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The awarding ceremony of the "A+ Cultural Assets Creativity Awards" was held by the Bureau of Cultural Heritage at the Ministry of Culture at the Taichung Cultural Heritage Park on October 14. The "Traditional Performing Arts x Museum" video series, released by NCU's Kunqu Museum in 2022, centered on interdisciplinary knowledge exchange between traditional Chinese operas and the museum. The series won the Silver Award for the social group in the "Cultural Heritage Digital Media" category.

National Central University honorably garnered 13 awards, including 3 gold, 3 silver, and 5 bronze medals, alongside 2 special enterprise awards, at the prestigious Taiwan Innotech Expo 2023, establishing itself as the leading institution in awards received among universities and colleges.

National Central University (NCU), aiming to foster collaboration between biomedical science and space technology, has established the "Space Biomedical Ground Test Laboratory." On October 6, a signing ceremony for a memorandum of cooperation was held with ten enterprises. The goal is to join forces with the corporate sector to create a test laboratory conforming to international space station standards. This facility aims to simulate biomedical experiments in space environments, paving the way for future advancements in space biomedical science!

National Central University and Tripod Nano Technology have announced a joint effort to advance the key technology research and development of " Hydrogen Production From Seawater , " This is important and a crucial step for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG),which towards zero-carbon emissions.

Professor Liu Jann-Yenq and his team from the Center for Astronautical Physics and Engineering at National Central University have achieved a breakthrough in understanding the physical mechanisms of pre-earthquake phenomena by utilizing Formosa Satellite 5 (Formosat-5) and the advanced ionospheric probe (AIP), nicknamed the "Space Rubik's Cube." They successfully observed precursors associated with the 12 November 2017 M7.3 Iran and Iraq earthquake—both temporal and spatial anomalies in the ionosphere, and space weather—global signatures of ionospheric storms. This success unravels the mysteries behind the ionospheric precursors of earthquakes as well as the electric field. Their findings have been published in the latest issue of Surveys in Geophysics.