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Taiwan’s leading semiconductor process equipment manufacturer, Zhi Sheng Industrial Co., Ltd., and Feng Chia University held the 2025–26 Academic Year成果發表會 for the Feng Chia University–Zhi Sheng Industrial Team Innovation Incentive Development Fund on August 11 at the University’s Science and Aerospace Building. Since 2022, Zhi Sheng Industrial has donated a total of NT$5 million over five years to establish the fund, which has supported 13 interdisciplinary innovation teams to date. At the presentation event, Zhi Sheng Industrial General Manager You-Wen Liang and Feng Chia University President Vey Wang attended in person to witness the成果 of industry-academia collaboration and innovation projects.
Zhi Sheng Industrial General Manager You-Wen Liang (front row, third from right), Feng Chia University President Vey Wang (front row, fourth from right), Vice President Eric Kuo-Hao Tang (front row, fifth from right), Distinguished Chair Professor Bing-Jean Lee (front row, third from left), and Dean of Industry Collaboration Yu-Cheng Liu (front row, second from left) all attended the event in person.
At the presentation event, four project teams showcased their innovative achievements:
- Distinguished Chair Professor Bing-Jean Lee’s Team (Office of Technology Development) launched the 2026 Feng Chia University Technology Innovation Application Competition, attracting 148 teams and 661 faculty members and students. The competition encourages participants to address real-world challenges through innovative technologies and human-centered solutions, highlighting interdisciplinary integration and practical innovation. The initiative also aligns with Taiwan’s policy priorities in AI development, net-zero transition, and smart city construction while fostering future-ready talent.
- Assistant Professor Chuan-Sheng Wei’s Team (Department of Applied Mathematics, Softball Faculty Association Team) implemented the Sustainable Development Proposal for Feng Chia University Softball Programs, integrating ESG and SDG indicators into campus sporting events. The project promotes green and low-impact competitions while advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), turning sustainability principles into concrete actions in campus sports.
- Associate Professor Chao-Chan Wu’s Team (Department of Cooperative Economics and Social Entrepreneurship) developed an analytical framework titled Key Factors for Taiwanese SMEs Adopting Carbon Management Control Systems (CMCS). The framework helps resource-constrained small and medium-sized enterprises conduct systematic assessments, allocate resources more effectively, and incorporate carbon management into their core business strategies.
- Assistant Professor Hao Wang’s Team (Department of Cooperative Economics and Social Entrepreneurship) carried out the project“Bamboo for Life” – Launching Sustainable Tourism in Indigenous Communities on Palawan Island through Renewable Energy, Clean Water, and Quality Education. The team installed solar power systems and water filtration facilities while providing financial literacy and equipment management training, helping local communities build self-sufficiency in managing utilities and community assets.
With financial support and unconditional backing from Zhi Sheng Industrial, Feng Chia University continues to transform academic research into actionable solutions for industrial and societal challenges, providing Taiwan’s next generation with the resources and platforms needed to turn innovative ideas into reality.
A special highlight of the event was the inauguration ceremony for the Chief Scientist position. You-Wen Liang, CEO of Zhi Sheng Industrial (left), formally presented a team jacket to Chi-Chang Wang, Distinguished Professor at Feng Chia University (center), and posed for a commemorative photo with Vey Wang, President of Feng Chia University (right), officially announcing Professor Wang’s appointment as Chief Scientist of Zhi Sheng Industrial.

The four faculty members shared their teams’ innovative achievements during the presentation event.
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