Molecular Science & Technology Program
Molecular Science & Technology Program
About MST Program and Partner Universities
About MST Program and Partner Universities
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The Molecular Science and Technology (MST) Program is an excellent research-intensive, interdisciplinary Ph.D. program sponsored by the Institute of Atomic and Molecular Science (IAMS) of Academia Sinica in cooperation with three major research universities in Taiwan: National Taiwan University (NTU), National Tsing-Hua University (NTHU) and National Central University (NCU). The program has more than 62 active faculty members and researchers coming from the Institute of Atomic and Molecular Science (IAMS) and the Institute of Chemistry (IOC) of Academia Sinica, the Molecular Science and Technology program of NTU, the Department of Chemistry of NTHU, and the Department of Physics of NCU with broad expertise covering the following research fields: chemical dynamics and molecular spectroscopy, advanced and functional materials, nanomaterials and nanodevices, biomolecular structures and dynamics, ultrafast laser and high-field technology, light-matter interactions, and optical controls, and theoretical/computational chemistry.
Introduction about Institute of Atomics and Molecular Sciences
Introduction about Institute of Atomics and Molecular Sciences
Campus Overview
Campus Overview
TIGP Introduction
TIGP Introduction
2018 TIGP Cultural Events
2018 TIGP Cultural Events
MST Research Fields
MST Research Fields
Chemical dynamics and molecular spectroscopy
Advanced Functional materials
Biomolecular structures and dynamics
Ultrafast laser technology and high-field physics
Light-matter interactions and optical controlling
Molecular electronics
Theoretical and computational chemistry
For more information about MST faculty members and their research fields, feel free to visit this [ link ]
For more information about MST faculty members and their research fields, feel free to visit this [ link ]
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