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From Geological Wonders to Old Street Culture, Student Housing Guidance Section Leads Residential Students on Field Trip to Yehliu Geopark and Jinshan
Participants in Tamkang University’s “Diverse Residential College Program” listen to a guided introduction at Yehliu Geopark.

The Section of Student Housing Guidance under the Office of Student Affairs at Tamkang University organized a “Diverse Residential College Program” on April 25. Staff member Hsueh-Ming Lu, together with colleagues from the Section, led nearly 40 residential students from Sung-tao Hall and Tamkang International Hall on an experiential journey combining geological exploration at Yehliu Geopark with cultural discovery in Jinshan. Through cross-cultural peer interaction, the activity aimed to strengthen students’ appreciation of Taiwan’s natural landscapes and historical heritage.

Scholars from Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and the United States Gather for Japanese Humanities Conference, Showcasing Interdisciplinary Research Strengths
Group photo of scholars participating in the 2026 International Conference on Japanese Humanities Studies.

The Department of Japanese at Tamkang University held the “2026 International Conference on Japanese Humanities Studies” on April 25 on the Tamsui Campus. Centered on the theme of “Japanese Humanities,” the conference brought together scholars from Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and the United States to engage in in-depth discussions on Japanese literature, language, education, society, culture, AI, and other Japan-related interdisciplinary research through keynote speeches, academic paper presentations, and poster sessions. More than one hundred researchers gathered for an extensive scholarly exchange.

Who Tuned the Sound of the Danjiang Bridge? Tamkang University Wind Engineering Research Center Provides Key Solution to Reduce Wind Noise
The Danjiang Bridge, the world’s largest single-tower asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge by span length, is nearing completion and opening to traffic, while concerns over wind noise have attracted nationwide attention in Taiwan.

The Danjiang Bridge, the world’s largest single-tower asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge by span length, is set to open to traffic soon. However, during recent testing, an irritating “wind noise” emitted from the pedestrian railing drew widespread public attention. Confronted with this challenge caused by the unique wind conditions at the mouth of the Tamsui River, the issue was ultimately resolved by a professional team led by Jen-Mu Wang, Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Tamkang University and Director of the University’s Wind Engineering Research Center (WERC). The team accurately identified the source of the noise and successfully developed a solution, ensuring the national landmark project could proceed toward completion as scheduled.

Scholars from 14 Countries Gather at ICEIB 2026 at Tamkang University to Explore Key Opportunities in the AI Wave
The 2026 IEEE 6th International Conference on Electronic Communication, Internet of Things, and Big Data (ICEIB 2026) was held at the Chang Yeo Lan Hall, Hsu Shou-Chlien International Conference Center, at Tamkang University.

The 2026 IEEE 6th International Conference on Electronics Communications, Internet of Things, and Big Data (ICEIB 2026) was held from April 24 to 26 at the Chang Yeo Lan Hall of the Hsu Shou-Chlien International Conference Center, at Tamkang University. The event was jointly organized by Tamkang, the IEEE Tainan Section Sensors Council (IEEE Tainan Section Sensors Council), and the International Institute of Knowledge Innovation and Invention (IIKII), with funding support from the National Science and Technology Council. In addition to distinguished guests from Taiwan and abroad, more than 200 participants from industry, government, and academia attended, engaging in discussions on artificial intelligence and sustainable development.

MOE Joins Forces with Tamkang University and 3 Other Universities to Launch Immersive Technology Program for Competency-Based Learning in 12-Year Basic Education
Representatives from the Department of Information and Technology Education of MOE, project teams from the four participating universities, and delegates from primary and secondary schools pose for a group photo.

In alignment with the vision of “Smart Nation 2.0” and emerging technologies such as AI, augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and the educational metaverse, the launch meeting and workshop for the “2026 Immersive Technology Integration into Competency-Oriented Teaching Program,” guided by the Department of Information and Technology Education of the Ministry of Education, was held at 9:00 a.m. on April 22 in the International Conference Hall on the second floor of Tamkang University’s Taipei Campus. Project teams and representatives from core schools across Taiwan gathered for the event, including principals from 10 primary and secondary schools and approximately 113 participants, marking a new chapter in Taiwan’s next-generation smart learning environment.

Distinguished Research Chair Professor Jong-Shenq Guo from Math Department Awarded Merit Research Fellow by National Science and Technology Council
Jong-Shenq Guo, Distinguished Research Chair Professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Data Science at Tamkang University and Director of the College of Science’s Center for Mathematical Biology, has been named a 2025 Merit Research Fellow by National Science and Technology Council.

