College of Medicine

Warm greetings from Chang Gung University! We are excited to announce the 2025 Pre-Med Enhancement Summer Program, a 40-day immersive experience in Taiwan combining medical field exploration and cultural activities. Program Details: 📅 Dates: June 23 – August 1, 2025 📍 Location: Chang Gung University & Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan Highlights: Courses include: Clinical shadowing, hands-on skills, lab research, and traditional Chinese medicine. Guidance from CGU student assistants and cultural exchange opportunities. A 2-day tour showcasing Taiwan's beauty and flavors. Early Bird Deadline: February 28, 2025 6,600 USD/applicant Additional Discounts: Friend Discount for paired applicants: 6,200 USD/applicant Group Discount for groups of three or more. For more information, please refer to the attached promotion and our official website: https://www.cgu.edu.tw/premed Contact Us: 📧 Email: premed@gap.cgu.edu.tw 📞 Alice Chang (administration): +886-3-2118800 ext. 3686 📞 Tina Fu (admission): +886-3-2118800 ext. 2601

In order to encourage colleagues to publish high-quality papers, the "Operational Guidelines for the Citation Award of Biomedical Journal Papers Indexed in SCI" (see Attachment 1) have been established, and the citation award process is conducted annually. This year, a total of 30 applicants submitted entries. The top three authors with the highest number of citations and cited papers are: Professor Tsong-Long Hwang (Chang Gung University of Science and Technology) Professor Jim-Tong Horng (Chang Gung University) Professor Hsi-Hsien Lin (Chang Gung University) The citation details of the award-winning papers by SCI-indexed journals are provided in Attachment 2.

1. Detailed Information: https://www.nstc.gov.tw/folksonomy/rfpDetail/0aaf5328-6717-4a95-9065-b1b3c7630daa?l=ch 2. This application is submitted online. Applicants are required to complete the following items in order and within the specified timeframe. (Late submissions will not be accepted by the R&D Department.) (1) NSTC online system: Before June 13 (Fri), 2025 9:00 AM (2) FLOW online system: Before June 13 (Fri), 2025 12:00 PM (System URL: https://flow.cgu.edu.tw/bpm, System manual: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kDcik6_5UXm3j2PZR_mvUck0rqAiqIDl/view?usp=sharing) 3. Contact Information: (1) Contact Person (CGU): Pei-Heng, Shih, Ext: 3337, Email: peiheng@mail.cgu.edu.tw (2) Contact Person (NSTC): (i) Project Application Matters (Department of Life Sciences): Hsiu-Ting Christin, Tseng, Tel.: 02-2737-7197, Email: httseng@nstc.gov.tw (ii) Research participants Matters (Department of International Cooperation & Science Education): Wei-Jiun, Chuang, Tel.: 02-2737-7047, Email: wjchuang@nstc.gov.tw (3) NSTC System Issues: 0800-212-058, 02-2737-7590, 02-2737-7591, 02-2737-7592 ※ Please ensure that all project participants adhere to the regulations on intellectual property rights and academic ethics when applying for or conducting research. ※ After the project is approved, it should be processed in accordance with the NSTC Guidelines for Subsidized Special Research Projects, Principles for Handling Research Project Grants, and other relevant regulations.

AI Seminar | April 29, 2025 Transforming Healthcare with AI: From Data to Direct Care Presented by Dr. Jessy Kang Topic: Transforming Healthcare with AI: From Data to Direct Care Speaker: Dr. Shih-Chung Jessy Kang, Founder and CEO, Smart Ageing Tech Time: April 29, 2025 (Tuesday), 2:00–4:00 PM Venue: AI Lecture Hall, 11th Floor, Management Building, CGU Join Online: https://reurl.cc/gRZ14V or scan QR code on poster About the Speaker: Jessy, who grew up in a family that owns a hospital, holds a Stanford Ph.D. with expertise in robotics and AI. He conducted a decade of healthcare technology research at National Taiwan University, building a longstanding collaboration with research institutions in Finland and Japan. In 2018, he and several core research team members established a tech company, Smart Ageing Tech (as known as Jubo), dedicated to solving the issue of the aging population and societies. In late 2018, Smart Ageing Tech launched its first product: Jubo Facility Solution. The solution includes four parts: (1) IoT trolley: to reduce the efforts on the measurement of vital signs at the bedside; (2) Smart Nursing Information System: to increase the quality and accuracy of the nursing record through smart input interface; (3) Facility Management Chatbot: to facilitate real-time and effective management via integration with LINE; (4) Family Communication Chatbot: to enhance the family engagement in long-term care. As of 2024, it has been adopted by over 1,200 long-term care institutions, supporting the health data management of more than 150,000 residents. Prior to founding Jubo, Dr. Kang had an accomplished academic career in AI and robotics, receiving numerous awards and holding 23 related patents. His leadership emphasizes teamwork, innovation, and value creation. By uniting interdisciplinary talent, he has positioned Jubo as a leading provider of SaaS and AI solutions for the caregiving industry. Abstract: This talk will explore real-world applications of AI in long-term care, focusing on how smart systems can reduce caregiver workload and enhance care quality. Dr. Jessy Kang will present how Jubo uses AI to automate tasks like vital sign monitoring, wound documentation, and care handovers across over 1,200 care institutions. He will also share insights from building a health-tech startup rooted in academic research, and how Jubo delivers high-impact solutions with a Social Return on Investment (SROI) of 9.6. Organizers: College of Intelligent Computing & Artificial Intelligence Research Center ※ No registration needed.

Craving the taste of home from around the world? Interested in making new friends from different cultural backgrounds and hearing their unique stories? This is an event you won't want to miss! Date: Friday, April 25, 2025 Time: 12:00-15:00 Venue: Chinese Pharmaceutical Lab (B1, The Second Medical Science Building) Organized by: CGU Higher Education Sprout Project & the Office of International Affairs Co-organized by: College of Medicine We warmly invite international and local students to cook their favorite traditional dishes and share stories of home. Faculty members are also welcome to join in, enjoy the diverse cuisines, and build meaningful cultural connections through food. Let's make this a truly unforgettable experience together! 【Event Highlights】 ✅Cooking teams will receive a food subsidy ranging from NT$1,200 to NT$2,000 per group (based on the number of participants) ✅Vote for your favorite! The most popular team will win a special prize ✅All participants will receive a souvenir 【Who can participate?】 ✅10 CGU Faculty & Staff: Join the event to enjoy delicious food and interact with students ✅20 Local Students: One cooking team of up to 10 students may register; the remaining students will be randomly assigned to international groups to assist with cooking and interaction ✅30 International Students: Form cooking groups (up to 6 students per group) and share your home country's cuisine Registration deadline: April 17 at 5:00 PM. If the number of registrations exceeds the limit, we will notify confirmed and waitlisted participants based on the order in which registrations were received. Limited spots available - sign up now and don't miss this opportunity! Registration Forms 🔸International Students: https://forms.gle/TMAaW14pfeCZ4nYs7 🔸Faculty, Staff, and Local Students: https://forms.gle/jhA7NR93B6eT9jG48