A Rising Tide for Environmental Justice How a Young Scientist Is Teaching Citizens to Care About the Deep Sea By the time children in densely populated cities look up from their homework and glowing screens, the ocean—only a few meters away in reality, but worlds apart in imagination—has often already disappeared from their view. How, then, do you persuade them to care about coral reefs bleaching silently beneath the surface?
NTU Korean Alumni Association Inaugurated to Strengthen Global Bonds Marking a milestone in National Taiwan University (NTU)’s global outreach efforts, the NTU Korean Alumni Association was officially inaugurated in November 2025. For years, Korean students have stood among NTU’s top ten international student groups and contributed significantly to the intellectual and cultural life of the campus. The formation of this association opens a new chapter in nurturing lifelong connections, mutual support, and professional collaboration among Korean alumni in Taiwan.
Strategic Self-Promotion: Crafting Your Story for Career Success
Study Uncovers Origins of the Urban Human-Biting Mosquito: West Nile Virus Transmission and Vector Control Strategies
NTU Chemistry Team Publishes Landmark Review on Near-Infrared Phosphors, Advancing Next-Generation Optical Applications
Ancient Genetic “Start” Signal Found Across Three Domains of Life
Chirality-Driven Spin Photocatalysis for Artificial Photosynthesis
Scientists Uncover a Rare Sugar in Taiwan’s Medicinal Fungus with Potent Anticancer Potential
Nobel Laureate James E. Rothman and Joy Hirsch Engage NTU Faculty and Students in Deep Scientific Dialogue National Taiwan University’s Raymond Soong Chair Professorship of Distinguished Research Lecture Series welcomed 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine laureate James E. Rothman on November 5, 2025. Accompanying him was his wife, Prof. Joy Hirsch, a renowned neuroscientist at Yale University, who was invited to deliver the NTU College of Medicine Dean’s Lecture. The visit culminated in a joint panel discussion, offering NTU faculty and students alike a rare opportunity to engage with two leading figures at the forefront of biomedical science.
Nobel Laureate Eric S. Maskin Explores Solutions to Inequality in a Globalized World
Nobel Laureate James A. Robinson Speaks at NTU on Why Nations Fail
Why Trust in Science Depends on Understanding Its Power to Self-Correct
Doctoral Training Across Borders: NTU’s International PhD Co-Advising Project
Designing the Future: NTU D-School Empowers a New Generation of Youth in Southeast Asia
Teaching AI to “Listen”: A Breakthrough in Audio-Language Models
When Love Hurts: The Long-Term Impact of Intimate Partner Violence Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a widespread albeit often hidden social problem. In Taiwan, despite the existence of well-established legal protections and formal reporting systems, many victims do not seek help immediately. Based on their survey of administrative data collected nationwide, a team of NTU researchers has examined how IPV reshapes victims’ lives over time and argue that the act of reporting marks a critical turning point—one that often goes far beyond a purely administrative act.
NTU Scholarship Awards Ceremony: Nurturing Altruism and Empowering Dreams
Goodbye, Xiao Fu Square

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