Three NTNU Students Study in the U.S., Breaking Boundaries and Courageously Pursuing Their Dreams

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NTNU Students Shine on the International Research Stage, Showcasing Outstanding Achievements

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) encourages students to engage in scientific research and provides resources to support international exchange programs. Recently, Lin Xin-He from the Department of Chemistry, Wu Wen-Yan from the Department of Physics, and alumnus Hsu Jia-Chien pursued advanced studies in the U.S., achieving remarkable results and inspiring their peers to bravely chase their dreams.

Lin Xin-He: Champion of the Poster Presentation Award

Lin Xin-He, a senior student in the Department of Chemistry, participated in the STEM-MACHI research program at Rice University, focusing on carbon nanotube studies. She won first place in the poster presentation competition. With financial support from NTNU, she was able to engage with international scholars and experience her dream research environment firsthand.

Wu Wen-Yan: Breakthroughs in Planetary Research

Wu Wen-Yan, a senior in the Department of Physics, concentrated on planetary research through the same program, collaborating with international scholars to learn observational techniques. During the program, she visited NASA, gaining firsthand experience in space exploration and further fueling her passion for the cosmos.

Hsu Jia-Chien: Doctoral Research in Drug Delivery

NTNU alumnus Hsu Jia-Chien is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at Rice University, specializing in polymer materials and 3D-printed drug delivery systems. She returned to NTNU to share insights on Ph.D. applications and her research experience, encouraging students to take on international challenges.

Encouraging Students to Explore Global Opportunities

Through financial support and international collaborations, NTNU helps students broaden their horizons and enhance their professional skills. Moving forward, the university will continue to support students in exploring the world and advancing scientific research to new frontiers.

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) actively encourages students to engage in scientific research and provides resources to support their international exchanges, helping them broaden their global perspectives. Pictured from left to right are Wu Wen-Yan from the Department of Physics, alumnus Hsu Jia-Chien from the Department of Chemistry, and Lin Xin-He from the Department of Chemistry.
During the program, Wu Wen-Yan formed strong bonds with the 20 other female participants and engaged with Taiwanese seniors at Rice University, experiencing local life firsthand.
Wu Wen-Yan shared that one of her most unforgettable experiences was visiting NASA, where she had the opportunity to step into the control room and listen to astronauts share their stories.
NTNU Department of Chemistry alumna Hsu Jia-Chien is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at Rice University in the U.S. On March 17, she was invited back to NTNU to share her academic journey and research experience with her juniors.