The Director of the NTHU Brain Research Center, Ann-Shyn Chiang (江安世, front-right), and Professor Chung-Chuan Lo (羅中泉, front-left) of the Institute for Systems Neuroscience led a cross-disciplinary team to crack the code of the fruit fly’s brain. The team included Ruei-Huang Chen (陳瑞煌, from back-left), a doctoral student at NTHU’s Institute of Systems Neuroscience; Li-Shan Cheng (鄭力珊), a master’s student in NTHU’s Department of Physics; Ching-Che Charng (強敬哲), a doctoral student from the Institute of Systems Neuroscience; and Guan-Lin Feng (馮冠霖), a postdoctoral researcher at the Brain Research Center. (Photo: National Tsing Hua University)
The Director of the NTHU Brain Research Center, Ann-Shyn Chiang (江安世, front-right), and Professor Chung-Chuan Lo (羅中泉, front-left) of the Institute for Systems Neuroscience led a cross-disciplinary team to crack the code of the fruit fly’s brain. The team included Ruei-Huang Chen (陳瑞煌, from back-left), a doctoral student at NTHU’s Institute of Systems Neuroscience; Li-Shan Cheng (鄭力珊), a master’s student in NTHU’s Department of Physics; Ching-Che Charng (強敬哲), a doctoral student from the Institute of Systems Neuroscience; and Guan-Lin Feng (馮冠霖), a postdoctoral researcher at the Brain Research Center. (Photo: National Tsing Hua University)