Lab conducts a collaborative research project with Taichung Veterans General Hospital to predict progression-free survival in brain tumor patients. The laboratory plans to collaborate with physicians to construct a brain tumor image segmentation model to assist in the early detection and diagnosis of tumors.
Project Overview Colorectal cancer, consistently the third deadliest in Taiwan, demands early detection for a 90% five-year survival rate. Yet, only 39% are caught early. Its rising incidence across age groups, influenced by diet, gender, and genetics, necessitates further research. This Industry Cooperation project tackles this by building a standalone colorectal cancer patient database with…
The laboratory’s semester gathering at ‘Eatogether’ restaurant. To celebrate the graduation of our seniors and to wish our juniors all the best in their future endeavors. Let’s enjoy our time together to the fullest.
Dr. Meng-Hsiun Tsai Presents the works (directed by Ying-Chen Lin, Chung-Ting Lin, Fu-Sheng Hsueh, and Keng-Yuan Nien) at MOE Teaching Practice Research Program Workshop! The professor demonstrated how to enable learners to interact with big data in a virtual 3D environment.
Congratulations! The laboratory’s industry cooperation project (Directed by Yen-Chih Feng, Chia-Hsien Li, Hao-Chang Kao, and Yun-Hsin Li) has been honored with the Excellence Award in the Poster Competition at Taichung Veterans General Hospital.
Dr. Meng-Hsiun Tsai is visiting UC San Diego’s Cancer Center and School of Medicine as a visiting scholar. During this period, the professor will be engaged in research on the development of cancer cell vaccines and bioinformatics.
Dr. Meng-Hsiun Tsai has long been dedicated to research in sports science and artificial intelligence, achieving outstanding results in areas such as athlete stress detection, fatigue monitoring, and sports injury prevention.