Center of Precision Analysis and Material Research/Dept chemical engineering
Research Field
Prof. Thomas C.-K. Yang serves as a Distinguished Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology. Additionally, he is a director of the Center of Precision Analysis and Material Research, which provides core research-facility services for Taipei Tech and Taiwan's industries. His research interests include semiconductor fabrication, flexible electronics, photocatalysts, ceramic/polymer packaging, and the synthesis of frontier functional materials, with more than 200 research articles published in high-impact international SCI journals.
Center of Precision Analysis and Material Research/Dept chemical engineering
Current projects:
- The development of next-generation EMI/PI materials for packaging applications.
- The study of roll-to-roll manufacture process for the water barrier layer.
- The optimal design of visible-driven photocatalyst systems for hydrogen production from sea-water splitting
- The enhancement of durability in the ammonia-fed solid-oxide fuel cells by the incorporation of Heusler alloys at anodes.
- The study of photocatalysts on CO2 reduction for carbon zero emission.
SOFC technology, Photocatalysts for Clean Energy, In-Situ Characterization for Catalysis, Semiconductor Manufacturing Process, Nano-scale fabrication technology
1. Honorary Doctoral Degree awarded by Vilnius University (Lithuanian) 2022/5/10
2. Theodor Von Grotthuss medal, Board of T. V. G. Foundation (Lithuanian) 2021
3. Recipient of European Commission project: Multiscale computer modeling, synthesis, and rational design of photo(electro)catalysts for efficient visible-light-driven seawater splitting Principal Investigator, 2021/5-2024/4, M-ERA.NET
4. Receipeient of Value Creation project: “A+ flexible barrier film packaging,” Principal Investigator, 2018/7-2021/11, Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs
Yang received his post-graduate training at the University of Missouri (USA) from 1989 to 1995. His MS thesis engaged in the computer simulation and optimal design of a semiconductor CVD reactor for AT&T Corporation. In continuation of the chip fabrication studies, he has his Ph. D. dissertation emphasizing the ceramic packaging technology for the multichip modules as a project supported by IBM cooperation.
Job Description
- helping the material characterization
- managing the experimental results
- responsible for lab maintenance.
Preferred Intern Educational Level
- postgraduate students
- undergraduate students in the senior year
Skill sets or Qualities
- fundamental knowledge in science
- familiar with basic chemistry skills
- communication using fluent English
Job Description
- helping the material characterization
- managing the experimental results
- responsible for lab maintenance.
Preferred Intern Educational Level
- postgraduate students
- undergraduate students in the senior year
Skill sets or Qualities
- fundamental knowledge in science
- familiar with basic chemistry skills
- communication using fluent English