Ding-Yong Hong is an Associate Research Fellow at the Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica , with over a decade of expertise in compiler optimization, dynamic binary translation, and parallel architectures. He has published in top-tier journals and conferences, including IEEE TPDS and ACM CGO. PhD in Computer Science from National Tsing Hua University (2013) His research focuses on AI compilers, virtualization, and parallel computing systems (multicores, GPUs, SIMD). He has received the Best Paper Award at IEEE ICPADS 2016 and delivered invited talks at Intel, Google, and HiPEAC conferences. Scientific Awards: Best Paper Award of IEEE ICPADS 2016
Associate Professor Shih-wei Liao is a faculty member in the Department of Information Engineering at National Taiwan University, leading the ABC Lab / NTU Consensus Lab. His research bridges blockchain technology, Fintech, and Big Data systems with real-world applications. His research expertise spans: Blockchain systems (consensus protocols, environmental monitoring, Gcoin implementation) Fintech applications (digital currency, RegTech, automated clearinghouse) AI/ML optimization (CNN memory traffic, medical imaging, pollution forecasting) Compiler and virtual machine design (Android legacy systems) Recent publications (2018-2021) show strong focus on environmental blockchain applications, IoT security, and medical AI - with work published in IEEE conferences, Blockchain Robotics AI conferences, and journals like IEEE Network. His research demonstrates consistent evolution from foundational Android systems to cutting-edge blockchain applications. Awards include: Google Founders' Award for Android contributions CGO'04 Best Paper Award Nominee The ABC Lab maintains active industry partnerships with major technology companies and financial institutions, evidenced by seminars with Bitfinex/Tether executives and collaborations on Taiwan's Asia Silicon Valley Project. Professor Liao pioneered NTU's Blockchain course in 2015 and leads the NTU RegTech initiative. The lab operates from office R514 with Friday office hours (15:00-17:00), focusing on 'impact, learning-by-doing, interdisciplinary' approaches as stated in their mission.
Chen Yalin is a Professor in the Department of Information Engineering at National Taiwan University. Their responsibilities include compiling regulations for the Information Science Group, managing faculty personnel applications (appointments, promotions, secondments, part-time employment, leaves, and overseas studies), and overseeing departmental administration and document processing. They also handle committee selections, liaison with Information Science Group meetings, and submissions for National Science Council Outstanding Research Awards. Research interests are inferred from their departmental role in Information Engineering, focusing on areas related to computer science, information technology, and academic governance. Their work primarily supports institutional operations and administrative frameworks within the academic sector.
