112年度國家衛生研究院生物醫學學術研討會
2023 Biomedical Research Symposium of National Health Research Institutes
- Time: August 9th ~ August 10th, 2023
- Location: National Institutes of Health, Zhunan Campus
- Participants:
- Project leader: Associate Researcher Ming-Yen Lin
- Full-time research assistant: Chung-Yu Tai
Meeting Notes
The project leader and assistants attended the National Institutes of Health Biomedical Science Symposium from August 9 to 10. This event is an annual gathering for experts in biomedical science in Taiwan, providing an opportunity to exchange research and explore future directions, especially following the stabilization of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The conference featured plenary speeches and group discussions across various professional fields. These talks highlighted the National Institutes of Health’s contributions to integrated medical research, inspiring participants with diverse perspective.
Poster presentations were also a key component of the event. Researchers had the opportunity to showcase their progress, and the discussion sessions allowed for in-depth exchanges that helped clarify challenges and spark new ideas for future projects.
A notable part of the conference was the meeting held during the halftime break between the project leader, assistants, and the NIH's cooperative executive team. The meeting focused on exploring future collaborations in the biomedical field, which is crucial for advancing research and development.
On the final day, the discussions turned to critical issues like chemotherapy prescription errors and advancements in diabetic nephropathy treatments. A significant topic was the role of SGLT2 in diabetes management, with experts emphasizing the importance of incorporating scientific data into clinical decision-making for better patient outcomes.
Overall, the conference was highly beneficial, offering opportunities for collaboration and insight into cutting-edge biomedical research. It underscored the importance of cross-institutional cooperation for advancing health technology and driving innovation in future research projects.
