On October 16th, President Wang Sea-fue, Vice President Thomas C.K. Yang, and Dean of Research and Development Office Chuang Ho-chiao, visited The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State), to discuss joint research and education programs in the fields of energy and semiconductor. During this visit, Neeli Bendapudi, President of Penn State, and Wang also signed MOUs of dual degree programs in computer science & information engineering, and interaction design. 

President Wang mentioned that, as an alumnus of both Penn State and Taipei Tech, he has been actively seeking collaboration opportunities between the two universities for years. "Taipei Tech and Penn State will continue to offer various dual-degree programs and provide fundings to support faculty's joint research projects,"said Wang. 

The US National Science Foundation has funded both universities to implement a student exchange program. Sixteen graduate students from Penn State will come to Taipei Tech to learn about developing next-generation displays and to participate in an internship program at AU Optronics(AUO), the world-renowned panel manufacturer. 

Resource from Taipei Tech News ：https://www-en.ntut.edu.tw/p/406-1006-124248,r1195.php?Lang=en

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