Dr. Jason Yang is an academic researcher dedicated to advancing sustainable materials, environmental engineering, and green manufacturing through interdisciplinary and internationally collaborative research. As a faculty member at the National Yunlin University of Science and Technology, his scholarly work focuses on developing environmentally responsible technologies that integrate sustainability with practical industrial applications. His research interests span sustainable biomaterials, plasma-based surface engineering, and advanced environmental remediation technologies. A significant portion of his work centers on atmospheric-pressure plasma treatment and plasma polymerization, where he explores innovative approaches to material synthesis and surface functionalization aimed at improving material performance, biocompatibility, and environmental compatibility while reducing reliance on hazardous chemical processes. His broader research vision emphasizes renewable and bio-based materials, scalable green manufacturing, circular economy concepts, and environmentally benign technologies that contribute to carbon reduction and sustainable industrial development. Beyond research, Dr. Yang is deeply committed to fostering international academic partnerships and interdisciplinary cooperation, believing that scientific progress is strengthened through the exchange of knowledge, cultural perspectives, and collaborative innovation. He has actively promoted global research engagement and student exchange opportunities to cultivate young researchers and encourage cross-border scientific collaboration. Through research, mentorship, teaching, and scholarly contributions, Dr. Yang continues to pursue innovative solutions to global environmental challenges while advancing sustainable technologies with meaningful societal and industrial impact.

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