Shih-Hao Lin
Department of Engineering and System Science
National Tsing Hua University
Research: Development of durable non-enzymatic lactic acid sensor with selectivity and self-sustainability
Ph.D.
劉家瑄 Cher J.S. Liu
Department of Engineering and System Science
National Tsing Hua University
Research: High-throughput Impedance-based flow cytometry of 3D Spheroids analysis
Ph.D.
蔡宜倫 Yi-Lun Tsai
Department of Engineering and System Science
National Tsing Hua University
Research: Investigation of spheroid barrier function through electrohydrodynamics and dielectric model
Let's go abroad
Our lab encourages members to join dual degree programs and international/national conferences and provides relevant travel fundings if the abstract is accepted.
We currently have one alumnus graduated from NTHU-Universite Paris Saclay with two PhD degrees and one PhD student studying in the same program. Dual degrees with other universities are also possible depending on your preferences.
Our lab members have already joined dozens of international conferences such as MicroTAS, YABEC, ISMM, Euro-sensors...etc.
If you are a person with strong enthusiasm and motivation of bring yourself to the global stage, join us now!
CONTACT US
We are currently recruiting undergraduate, master, Ph.D. and dual Ph.D students to join our lab.
Please send your comments and inquiries to Prof. Hsiang-Yu Angie Wang via the following methods:
Address:
Department of Engineering and System ScienceNational Tsing Hua University
No. 101, Section 2, Kuang-Fu Road, Hsinchu, Taiwan 30013
TEL: +886-3-5715131 ext 34243 (Office)
+886-3-5715131 ext 34272 (Lab)
我們正在招募對以下研究有興趣的研究生與專題生：
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利用AI模型設計離子液體，應用於生物感測器，水污染處理，固碳，以及儲能應用。研究需要技能包含AI模型建構，熱力學模擬軟體操作，並需要進行下列2中列出的部分實驗。
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離子液體在生物感測器生物感測器，水污染處理，固碳，以及儲能應用：實驗包含合成離子液體，電鍍金屬奈米粒子，製作微電極(蒸鍍或是網印/版印)，電化學分析，電化學阻抗分析，SEM，XRD，AFM。
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單細胞或多細胞球體介電性質分析，研究內容包含電腦模擬(MATLAB，COMSOL)，影像分析(MATLAB或Fiji)，細胞培養，微流道/微電極製作，介電泳/電旋轉速度測量。
We are currently seeking enthusiastic graduate students and project students who are keen on exploring the following areas:
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Designing ionic liquids using AI models for diverse applications including biosensors, water pollution treatment, carbon sequestration, and energy storage. Essential skills include AI model development, operating thermodynamics simulation software, and conducting part of the experiments listed in 2.
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Ionic Liquids Applications: Synthesizing ionic liquids, electroplating metallic nanoparticles, fabricating microelectrodes (by thermal evaporation or screen/printing), electrochemical analysis, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, SEM, XRD, AFM.
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Single-Cell or Spheroid Dielectric Property Analysis: Computer simulations (MATLAB, COMSOL), image analysis (MATLAB or Fiji), cell culture, microfluidics/microelectrode fabrication, dielectrophoresis/electrorotation velocity measurement.
Our research is at the cutting edge of technology, blending AI with critical environmental and energy applications. If you are driven by innovation and eager to contribute to groundbreaking work, we would love to have you on our team!
📢 Join us in our journey to make significant strides in the fields of biosensing, environmental protection, and energy solutions.
Please send your comments and inquiries to Prof. Hsiang-Yu Angie Wang via email:
Email: hywang@ess.nthu.edu.tw