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Center for Biomedical Engineering

Center for Biomedical Engineering, Chang Gung University, Taiwan consists of three groups: Bio-sensor Group, Molecular Functional Imaging Group, and Tissue Engineering Group. We highlight the groundbreaking research of biomedical engineering by the development of state-of-the-art engineering techniques, and it will be the mainstream of academic research in the future.

Bio-sensor group aims to provide rapid and high sensitivity sensing technology for bio-samples including DNA, RNA, and proteins. Molecular functional imaging group focuses on the development of multimodal and multifunctional optical imaging techniques, and utilization of functional ultrasound imaging for diagnoses of liver diseases. Tissue Engineering group focuses on musculoskeletal and ocular tissue engineering. Nanomedicine focuses on intravascular application of magnetic nanoparticles for targeted thrombolysis and multi-functional nanocarriers for targeted delivery of anti-cancer drugs.

Healthy Aging Research Center

Healthy Aging Research Center, HARC, at Chang Gung University was established to fulfill the goals of exploring aging indices at the early stage of aging and investigating factors associated with aging process. The research topics focus on aging biology and aging brain. In aging biology, based on the previous research on the metabolites of heart failure, the goal in the future will be prevention and screening for heart failure. Regarding aging brain, dementia will be the main issue. Along the spectrum of developing dementia from healthy, sub-healthy, preclinical to clinical stage, differences in imaging evidence will be explored to develop and establish precise early screening/diagnostic indicators and predictors of prevention in detention program. We will also explore the possible non-pharmaceutical, health promotion programs or home-based care targeting prevention or intervention for the dementia.

In accordance with these goals, the center expects to promote healthy aging, improve the quality of life in the elderly, delay aging, reduce the social and economic burden, and create industrial value-added applications through industrial transfer and innovation in the care model.

TMU Research Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIMC)

The center aims to introduce artificial intelligence into disease diagnosis and treatment, health management, rehabilitation and long-term care. The center also uses medical artificial intelligence technology to propose solutions for various levels of health problems, including AI in clinical disease detection, diagnosis assistance, clinical disease prevention, and smart hospital processes.

Center for Biomedical Engineering

Center for Biomedical Engineering, Chang Gung University, Taiwan consists of three groups: Bio-sensor Group, Molecular Functional Imaging Group, and Tissue Engineering Group. We highlight the groundbreaking research of biomedical engineering by the development of state-of-the-art engineering techniques, and it will be the mainstream of academic research in the future.

Bio-sensor group aims to provide rapid and high sensitivity sensing technology for bio-samples including DNA, RNA, and proteins. Molecular functional imaging group focuses on the development of multimodal and multifunctional optical imaging techniques, and utilization of functional ultrasound imaging for diagnoses of liver diseases. Tissue Engineering group focuses on musculoskeletal and ocular tissue engineering. Nanomedicine focuses on intravascular application of magnetic nanoparticles for targeted thrombolysis and multi-functional nanocarriers for targeted delivery of anti-cancer drugs.

Healthy Aging Research Center

Healthy Aging Research Center, HARC, at Chang Gung University was established to fulfill the goals of exploring aging indices at the early stage of aging and investigating factors associated with aging process. The research topics focus on aging biology and aging brain. In aging biology, based on the previous research on the metabolites of heart failure, the goal in the future will be prevention and screening for heart failure. Regarding aging brain, dementia will be the main issue. Along the spectrum of developing dementia from healthy, sub-healthy, preclinical to clinical stage, differences in imaging evidence will be explored to develop and establish precise early screening/diagnostic indicators and predictors of prevention in detention program. We will also explore the possible non-pharmaceutical, health promotion programs or home-based care targeting prevention or intervention for the dementia.

In accordance with these goals, the center expects to promote healthy aging, improve the quality of life in the elderly, delay aging, reduce the social and economic burden, and create industrial value-added applications through industrial transfer and innovation in the care model.

TMU Research Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIMC)

The center aims to introduce artificial intelligence into disease diagnosis and treatment, health management, rehabilitation and long-term care. The center also uses medical artificial intelligence technology to propose solutions for various levels of health problems, including AI in clinical disease detection, diagnosis assistance, clinical disease prevention, and smart hospital processes.

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