Events and Participations

THE 39th JOINT ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES - 2025

We are delighted to announce our lab’s participation in "The 39th Joint Annual Conference of Biomedical Sciences", held from March 22 to March 23, 2025. This prestigious conference gathered leading researchers and professionals to discuss groundbreaking advancements in biomedical sciences.

At the event, our lab members presented poster in various research topics, showcasing our latest findings in molecular biology and biomedical sciences. The conference provided an excellent platform for exchanging ideas, and engaging in insightful discussions with the experts in the field.

LAB PARTICIPATION IN NSYSU MOUNTAIN & SEA MARATHON - 2025

On March 15, 2025, members of our lab enthusiastically participated in the annual Mountain & Sea Marathon hosted by National Sun Yat-sen University. The event featured scenic routes of 4.3 km, showcasing NSYSU’s beautiful coastal and mountainous surroundings.

Our lab team joined fellow students and faculty at the university track field for an energetic start. Everyone demonstrated great team spirit and sportsmanship, celebrating health, community, and perseverance. Our lab members completed the run and received commemorative gifts and finisher medals. This event not only promoted wellness but also strengthened camaraderie among the team. 

CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION - 2025!

On January 21, 2025, our lab came together to celebrate the vibrant and joyous occasion of Chinese New Year! The festivities were filled with laughter, fun, and some truly hilarious moments that made this celebration memorable. We kicked off the event with traditional Chinese New Year decorations, bringing the spirit of the holiday into our workspace. From the traditional calligraphy to the red envelopes, everything was set to bring good fortune and positive energy for the year ahead.

Our professor shared some heartfelt wishes with everyone, emphasizing the hope that this new year will bring prosperity, happiness, and success to all of us. As always, their words resonated deeply with the team, reminding us of the importance of community and shared growth in both our professional and personal lives. The celebration was full of lighthearted moments - there were jokes, games, and even a fun trivia competition. Everyone had a great time, and the atmosphere was filled with good cheer as we rang in the Year of the Snake!

TAIWAN ENDOMETRIOSIS SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING - 2024

We are proud to share that our lab members participated in the 2024 Taiwan Endometriosis Society Annual Meeting, held on December 8th, 2024, at the Regent Hotel, Taipei. This prestigious event featured leading experts in the field, including Prof. Hugh Taylor, Prof. Khaleque Khan, Dr. Hanako Kaseki, Dr. Hikaru Hiraishi, Dr. Mariko Miyashita, and others.

During the conference, our lab member presented a talk on "Pap smear test for women with endometriosis by using ribosome biogenesis markers", showcasing the potency of ribosome biogenesis markers to serve as noninvasive diagnostic indicators for endometriosis via pap smearing test. We also presented a poster entitled "Anti-endometriosis effects of Guizhi Fuling Pill through promoting B cell-to-macrophage trans-differentiation and their phagocytic activity based on a single-cell study", highlighting the novel function of GFP in promoting macrophage differentiation and phagocytosis, particularly through B cell-to-macrophage trans-differentiation, representing a promising therapeutic direction for treating endometriosis. Our contributions were recognized with an award for excellence, highlighting our team's innovative approach and dedication.

5th INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON MECHANOBIOLOGY - 2024

We are delighted to announce our lab's impactful contribution to the 5th International Symposium on Mechanobiology (ISMB), held from November 1st - 3rd 2024 in Tainan. We were also deeply honored that Dr. Jim Jinn-Chyuan Sheu was invited to deliver a distinguished talk at the symposium.  His expertise captivated the audience, inspiring meaningful dialogue and new perspectives in the field of mechanobiology.

Our team presented a poster titled "Keratin-fusion Mutation Promotes Tumor Aggressiveness via Genomic Instability Induction". This research sheds light on the pivotal role of keratin intermediate filaments in preserving cellular architecture and providing mechanical support. Our lab members were privileged to engage with leading scientists and attend their presentations. The symposium fostered the exchange of innovative ideas and inspired our team to pursue advanced approaches in mechanobiology research.