Featured Laboratories
The department maintains a total of 14 teaching and research laboratories, distributed across the Health Building and the Information and Electrical Engineering Building, supporting coursework and faculty research teams.
List of Featured Laboratories
The department maintains 14 teaching and research laboratories, distributed across the Health Building and the Information and Electrical Engineering Building, supporting coursework and faculty research teams.
| Classification | Laboratory / Location | Mission / Research Focus | Faculty Advisors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teaching Laboratories | Computational Biology Teaching Lab (H406) Health Building 4F |
We apply artificial intelligence techniques to solve biological and medical problems, collaborating with experts across disciplines and institutions on cross-departmental, cross-institutional research projects. The lab currently focuses on the following research areas: 1. Using AI and generative AI models for the prediction, analysis, and validation of therapeutic peptides |
Chao-Neng Wang / Jia-Le Wu Wen-Ling Chan / Pei-Chun Chang |
| Tissue Engineering Lab (H219) Health Building 2F |
This tissue engineering laboratory focuses on research experiments and is equipped with advanced instruments such as cell culture incubators and sterile operation benches, supporting the development of biomedical materials and tissue regeneration technology. Through a rigorous sterile environment and high-performance facilities, the lab conducts precise cell experiments and biomaterial manipulation, providing a solid research platform for regenerative medicine and advanced medical applications. |
Chia-Che Ho | |
| Medical Materials Development Lab (H206-2) Health Building 2F |
Established in response to the department's addition of the Medical Engineering track in AY2015 (Academic Year 104), this lab currently focuses on biomedical materials, training students in: (1) Materials analysis It also supports faculty and graduate students in publishing papers and conducting industry-academia research. |
Wen-Pin Hu / Wen-Yu Su Yu-Lin Sung / Yu-Fang Shen Chia-Che Ho |
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| Medical Engineering Lab (H207) Health Building 2F |
This lab is dedicated to advancing innovative research and applications in medical engineering, focusing on the development and testing of biomedical materials, combined with 3D printing technology to improve the precision and performance of medical devices. It also provides diverse experimental facilities to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, giving students a strong platform for hands-on coursework and putting innovative ideas into practice, supporting future clinical applications and industry-academia development. |
Yu-Fang Shen | |
| Biomedical Informatics Seminar Room (HB72-L) Health Building Basement |
Used for biomedical informatics research. |
Yu-Lin Sung | |
| Biomedical Sensor Lab (H503) Health Building 5F |
Established for practical applications in biomedical sensing and biomedical testing, training students with hands-on experience in this field. The lab currently offers an SPR biomedical signal detection platform for teaching and research. |
Wen-Pin Hu | |
| Electronic Circuits and Communication Systems Teaching Lab (I634) Information & Electrical Engineering Building 6F |
Established for practical applications in electronic circuits, training students with hands-on experience in this field. The lab currently offers a platform for control circuit interfaces and biomedical signal detection and analysis, for teaching and research. |
Yu-Lin Sung | |
| Research Laboratories | Bioinformatics Research Lab (I535) Information & Electrical Engineering Building 5F |
Established in response to the rapid growth of biomedical big data, this lab is equipped with several servers and workstations offering both computing and storage capacity. It currently focuses on developing bioinformatics analysis tools and providing an integrated bioinformatics research platform. |
Chin-Fa Tsai / Wen-Ling Chan |
| Medical Informatics Research Lab (I636) Information & Electrical Engineering Building 6F |
Research space funded under the National Science and Technology Council's Private University Research Capacity Program. The lab is equipped with several high-end workstations, providing fast scientific computing and storage capabilities. |
Chin-Fa Tsai / Jia-Le Wu | |
| Molecular Microbiology Lab (HB85) Health Building Basement |
Provides research space for students and faculty to conduct molecular microbiology research. |
Chin-Fa Tsai / Ruo-Mei Hu | |
| Molecular Biology Lab (H507) Health Building 5F |
Equipped with instruments for molecular biology and cell biology, supporting molecular biology-related experiments. |
Ruo-Mei Hu | |
| Shared Equipment Room (H505) Health Building 5F |
Provides equipment such as a pure water system, deionized water system, autoclave, high-temperature oven, and incubators, for use by departments within the College of Health and the College of Information and Electrical Engineering. |
Ruo-Mei Hu | |
| Precision Imaging Lab / Cell Culture Room (H206-1) Health Building 2F |
Provides precision image acquisition via confocal microscope. Supports cell culture-related experiments. |
Ruo-Mei Hu | |
| Medical Big Data Research Lab (HB72-R) Health Building Basement |
Organized into research areas according to faculty expertise, providing research space for students and faculty and supporting related teaching: 1. Biomimetic Computing Lab 2. Intelligent Computing Lab 3. Biomedical Signal Processing Lab |
Chia-Che Ho / Yu-Fang Shen |