2026.10.13 Former Nissan COO Toshiyuki Shiga & Leading Semiconductor Expert Seiji Samukawa Discuss “The Future of Industry and Education IN Japan” Prof. Seiji Samukawa, Director of the Taiwan-Japan Exchange Office (TJEO), is featured in the inaugural article of a new interview series hosted by Fellowship Co., Ltd. In a special dialogue with former Nissan…
Read More2026.09.25 National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University and Mie University Sign MOU on Next-Generation Semiconductor Research On September 25, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) and Mie University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at Mie University regarding the establishment of a joint research lab in the field of wide and ultrawide-bandgap semiconductors. Representing…
Read More2026.09.20 Prof. Samukawa Featured in WEDGE Opinion: “Independence and Self-Respect: Learning Advanced Talent Cultivation from Taiwan” (Published in Wedge October Issue) While Taiwan leads the world in the semiconductor industry, Japan’s presence continues to diminish. What reforms are necessary for Japan to once again drive global innovation?This article re-examines the true definition of “advanced…
Read More2026.07.30 Professor Samukawa’s Article Published in the July 2026 Issue of “Koryu(交流)” An article authored by Professor Samukawa, titled “Taiwan’s Semiconductor Ecosystem and Advanced Human Resource Development: What is the Sustainable Social Structure that Realizes an Innovation-Driven Economic Growth Model?”, has been published in the July 2026 issue of Koryu(交流), a Taiwan information magazine…
Read More2026.07.29 The Core of Taiwan-Japan Semiconductor Synergy: Prof. Samukawa’s Comments Published in Business Today (今週刊) Prof. Samukawa’s commentary was featured in articles related to the “Top 100 Tech Companies in Taiwan, Japan, and Korea” special report by the leading Taiwanese business magazine Business Today (published on July 29, 2026). In the article, Prof.…
Read More2026.07.20 The Heart of Talent Innovation: An Interview with Prof. Samukawa in Taiwan’s Silicon Valley (Wedge 8月号掲載) In his interview, Professor Samukawa captures the true essence of the ecosystem with these words: “The core of Taiwan’s semiconductor ecosystem is not merely a structural connection of government, universities, research institutes, and corporations through systems…
Read More2026.01.30 Japan-Taiwan Disaster Prevention Cooperation Forum in Kaohsiung: Building a Global Model for Disaster Resilience Together On January 30, 2026, the Taiwan-Japan Exchange Office (TJEO), in collaboration with the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association, co-hosted the “Japan-Taiwan Disaster Prevention Cooperation Forum in Kaohsiung, Taiwan 2026” at the Kaohsiung Campus of National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University. Bringing…
Read More2026.01.14 NYCU Advances Taiwan–Japan Semiconductor Co-Creation at SEMICON Japan and Strategic Investment Forums Coinciding with SEMICON Japan, NYCU dispatched a delegation to Tokyo to unveil a new strategic framework for Taiwan-Japan semiconductor collaboration. Based on the concept that today’s competitiveness hinges on ecosystems rather than standalone technologies, this article details the shift from…
Read More2025.12.03 NYCU Broadcast「陽明交大幫幫忙”NYCU Bang Bang Mang”」:Universities as Global Co-creation Hubs: Advancing Taiwan-Japan Semiconductor Collaboration On the December 3rd broadcast of the radio program “NYCU Bang Bang Mang,” SAMUKAWA Seiji , Director, and Chih-Wei Chen, Deputy Director of the Taiwan-Japan Exchange Office, made a guest appearance to discuss the outlook for university-based semiconductor industry-academia collaboration between…
Read More2025.08.25 NYCU’s Views on International Technological Development Featured in Taiwan Journal Exchange(kouryu) At the invitation of KOREEDA Kenichiro, Deputy Director of the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association Kaohsiung Office, TJEO Director SAMUKAWA Seiji, Deputy Director Austin Chen, CEO YC TSENG of the NYCU International Strategy Cooperation Office for Semiconductor jointly expressed their views on Japan-Taiwan relations and…
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