2024.1023
How two-dimensional nano materials can help perovskite solar cells
Traditional solar cells primarily use silicon as its main material. However, with rapid advancements in technology, perovskite solar cells—a third-generation technology with lower costs and shorter production times—are now considered the most promising alternative to silicon-based solar cells. Professor Wen-Chin Lin of the Department of Physics at National Taiwan Normal University leads a research team that is actively exploring the potential of perovskite materials. They are attempting to combine ferromagnetic metals with perovskite, but achieving a stable bond between these two distinct materials presents a significant challenge. To overcome this, the team has successfully used two-dimensional materials to address surface tension issues, offering new insights into semiconductor material research.2024.1017
CTOC’s Peace through Sport Committee hosts Olympic Peace Triathlon at NTNU
The Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee, in conjunction with its Peace through Sport Committee, hosted the 2024 Olympic Peace Triathlon at National Taiwan Normal University on October 12, 2024.2024.1016
College of Science Sees Increasing Female Leadership and Academic Growth
The College of Science at NTNU is seeing a notable shift in leadership, with women now occupying 70% of key positions. This change reflects growing gender diversity in academic leadership and is encouraging more young women to consider careers in science and academia.2024.1015
Career Talk Opens New Career Pathways for International Graduates
NTNU’s Office of International Affairs, in collaboration with the Taiwan External Trade Development Council, hosted the second "Career Talk Taipei" of the year, featuring insights on residency regulations and employment laws, as well as recruitment opportunities from major companies such as Delta Electronics, Keding Enterprises Co., Ltd., and UPC Technlogy Corporation.2024.1014