National Chung Hsing University and College of Engineering collaborates with The University of New Mexico and Fulbright Hays Faculty Research Abroad with STEM EducationAug. 25, 2023

This August 18th the College of Engineering hosted the first Low-Cost Efficient Wireless Intelligent Sensor (LEWIS) Workshop in Structural Health Monitoring at Taichung, in collaboration with the University of New Mexico (UNM), the Fulbright Foundation of US and Taiwan. The college of engineering is known for its STEM excellence, as they have multiple educational activities that focus on new technologies in the classroom. However, the training in new technologies in engineering is in general below the expectations on industry as there are no regular classes on these advance technical contents, and hence no time to teach new materials in the curriculum. Historically, this has caused a mismatch between demands from jobs on new technologies and the sensor technology. Professor Moreu from UNM and the professors Song and Chi-Chin at NCHU have created a workshop in sensing technology to bridge that gap. Assistant Professor Shieh-Kung Huang also assisted the workshop and encouraged students to learn the new LEWIS approach to structural health monitoring.

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