I am currently a Professor in the Department of Entomology, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, at National Chung Hsing University, and also serve as the Academic Secretary of the College. My research focuses on insect-plant interactions, biological control, pest management in organic farming, and promoting the use of insects as sustainable feed and food sources. I previously served as Director of the International Agriculture Center and have extensive experience in international collaboration and cross-cultural engagement. Through participation in the IIPP, I hope to provide students with meaningful internship opportunities while strengthening global academic and practical exchanges.

Our laboratory specializes in ecological research on insect-plant interactions, aiming to understand the complex dynamics between herbivorous insects, their host plants, and natural enemies. In addition to our core ecological focus, we have also conducted extensive research on the black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens), exploring its potential as a sustainable solution for organic waste decomposition and as an alternative protein source for animal feed and human consumption. Through interdisciplinary approaches, we strive to contribute to sustainable agriculture and circular bioeconomy development.