Israeli University Delegation Visits Yuan Ze University

        The delegation from Ariel University, a partner school in Israel, led by Itzhaq Shai, Vice President, led the Orit Tassa Section Chief and Efrat Katz research specialists from the R&D department, and Taiwanese doctoral student Benjamin Yang to visit Yuan Ze University to understand the school's research energy and Taiwan's higher education system. President Liao Qingrong personally led the reception and discussed future academic cooperation policies.

                Principal Liao Qingrong stated that a delegation from her sister schools will be arranged to visit various research centers and laboratories, and we will also discuss cooperation models with professors from Yuan Ze University, including the establishment of an exchange scholar program, a graduate internship program, and a joint project research between Taiwan and Israel. We hope to promote a mutually prosperous and friendly cooperation through the abundant research energy of the two schools.

        Yuan Ze University has eight research centers, including the Green Technology Research Center (Fuel Cell Center), the Intelligent Production and Management Innovation Research Center, and the Artificial Intelligence Cross domain Innovation Application Center. In this plan, professors from six research centers will meet with delegations to promote a deeper understanding of each other's research directions and achievements, and lay the foundation for future exchanges. Liang Yunjia, the Deputy Section Chief of the Intelligent Production and Management Innovation Research Center, stated that the laboratory equipment of our school is advanced, the technology is proficient, and there are rich cooperation cases with well-known enterprises. Receiving delegations is an important part of the school's promotion of internationalization, which can showcase the outstanding performance of teachers and students.

        Ariel University in Israel is a public university that became the eighth university in the country in 2012. Currently, there are approximately 17000 students, 495 teachers, and over 20 research centers, collaborating with international organizations and universities around the world.

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