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Let’s Talk BusinessIn order to provide business matchmaking opportunities despite the many challenges due to COVID-19, on April 8th, GLORIA Project Office invited startups to participated “Let’s talk Business One-on-one Matchmaking” to explore new frontiers without the limitation of space and time. The Matchmaking event partnered with 10 VC/CVC and hospital institutions to provide potential investment, proof of concept, and strategic partner opportunities. The event focused on the following themes, Smart Agriculture, Fintech and Healthcare, and successfully attracted 9 university startups over 5 universities including National Taiwan University, Taipei Medical University, Taipei University of Science and Technology, National Chengchi University, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, and completed a total of 12 One-on-one Matchmaking sessions online. The Matchmaking has ended with partner investors and university startups expressing positive feedback through means of integrating related communities via effective channels virtually. Many investors and university startups have made future arrangements todiscuss further collaboration. The Project office will continue to organize events online and offline to bridge academia and industry, and stimulate international collaboration. Photo description: Parelle matchmaking sessions taking place onlineSEE MORE
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Taiwans Strength in BiotechnologyMedical Research Highly Recognized. Ministry of ScienceTechnology Creates Blue Ocean of Digital HealthBiomedicine.The daily confirmed new cases of the novel coronavirus pandemic have greatly affected people around the world and drawn attention to industries of various countries regarding medical care and biotechnology. Taiwan's excellent results on the fight against the pandemic have won the recognition from the world's public health and medical systems the made global businesses pay attention to Taiwan's research and development efforts on biotechnology medical care. In order to showcase university students' achievements in scientific and technological studies and establish links with companies at home and abroad, the Ministry of Science and Technology has set up an area for 14 schools in the Global Research & Industry Alliance at BIO Asia - Taiwan 2020. The area showcases medical care and biological gene technologies on testing, medical devices, vaccines, drug development, health big data, the Internet of Things, AI and 5G, outlining the future prospect of digital health technology. At the opening ceremony of the alliance today (23), Minister Tsung-Tsong Wu of the MOST said in a speech that he hopes that through the "Online + Live" demo this year, other industry practitioners around the world who cannot attend the event can also witness the momentum of Taiwan's research in biomedical technology. Minister Wu attended the contract signing of collaboration projects valuing NT$135 million between five schools and other well-known domestic and foreign enterprises, and there were National Taiwan University and Cathay Financial Holdings, National Tsing Hua University and Amed Co., Ltd., National Central University and DSM N.V. from the Netherlands, China Medical University and Ever Fortune.AI, and Chang Gung University and EZConn Corp. Minister Wu pointed out that the continuous promotion of industry-academia collaboration in biomedical technology and other fields can facilitate the connection between the results and talents in scientific studies at home and abroad and the market. He also hopes that universities will continue to strive for the commercialization of technological studies and establish R&D centers to integrate regional resources, establish inter-school collaboration and develop doctoral talents, especially those in the semiconductor field which is the core of Taiwan's industry development. Strategic planning will also be incorporated into the development of Taiwan's six core industries to make Taiwan a key force and partner in the future global industries and scientific studies. The special area in the show features 14 schools in the alliance, including Chung Yuan Christian University, China Medical University, Chang Gung University, National Central University, National Chung Hsing University, National Chiao Tung University, National Cheng Kung University, National Tsing Hua University, National Yang Ming University, National Taiwan University, National Taiwan Normal University, National Taiwan Ocean University, Taipei Medical University and Far East University, demonstrating their innovation and R&D results in the fields of biotechnology, drug development, precision medicine, medical AI, innovative medical devices, smart medicine, genes testing, sports science, agricultural biotechnology, and AIoT smart pandemic control. The abovementioned 14 schools also conducted public presentations of their innovative studies, covering applications such as pandemic control technology, agricultural biotechnology, drug development, gene testing, innovative medical devices, genetic selection, virus testing, rapid screening of novel coronavirus, biotechnology, magnetic biomedicine, reproductive chip, medical AI and cutting-edge biomedical technology.SEE MORE
