Professional Biography

      Dr. Chao-Ching Chiang received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from National Central University, Taiwan, in 2016. His doctoral research centered on the photoelectrochemical suppression of p-type porous silicon formation, during which he proposed and experimentally validated a new theoretical model describing photoelectrochemical etching behaviors in silicon-based electrochemical systems. After completing his Ph.D., Dr. Chiang continued his research career as a postdoctoral fellow at National Central University, where he investigated silicon quantum dot formation and low-temperature wafer bonding technologies. In 2019, he joined National Taiwan University of Science and Technology as a postdoctoral researcher working on silicon-based microfluidic devices. During this period, he actively participated in international conferences and disseminated his work within the micro/nanofabrication and semiconductor materials communities.

      By 2025, Dr. Chiang had published 21 SCI-indexed journal papers and 4 EI-indexed papers, covering a broad range of research topics including:

• nanoporous silicon processing, 

• quantum confinement–enhanced luminescence, 

• low-temperature wafer bonding, 

• and biomedical microfluidic device integration.
  
  

      His industrial experience also contributes significantly to his academic profile. From 2010 to 2012, he was engaged in the development of high-pressure die-casting processes for automotive engine components and the design of silicon wafer cleaning systems, providing him with a strong background in applied manufacturing technologies. During his postdoctoral appointment, Dr. Chiang played a key role in the Ministry of Science and Technology–funded project “Biomedical Detection Devices for Nanoscale Silicon Photonic Microelectromechanical Systems,” advancing research in silicon-based photonic MEMS and biosensing applications. In recognition of his academic contributions, he served as a Guest Editor for Coatings in 2021 and for both Journal of Research Updates in Polymer Science and Micromachines in 2023. 

      In February 2024, Dr. Chiang joined the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Asia Eastern University of Science and Technology as an Assistant Professor, where he continues to expand his research in nanoporous silicon optoelectronics, micro/nanoscale bonding, and biomedical microfluidic systems.