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Tunghai University-News--Biotechnology Industry Enters Tunghai Campus to Assist Student Entrepreneurs
BioHopeKing CEO Huang said that by joining the Tunghai Incubation Center, the company hopes to cultivate local young talents on campus and help to develop small and medium size biotechnological enterprises in central Taiwan. They especially aimed to assist THUTRACK startup team to mass-produce the latest cancer cell migration chip, accelerating their entry into the global cancer research market.
The patent holder of the cancer cell migration chip, associate professor of THU Life Science Department, Dr. Wei-Ting Chao stated that the chip is a new tool to test the ability of cancer cell migration. It characterizes easy operation and real-time quantization with accurate data. With features in test efficiency and cost effectiveness, the product is likely to make great contribution to cancer research.
The TRACK team members include five students from THU departments of Life Science, Chemical and Materials Engineering, and Business Administration. With the guidance of BioHopeKing, they are achieving their dream of starting a business.
According to president Dr. Mao-Jiun Wang, THU is the only university in Taiwan that simultaneously implements the Talent Cultivation Program sponsored by the Ministry of Education in both agricultural and medical biomedical fields. Since 2014, both program centers have received various awards, showing THU strengths and advantages in interdisciplinary talents cultivation. President Wang encouraged Tunghai faculty to continue advancing on cultivating innovative biotechnology talents, promoting medical research and industrialization, and guiding biotechnology development in central Taiwan, making it mutually beneficial to the university and the industry.
Biotechnology Industry Enters Tunghai Campus to Assist Student Entrepreneurs
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- Date : 2016-04-12
BioHopeKing CEO Huang said that by joining the Tunghai Incubation Center, the company hopes to cultivate local young talents on campus and help to develop small and medium size biotechnological enterprises in central Taiwan. They especially aimed to assist THUTRACK startup team to mass-produce the latest cancer cell migration chip, accelerating their entry into the global cancer research market.
The patent holder of the cancer cell migration chip, associate professor of THU Life Science Department, Dr. Wei-Ting Chao stated that the chip is a new tool to test the ability of cancer cell migration. It characterizes easy operation and real-time quantization with accurate data. With features in test efficiency and cost effectiveness, the product is likely to make great contribution to cancer research.
The TRACK team members include five students from THU departments of Life Science, Chemical and Materials Engineering, and Business Administration. With the guidance of BioHopeKing, they are achieving their dream of starting a business.
According to president Dr. Mao-Jiun Wang, THU is the only university in Taiwan that simultaneously implements the Talent Cultivation Program sponsored by the Ministry of Education in both agricultural and medical biomedical fields. Since 2014, both program centers have received various awards, showing THU strengths and advantages in interdisciplinary talents cultivation. President Wang encouraged Tunghai faculty to continue advancing on cultivating innovative biotechnology talents, promoting medical research and industrialization, and guiding biotechnology development in central Taiwan, making it mutually beneficial to the university and the industry.
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