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science and technology, concerning the physical and chemical
properties of materials and devices with dimensions between
1 to 100 nanometers, has quickly become the most important and
ubiquitous technology of the new century. After decades of scaling
down electronics and mechanical devices, the old device physics
and technology paradigm have finally run out of steam. The top-down
approach of down scaling has finally met with the bottom-up
approach of many natural process, including self-assembly, biological
growth etc.How to combine both approaches |
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to take the advantage of each is the central theme of the nano science
and technology research. On the other hand, our fundamental understanding
of atoms and molecules can not easily be extended to nanoscale objects,
such as nanocrystals, nanowires, nanodots, proteins and DNA's. Therefore,
there are many challenges in fundamental research as well as numerous
opportunities in new inventions and technology. The Center for Nano
Science and Technology (CNST) of the UST is formed to join the world-wide
pursue in this exciting research area. Prior to the establishment
of CNST, the researchers on each campus of UST have already begun
research and laid down a solid foundation in the research field. By
combining the efforts of researchers on the four campuses in a concerted
manner, we expect to become the driving force of nano research in
Taiwan and to lead Taiwan's high tech companies into this new technology
era.
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Objectives |
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The establishment
of the Center for Nano Science and Technology (CNST) of the UST is
to unify the research strength of the four constituent universities,
in the emerging field of nano science and technology. The three objectives
of CNST are:
1. To create a center of research excellence to lead Taiwan aggressively
into the field of nano science and technology;
2. To provide a center of educational excellence for training researchers
as well as practitioners in the field of nano science
and technology;
3. To act as a center of nucleation to help Taiwan become one of
the front-runners in the commercialization of nano
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Administration
and Committees |
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Steering
Committee |
Advisory
Committee |
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Kang L. Wang (王康隆院長) |
Chihmin Ho (何志明院士) |
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Chen Ming Hu (胡正明博士) |
Koung An Chao (趙光安教授) |
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Koung An Chao (趙光安教授) |
Chen Ming Hu (胡正明博士) |
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Alfred Y. Cho (卓以和院士) |
T. Y. Tsong (鄭天佑院士) |
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Frank F. Fang (方復院士) |
Alfred Y. Cho (卓以和院士) |
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Chihmin Ho (何志明院士) |
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Steven Chu (朱棣文院士) |
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Wen I Wang (王文一院士) |
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Shu Chien (錢煦院士) |
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Chang-Chyi Tsuei
(崔章琪院士) |
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Research
Themes |
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Research
Proposals are called and selected annually in three major areas:
nanoelectronics, nanophotonics, and nanobiotechnology. Currently there
are nine research programs funded. They are in the following focused
research areas. |
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Education
programs |
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1. Establishing
new courses related to nano science and technology at both undergraduate
and graduate levels.
2. Providing training laboratory courses for academic and industrial
researchers.
3. Sponsoring seminars, workshops, and conferences in various nano
science and technology areas. |
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Collaborations
with Other Institutions |
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CNST has established collaborations
with ITRI, PIDC and high-tech industries of Taiwan such as TSMC...
and will seek more collaborative opportunities with leading research
institutes worldwide. Website : http://ustcnst.nthu.edu.tw |
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E-mail : ustcnst@my.nthu.edu.tw
Tel : +886-3-5742270
Fax : +886-3-5713484
Address : Center for Nano Science and Technology
University System of Taiwan
101, Section 2, Kuang Fu Road, Hsinchu,
300 Taiwan, R.O.C. |
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