Feng-Jen Tsai

Feng-Jen Tsai is a Professor at Taipei Medical University, holding joint appointments in the Ph.D. Program in Global Health and Health Security, Master Program in Food Safety, Graduate Institute of Health and Biotechnology Law, and Master Program in Global Health and Development. He serves as Director of the Global Health Security Research Center and previously held leadership roles in academic programs and divisions related to public health and occupational safety.

• Education:
  • Ph.D., Institute of Occupational Medicine and Industrial Hygiene, National Taiwan University (2010)
  • M.S. Law, National Taiwan University (2005)
  • B.S. Law and Public Health, National Taiwan University (2002)

Research Interests span Global Health, Work Pressure, Aging Effects, and Public Health Law. His work integrates climate change impacts on respiratory diseases, antimicrobial resistance policy analysis, and social determinants of elderly loneliness.

Recent Articles highlight climate change effects on COPD and asthma mortality, policy frameworks for infectious disease control, and social dynamics in aging populations.

Scientific Awards include the Scholarship Award for NF-KappaB and MAP Kinase Signaling in Inflammation (Keystone Symposia, 2016).

Grants derive from government collaborations, including

• Ministry of Health and Welfare (2025): Infectious Disease Control Policy
• National Science and Technology Council (2024): Covid-19 Policy Impact
• National Health Research Institutes (2023): Allergic Inflammation Mechanisms

Labs & Teams: Director of TMU Research Center of Health and Welfare Policy and Global Health Security Research Center, collaborating internationally on health regulations and pandemic preparedness.