I received my Ph.D. from the Department of Mechatronic Engineering at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). I am currently an Assistant Professor at the Graduate Institute of Biomedical Optomechatronics, Taipei Medical University (TMU). My primary research interests lie in the design and fabrication of electromechanical devices, applied mechanical measurement and analysis, and the integration of advanced pulsed-laser ablation with 3D composite printing technologies for biomolecular and biomedical sensing applications. Recently, my team has focused on developing multi-scale micro/nanostructure fabrication techniques combining laser processing and 3D printing for wearable, non-invasive biomedical sensors aimed at addressing emerging challenges in smart healthcare and precision medicine.

In addition to my research, I have substantial teaching and administrative experience. I have served as a faculty member in a university-level international dual-degree program and have taught EMI (English as a Medium of Instruction) courses. These experiences have provided me with expertise in systematic curriculum planning and cross-cultural academic collaboration. Moreover, I possess industry experience in the machine tool sector, where I was responsible for the design and process optimization of laser hybrid-machining systems. This background enables me to effectively bridge the gap between academia and industry, guiding students to align their research interests with practical industrial needs and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

My research team has achieved several notable outcomes, including mentoring international students to secure internships in Taiwan, supporting students in receiving NSTC research project grants, winning national medical engineering competition awards, and earning recognition for conference papers at international venues.

I am a highly motivated and collaborative researcher, dedicated to advancing both teaching and research. I value interdisciplinary teamwork and constructive dialogue to achieve meaningful outcomes. Looking ahead, I aim to cultivate an environment where education and research can flourish synergistically and to attract like-minded students and collaborators to drive innovation in biomedical engineering and related fields.

We focus on the following topics by projects:

• •The wearable soft sensor fabricated using graphene/nanoparticle composites stacked electrode structures.
• •The self-heating graphene reinforced polyvinyl alcohol nanowires to develop high-sensitivity human detection device.
• •Functionalized surface modification of aluminum oxide with fish-scale structures for cell culture.
• •Thermally stable and uniform DNA amplification with picosecond laser ablated graphene rapid thermal cycling device.