Taiwan’s researchers are uncovering the genetic roots of lung cancer among non-smokers, positioning the island as a leader in precision oncology, though regulatory and funding hurdles still slow the path from discovery to care.
Turing Space founder Jeff Hu shares how his Taiwan-based startup is redefining digital identity and verification across borders. In this in-depth interview, he reflects on his early path in technology, global expansion lessons, and the race to preserve trust in an AI-driven world.
Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Kaohsiung are redefining smart city development in Taiwan, using AI and data-driven tools to improve governance, sustainability, and daily life across their distinct urban landscapes.
Taiwanese companies are shifting from external hiring to upskilling within, as demographic pressures and AI integration reshape the workforce, making continuous learning and adaptive leadership key to long-term competitiveness.
Taiwan’s energy future faces competing pressures: a failed nuclear referendum, major new green investments, grid resilience reviews, corruption scandals, and circular economy initiatives all shaping the path ahead.
A pioneer in Taiwan’s MICE industry, Kitty Wong shares lessons from her decades-long career—championing sustainability, challenging norms, and leading with authenticity in a fast-evolving global events landscape.
Labubu’s rise from niche collectible to global fashion and pop culture icon reveals how Asia’s ‘ugly-cute’ aesthetic is reshaping consumer behavior, emotional expression, and the intersection of art, luxury, and fandom.
Eli Lilly Taiwan’s Lauren Lazowski shares insights on leadership, healthcare innovation, and the importance of breaking stigma in chronic disease care. In this interview, she reflects on her career journey, Taiwan’s healthcare challenges, and how her team stays inspired and aligned.
Once stalled by regulatory ambiguity, Taiwan’s geothermal sector is finally gaining traction with new permitting rules and growing public-private partnerships. But to scale this overlooked energy source, the country must overcome drilling challenges, data gaps, and fragmented policymaking.
Taiwan is strengthening civil resilience by working closely with local communities to expand emergency response training and disaster preparedness through the WOSR Committee and alternative service programs.