The National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) held its Academic Research Awards Ceremony on April 29 at the International Convention Center of National Taiwan University Hospital. Jong-Shenq Guo, Distinguished Research Chair Professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Data Science at Tamkang University and Director of the College of Science’s Center for Mathematical Biology, received the 2025 “Merit Research Fellow” award in recognition of his long-term excellence in academic research. The honor not only marks a significant milestone in his research career but also makes him the first faculty member from Tamkang University to receive this distinction.

President and Vice President Send Congratulatory Messages to Celebrate Launch of Tamkang University’s “Huwei Banquet 1002” Event
The launch event for “Huwei Banquet 1002 — French Artillery Bombardment” was grandly held at Fullon Hotel Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf.

The project team of Tamkang University’s University Social Responsibility (USR) initiative, “Entering Tamsui, Connecting to the World: Promoting Taiwan’s Most Influential Classic Tours and Signature Banquets” (abbreviated as the “Historical Banquet Experience Program”), collaborated with the Department of History and Fullon Hotel Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf to host the launch event for “Huwei Banquet 1002 — French Artillery Bombardment” at noon on May 2. The banquet filled 36 tables and attracted nearly 400 guests from both within and outside the university community, including Academic Vice President Hui-Huang Hsu, Board Member Wan-Chin Tai, university administrators, distinguished Golden Eagle alumni Rui-Long Sun and Yang-Yuan Chen, Director Jeng-Wei Ma of the Second Bureau of the Presidential Office, and Tamsui District Chief Yi-Jun Chen. President Lai Ching-te and Vice President Bi-khim Hsiao also sent congratulatory messages recognizing Tamkang University’s continued contributions to local revitalization through its USR initiatives.

Tamkang’s ‘Book Scroll, Palace Lantern, and Chemistry Mobile Lab’ Highlight Celebration of 30th Anniversary of Malaysian Alumni Association
At the 30th anniversary gala dinner of the Alumni Association of Tamkang University in Malaysia, President Huan-Chao Keh (8th from right), Association President Tzu-Yu Ho (9th from right), and Yu-Ping Lien (11th from right), Representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Malaysia, joined distinguished guests in carving a roast pig in celebration of the occasion.

The “What’s Up with Tamkang? 30 Years and Going Strong” Tamkang’s Night celebration, marking the 30th anniversary of the Alumni Association of Tamkang University in Malaysia, was grandly held on April 18 at Copper Mansion Sungai Long in Selangor, Malaysia. More than 330 alumni and distinguished guests attended the event. President Huan-Chao Keh led a university delegation that included Academic Vice President Hui-Huang Hsu, Vice President for International Affairs Hsiao-Chuan Chen, and Executive Director of the Office of Alumni Services and Resources Development Chun-Young Perng. Distinguished alumni leaders also traveled from overseas to attend, including Tamkang University Golden Eagle Club President Chien-Hsiang Lin, President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association Mainland China and Honorary President of the Southeast Asia Alumni Association Wen-Fu Chuang, and President of the Southeast Asia Alumni Chen-Kang Chan.

Ben-Hang Chang Honored with Japan’s Order of the Rising Sun for Promoting Taiwan–Japan Calligraphy Exchange
Ben-Hang Chang, Director of the Carrie Chang Fine Arts Center at Tamkang University and Professor in the Department of Chinese Literature, has been awarded the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette by the Japanese government.

The Japanese government announced the recipients of its 2026 Spring Decorations for foreign nationals on April 29, with Ben-Hang Chang, Director of the Carrie Chang Fine Arts Center at Tamkang University and Professor in the Department of Chinese Literature, receiving the prestigious Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette in recognition of his longstanding dedication to calligraphy and outstanding contributions to cultural exchange between Taiwan and Japan.

Tamkang University Brings ‘Chemistry On The Go’ to Malaysia, Launches International Science Outreach Collaboration with Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman
President Keh (right 4th) presented a model of the Chemistry Mobile Lab to Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman President Dato’ Ewe Hong Tat (left 4th), symbolizing the official launch of the “Chemistry On The Go” outreach program in Malaysia.

When science meets passion, a distance of 3,000 kilometers is no obstacle. The “Chemistry On The Go” program, jointly promoted by the Department of Chemistry and the Science Education Center under the College of Science at Tamkang University, officially expanded beyond Taiwan to Malaysia this April. On April 18, President Huan-Chao Keh led the Tamkang delegation to jointly host the launch ceremony of the “Chemistry Mobile Lab” with Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) during the 30th anniversary celebration of the Tamkang University Alumni Association in Malaysia. The event symbolized the sharing of academic resources between the two universities and attracted significant media attention, including extensive coverage by Malaysia’s Sin Chew Daily, generating enthusiastic local responses.

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