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2026.0505

Iron–Chlorophyllin Nanoparticles Show Promise in Stabilizing Human Calcitonin

Protein aggregation and amyloid fibril formation remain major challenges in biomedicine, particularly in understanding disease pathology and developing therapeutic formulations. A research team led by Professor Ling-Hsien Tu from the Department of Chemistry at National Taiwan Normal University successfully demonstrated that iron–chlorophyllin nanoparticles can stabilize human calcitonin (hCT), thereby improving the stability and bioactivity of hCT and providing a potential new strategy for hCT drug formulation.
2026.0504

NTNU Exchange Program Reaches Record Enrollment

NTNU advances its global engagement strategy through record-breaking student exchange participation.
2026.0421

Transformation of a Century-Old Enterprise in the Digital Wave: How YFY Expands into E-Paper and Green Energy

Judy Wu, Manager of the ESG Office at Yuen Foong Yu Group also known as YFY Inc. was invited to deliver to deliver a guest lecture in the College of Management course “Corporate Sustainability Disclosure and Stakeholder Engagement.” Drawing on the company’s development history, she provided an in-depth analysis of how YFY has successfully transformed from a traditional paper manufacturing company into a model of diversified and sustainable business development.
2026.0407

NTNU's COE and University of Bengkulu to Enhancing Exchange and Talent Development

The College of Education (COE) at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) and the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education at the University of Bengkulu (UNIB), Indonesia, officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on April 7. The ceremony, held in the First Conference Room of the Education Building, marks a significant milestone in academic exchange and educational cooperation between the two institutions.
2026.0406

NTNU Vehicle and Energy Engineering Program Strengthens Research Partnership with Aligarh Muslim University

NTNU visited India's Aligarh Muslim University to advance bilateral research collaboration in electric vehicles, power electronics, and renewable energy through facility tours, faculty meetings, and public lectures.