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Global market recognized GLORIA attracted 200 million USD businessGLORIA partnership Fair in US east coast was so successful that local companies were quite exited and actively invited GLOIRA deepen deployement in local industry Fong-Chin Su, Executive Vice President of National Cheng Kung University, Former Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) of Taiwan, led Global Research & Industry Alliance (GLORIA) delegation to USA from October 21 to 25. The delegation consisted of university alliances: National Cheng Kung University (NCKU), National Yang-Ming University (NYMU), National Central University (NCU), National Tsing Hua University (NTHU), National Taiwan University (NTU), Taipei Medical University (TMU), National Chung Hsing University (NCHU), National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), and National Chengchi University (NCCU). Assisted by Science and Technology Divisions, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Boston and San Francisco, GLORIA visited world leading organizations including IBM Watson Research Center, MIT, and UC Berkeley. Through networking with more than one hundred local industries, furthermore, GLORIA held respectively a business partnering fair in Boston and Silicon Valley, the world’s topmost clusters of biotechnology, high-tech, and startups. This partnering fair successfully promoted 298 rounds of business discussions, signed eight contracts of university-industry innovative cooperation, and attracted businesses more than 200 million USD. GLORIA was successfully recognized by global market! Providing advanced technology and innovative services, GLORIA proactively creates values for members, promotes international cooperation on innovation and business, and therefore receives great appreciation from remarkable international companies, including, on October 23 mainly at Boston, IBM achieving consensus with GLORIA on clinic research data, financial data, and healthcare data cooperation; world-class venture company EGI Capital signing MOU with National Cheng Kung University; Cambridge Blockchain (the first blockchain company invested by PayPal the leading global payment enterprise) and Gamma Paradigm Capital (the excess return company receiving Morgan Stanley Award for Excellence), respectively signing diamond member contract and MOU with National Chengchi University; KANG Healthcare, the world’s first Chinese Medicine digital diagnosis company, signing MOU with Taipei Medical University; and on October 25 at Silicon Valley, the leader in enterprise software company SAP signing LOI with National Cheng Kung University; and cutting-edge startup companies MedicusTek, Apeximmune, AiCare respectively signing MOU with Taipei Medical University. GLORIA has been initiated and promoted by MOST of Taiwan since September 2017. Twenty alliances has been established covering advanced technology fields of Semiconductor, Artificial Intelligence, Finance Technology, Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, Smart Machinery, Intelligent Agriculture, Aquaculture, and Intelligent Education. Nowadays, there are 300 well-known companies participating as GLORIA members, 2,645 cases of university-industry cooperation and technology transfer, and more than 56 million USD industry funding towards universities. After achieving great successes in Boston and Silicon Valley, MOST will continually facilitate innovative partnership between GLORIA and the world’s leading organizations and companies, including collaborating with Chinese Biotechnology Association to connect US west coast biotechnology industry for strengthening GLORIA’s core competence on international deployment and benefiting both academia and industry. GLORIA Partnership Fair in US west coast promoted 4 cases of international university-industry cooperation and partnered with strategic companies for expanding GLORIA market in US west coast. (from left: Medicus Tek co-founder C. Jason Wang, Apeximmune Therapeutics CEO Li-Fen Lee, TMU Vice President Chieh-Hsi Wu, Section Chief Department of Academia-Industry Collaboration and Science Park Affairs of Ministry of Science and Technology Hua-Wei Hsu, Former Deputy Minister of MOST Fong-Chin Su、Director of Science and Technology Division of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in San Francisco Chih-Cheng Yeh, SAP Head of Strategic Business Unit Richard Chen, AiCare CEO Sean Tan)SEE MORE

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- National Taiwan University
- National Taiwan University Industry Liaison Office (NTUILO)
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- National Tsing Hua University
- T-GloRIA
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- National Chiao Tung University
- GLORIA-Semicon
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- National Cheng Kung University
- GLORIA NCKU
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- National Chengchi University
- NCCU FINTECH GLORIA
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- National Yang-Ming University
- International League of Medical Implant Clinical Test and Commercial Promotion
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- National Chung Hsing University
- NCHU Global Research & Industry Alliance
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- National Central University
- Wisdom Health Care and Disease Prevention of Industrial Liaison Program
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- National Sun Yat-sen University
- Industrial Liaison Office
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- National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
- Taiwan Tech GLORIA
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- Taipei Medical University
- TMU BioMED
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- National Taipei University of Technology
- International Academia-Industry Alliance of NTUT (IAIA NTUT)
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- China Medical University
- Advance Biomedical with Blockchain Industry Alliance; ABBA
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- Far East University
- Global Intelligent Manufacturing Alliance for Advanced Composite Materials
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- National Formosa University
- The alliance of advanced manufacturing for the aerospace processing supply chain
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- Chung Yuan Christian University
- Global Research & Industry Alliance in CYCU (Gloria CYCU)
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- National Taiwan Ocean University
- National Taiwan Ocean University Global Research and Industry Alliance (NTOU GLORIA)
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- Feng Chia University
- FCU GLORIA
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- National Taiwan Normal University
- Industry Liaison Office
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- Chang Gung University
- International Intelligent Biotech and Medical Alliance