E3 Center joins the NTU Lab Spotlight platform to foster international collaboration

The E3 Center has been invited to join NTU Lab Spotlight, the platform curated by National Taiwan University's Office of International Affairs to showcase the university's research labs to prospective international partners — and to open doors for joint research, personnel and student exchange, seminars, and collaborative agreements.

What the Profile Covers

The Center's Lab Spotlight page, hosted under the College of Engineering, presents the group's identity in full: NTU E3 Research Center (Energy × Economics × Environment), led by Prof. I-Yun Lisa Hsieh, working across energy system management, smart low-carbon grids, electric and hydrogen mobility, and net-zero emission strategies. The profile emphasizes what makes the group distinctive — interdisciplinary integration and data-driven analysis in service of feasible policy and technological solutions for the energy transition, in Taiwan and beyond — alongside its commitment to educating T-shaped sustainability professionals and engaging the public with fact-based knowledge.

A Track Record of Crossing Borders

The invitation reflects collaboration already underway. The profile highlights the Center's partnership with the Urban Institute at Kyushu University, running since 2023 across joint research, personnel exchange, and student exchange — a relationship that has since produced the NTU × Kyushu University Joint Workshop on Energy, Mobility, and Sustainability. The Center's international engagements have continued to widen, from the NTU–University of Groningen joint seminar to research partnerships spanning Asia and Europe.

For institutions and researchers exploring collaboration with the Center, the Lab Spotlight profile — and this website — are the places to start.

Read more: the E3 Center's profile on NTU Lab Spotlight