Min-Chieh Chuang is currently a Professor at Department of Chemistry, Tunghai University, Taiwan. He earned his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan in 2004. His research interests include nucleic acid analysis, molecular diagnostics, electrocatalysis, and electroanalysis. More details are illustrated in: https://sites.google.com/site/lebchuang/people/principal-investigator

Understanding redox reactions is key fundamental to develop novel devices for energy conversion and to exploit the merit in biological energy system. Also redox reactions have been the heart to approach a variety of biosensing and electrocatalytic processes demanded in many applications of significance.

The Chuang Group centers on the development of new strategy to circumvent or interrogate the societal issues coming with high implication, by harnessing electrochemical and biochemical knowledge and techniques. Ongoing interests ranges three general areas: Biosensors, Electrocatalysis, Bioelectrochemistry. Ultimate objectives of our research address on not only accomplishment of effective solutions against challenges but also elucidation of their characteristic mechanisms in chemistry. More details are illustrated in: http://leb.thu.edu.tw