
Pioneering Study in Plant Sciences in Institute of Plant Biology
Principal Investigator : Chiu-Ping CHENG
團隊人數 : 15
Study Field : Photobiology, Stress Biology, Genomics of plants
Forms of Int'l Cooperation : Joint Research Project, Personnel Exchange, Student Exchange, Equipment Share, Seminar, Joint Patent Application, MOU/Collaborative Agreement
Lab Introduction
Pioneering Study in Plant Sciences group consists of fifteen members from different departments working across the spectrum of photobiology, stress biology, and genomics. Photobiology research investigates the growth and development of plants affected by light quality, quantity, period and direction.
Stress Biology mainly focuses on the physiological response to biotic or abiotic factors. Human beings face more intense climate change. Researchers discover plant response mechanism to the stress in the aspects of heat, drought, submerge, salinity, physical wounding and plant-microbe-arthropod (PMA) interactions. Research of the genomics and gene expression group includes investigation of genetic diversity between wild type and mutants or diversity among species. The outcomes may help variety improvement, finding new compounds for medical and timber industrial usage as well.
In summary, all the research in our group is to enhance our outstanding of basic plant sciences research and possible applications of crop improving in agriculture in near future.
International Cooperation Experience
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| GermanyPersonnel Exchange
2018/01/01 ~ 2019/04/30
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Institute of Plant Biology, College of Life Science, College of Bio-Resources & Agriculture | Hong Kong, Japan, Mainland China, South KoreaSeminar
2018/12/07 ~ 2018/12/07
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK); National Taiwan University (NTU) | Hong Kong, TaiwanSeminar
2018/06/15 ~ 2018/06/16
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Chinese Culture University College of Agriculture; National Taiwan University Institute of Plant Biology (NTUIPB); Agricultural Biotechnology Research Center, Academia Sinica; Life Sciences Research Promotion Center (LSRPC) | Mainland China, TaiwanSeminar
2017/12/03 ~ 2017/12/09
Contact
Principal Investigator

Position : Professor, Institute of Plant Biology
Email : chiupingcheng@ntu.edu.tw
Education / Background :