Life Sciences

Since its establishment in 1994, The Department of Life Science has been aimed to high quality research and education in the field of life sciences. We are striving for recruiting faculty members, building infrastructure, and improving the laboratory experiments. Currently, our department has 11 faculty members in charge of 11 majors (genetics, biochemistry, viral immunology, molecular cellular physiology, cellular signal transduction, neurobiology, structural biology, cell biology, nanobiology, bioinformatics, and molecular immunology), with the goal of becoming an internationally competitive department in both education and research.