專任教授

De-Hao Tsai
  • Title : Professor and Chairman
  • Name : De-Hao Tsai
  • Email : dhtsai@mx.nthu.edu.tw
  • Office Tel No. : 03-5715131 ext42507 / Lab分機#33620
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  • Speciality : Colloid and interface science; Particle technology; aerosol technology;
Jen-Huang （Tony） Huang
Hsing-Wen Sung
David Shan-Hill Wong
Shih-Yuan Lu
Yu-Chen Hu
  • Title : Professor and Associate Dean & Director of International Affairs
  • Name : Yu-Chen Hu
  • Email : ychu@mx.nthu.edu.tw
  • Office Tel No. : 03-5718245 / Lab分機#33643
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  • Personal Website : http://www2.che.nthu.edu.tw/~biohu/
  • Speciality : ■ Gene Therapy: ■ Tissue Engineering: ■ Development of New Vaccine Platform: ■ CRISPR-based Genome Editing and Regulation: ■ Cancer Therapy:
Rong-Ming Ho
  • Title : Professor
  • Name : Rong-Ming Ho
  • Email : rmho@mx.nthu.edu.tw
  • Office Tel No. : 03-5738349 / Lab分機#33621
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  • Personal Website : https://rmho49.wixsite.com/ho-research-group
  • Speciality : The central theme of our research laboratory is the Frontier Polymer Research. Current research objectives include: ■ Self-assembly Behavior of Block Copolymers and Supramolecules ■ Nanomaterials from Block Copolymers and Supramoleucles ■ Organic Nanopatterning Technology ■ Crystallization Behavior of Crystallizable Block Copolymers
CHI-CHANG HU
  • Title : Professor
  • Name : CHI-CHANG HU
  • Email : cchu@che.nthu.edu.tw
  • Office Tel No. : 03-5736027/ Lab分機#33623
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  • Personal Website : http://mx.nthu.edu.tw/~cchu/
  • Speciality : Electrochemical energy storage materials: Design and tailoring of nanostructured materials for the applications of supercapacitors, rechargeable batteries, solar cells, and solar water splitting are the main research interest in my laboratory. We mainly focus on the methods of electrochemical deposition, sol-gel, hydrothermal, chemical precipitation, and templated-assistant routes for materials preparation. The relationships among preparation, textural characteristics, and applications of electrode materials are tried to establish. Electrochemical nanotechnologies: We focus on designing/tailoring nanostructures (particulates, thin films, wire, tubes, or composites) of metals, alloys, oxides, and semiconductors with novel optical, electronic, catalytic properties in the applications of photovoltaic, optical-electronic, anticorrosive, and field-emission devices. Electroplating and surface finishing: We focus on the electroplating methods of lead-free solders, metal/alloy bumping for the flip-chip technology, and hard chromium deposits from the plating solutions containing trivalent chromium ions. Quality engineering and DOE: We employ the applied statistics and experimental design strategies (design of experiments, DOE) to effectively screen out the key factors in optimizing the chemical processes. The experimental design strategies include the fractional factorial design (FFD), the path of steepest ascent/decent, central composite design (CCD), mixture design, and Taguchi method coupled with the response surface methodology (RSM).
Sinn-Wen Chen
  • Title : Professor
  • Name : Sinn-Wen Chen
  • Email : swchen@mx.nthu.edu.tw
  • Office Tel No. : 03-5721734/ Lab分機#62059
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  • Personal Website : http://www2.che.nthu.edu.tw/~mpl/
  • Speciality : Our research interests are studying phase equilibria, phase transformation and thermodynamics of inorganic materials. The knowledge is then applied to the understanding of materials systems and manufacturing processes. The materials currently under investigations are Pb-free solders in electronics, IR-transmitted optical glasses and metallic dental alloys. Major efforts include determinations of the isothermal sections and liquidus projections both experimentally and theoretically, study of the reactive wetting phenomena between the molten metals and substrates, and investigations of the interfacial reactions at joints. The most exciting research topic currently being carried out is the exploration of the electromigration effects upon the interfacial reactions at solder joints in the electronic products. The passage of electric currents through metallic joints has resulted various unique phenomena which are of both academic and industrial importance.
Hsin-Lung Chen