9 delegates · groups A / B / C

The Delegation

06 Delegation

Nine delegates. Three project groups.

The crew of nine with home institutions. Project groups A, B and C run across the nine weeks.

The delegation
  1. Chi-Wei Lee
    01 · Group A

    Chi-Wei Lee 李騏維

    National Tsing Hua University · Physics & EECS (double major)

    Site architect
    Self-introduction

    I'm Arthur Lee, a student at National Tsing Hua University double-majoring in Physics and EECS, and currently a part-time research assistant at the CITI, Academia Sinica. My research interests span AI4Science, brain-inspired predictive coding, and machine-learning algorithms. This summer, I'm excited to join the Taiwan Global Pathfinders Initiative at UCLA to study biomedical engineering and quantum science, and I hope to combine AI with biomedicine to make a greater contribution to society.

  2. Bo-Shan Wang
    02 · Group A

    Bo-Shan Wang 王泊善

    NYCU · Institute of Smart Medical-Electronic Engineering

    Self-introduction

    My background spans economics and biomedical engineering. My recent research focuses on developing brain-computer interfaces and deep learning.

  3. Chia-Yu Liu
    03 · Group A

    Chia-Yu Liu 劉家瑜

    Asia University · Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology

    Self-introduction

    I'm Millie Liu, a speech-language pathology researcher with training in cognitive neuroscience and digital health. My work focuses on early dementia detection through language, hearing, and multimodal biomarkers. Through the UCLA program, I hope to bring interdisciplinary tools back to Taiwan and support earlier, more accessible screening for Mandarin-speaking older adults.

  4. Ryan Chen
    04 · Group B

    Ryan Chen 陳融

    University of Chicago · Applied Data Science

    Self-introduction

    Hi, I'm Ryan. I'm pursuing an MS in Applied Data Science (MSADS) at the University of Chicago, focused on data-analytics AI agents and on structuring and optimizing structured medical databases such as electronic health records (EHR). I recently became an IBM Quantum Qiskit Advocate. Before studying abroad I spent several years working across fields in Taiwan as a project manager and a two-time founder, giving me both a technical and a business-execution perspective. In summer 2026 I'm an AI Developer Intern with UChicago IT and United Airlines while joining the I-9-11 MedTech-Quantum program at UCLA.

  5. David Chan Hsieh
    05 · Group B

    David Chan Hsieh 解展維

    MacKay Medical College · School of Medicine

    Self-introduction

    Solo app developer and medical doctor.

  6. Yu-Hsuan Tung
    06 · Group B

    Yu-Hsuan Tung 董育瑄

    National Taiwan University · Mechanical Engineering (graduated)

    Self-introduction

    Hi, I'm Joyce. My research applies quantum computation to drug design, particularly for Alzheimer's disease, using quantum-chemistry methods to model the interaction energy between drug candidates and target pathogenic proteins, with the goal of mapping these problems onto quantum computers. I'm also interested in broader medical applications of quantum computation, including brain imaging and connectomics, as well as quantum machine learning and quantum algorithms.

  7. Tiffany Jayi Pan
    07 · Group C

    Tiffany Jayi Pan 潘家怡

    University of Toronto · Pharmacology & Toxicology (MSc)

    Self-introduction

    I'm a recent MSc graduate from the University of Toronto's Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology. My research focused on the neuropsychiatric symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, including the therapeutic potential of cannabinoids and the role of neuroinflammation, particularly astrogliosis, in the pathophysiology of agitation in Alzheimer's disease. I hope to expand my knowledge through this program and apply it to drug development and clinical trials in Taiwan.

  8. Cho-Ming Lee
    08 · Group C

    Cho-Ming Lee 李卓明

    National Taiwan University · College of Medicine, Physiology

    Self-introduction

    At NTU's Institute of Physiology I study ion channels, neuroscience and in-vivo electrophysiology, using them to dissect how anti-epileptic drugs work. Through this program I hope to learn how AI and quantum techniques apply to neuroscience and drug development, and to fold what I learn back into my research.

  9. 09 · Group C

    I-Han Cheng 鄭伊涵

    University of Oxford · PhD candidate

    Self-introduction

    This delegate's self-introduction will be added here.

Volunteer Team

Volunteer team.

Students supporting the delegation across the program, in groups D and E.

  1. Jewel Wang
    10 · Group D

    Jewel Wang 王安泊

    Brandeis University · Neuroscience & Biochemistry

    Self-introduction

    Jewel is an undergraduate at Brandeis University pursuing a B.S. in Neuroscience and Biochemistry. She is currently working on a project involving a protein called P450cam under the guidance of Professors Thomas Pochapsky and Yihan Shao, exploring the potential of combining molecular-dynamics techniques with AI. In her free time she enjoys people-watching, listening to Rachmaninoff, and trying new bakeries.

  2. 11 · Group D

    Audrey Chen

    Volunteer

    Self-introduction

    This delegate's self-introduction will be added here.

  3. 12 · Group D

    Nathaniel Lim

    Volunteer

    Self-introduction

    This delegate's self-introduction will be added here.

  4. 13 · Group D

    Charles Yen 顏嘉昱

    Volunteer

    Self-introduction

    This delegate's self-introduction will be added here.

  5. 14 · Group E

    Evan Chia

    Volunteer

    Self-introduction

    This delegate's self-introduction will be added here.

  6. 15 · Group E

    Ivarett Yang 楊峮睿

    Volunteer

    Self-introduction

    This delegate's self-introduction will be added here.

  7. 16 · Group E

    Nicolas Lim

    Volunteer

    Self-introduction

    This delegate's self-introduction will be added here.

Accompanying faculty · 隨團教師

Dean Hung-Rong Yen 顏宏融 · Prof. Ka-Lok Ng 吳家樂