First of all, I will like to thank Prof Jiun-Jih Miau as my mentor and supervisor in my research journey. I was his student and he always strictly discipline his students whenever we were doing our research. His guidance and philosophy towards research attitude had greatly motivated me to strike forward to become a successful researcher. Although I wasn’t the most outstanding among my peers however, my perseverance and passion lead me to my success today. Furthermore, I found out the important of knowledge sharing and culture-crossing communication between local and foreign researchers, which later leads me to start an organization call Center of Inter-Integration (CII). This organization narrows the gaps between each research field and even creates networks between researcher, universities and even ministries.

I always believe that leaders should have 3C characteristics to lead a success organization. The first “C” is capability, leaders should not only have the intelligence for science or business strategy, but also the wisdom for application and investigation skills to magnify the potential of individuals which optimize the capability of their teams. Secondly, leaders should be proficient in communication which is the second “C”. Good communication brings closer relationship between each individual at the same widen the network across different disciplines. Lastly, leaders must always treasure the Chances (third “C”) that given to them. Not every smart person is always successful, however successful person always hold on to their chances.

My future plans to promote more labs cooperation between universities locally and internationally. This helps our local students to expose to new design techniques, cultures and ethics that foreign researchers are valuing. Currently, I’m very grateful to receive the invitation from our Taiwan government to participate in a joint venture with India education ministry for three years (2020 -2023) which give me an opportunity to further improve the communication between researchers and students from India and Taiwan.