鄭梅君分子生化研究室
The Cheng BioLab
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Wen-Chi won an excellence poster award at the 2022 post-pandemic era for frontier plant science and sustainable agriculture conference!
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Hui-Hsien won an honorable mention award at the 2022 post-pandemic era for frontier plant science and sustainable agriculture conference!
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Hui-Hsien won the High Distinction award of 3 min-lightning talk competition at the 2022 post-pandemic era for frontier plant science and sustainable agriculture conference
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Wen-Chi won the 2nd prize of the best plant science master thesis award from 2022 Taiwan Society of Plant Biology (TSPB)
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Our lab joined the 33rd TSPB meeting - 2022 Post-pandemic era for frontier plant science and sustainable agriculture conference
2022 Post-pandemic era for frontier plant science and sustainable agriculture conference was held in Huisun Forest area, Nantou, during 9/30-10/2
Dr. Cheng receives outstanding teaching award from NTU
Wen-Chi won an excellent poster award at 生技所 thesis poster competition
Latest review article "Phytochrome signaling networks" published in Annual Review of Plant Biology
Dr. Cheng's latest review article entitled "Phytochrome signaling networks" has been accepted by Annual Review of Plant Biology (Impact Factor: 19.54) and will be published in Volume 72, 2021 of ARPB.
Dr. Cheng receives NTU Chen-Yung Foundation Fellowship
(台大勇源拔粹講座)
Latest Research published in Winslow Briggs Special Issue in Molecular Plant
Dr. Cheng's latest article entitled "PCH1 and PCHL Directly Interact with PIF1, Promote Its Degradation, and Inhibit Its Transcriptional Function during Photomorphogenesis" has been accepted by Molecular Plant (Impact Factor: 10.812). Left is a cover designed by Chih-Peng Yuan in memoriam of Winslow, who was a giant in Photobiology.
Recruiting now - Open positions for Research Assistant, PhD students and Master students
Our lab is recruiting research assistant, PhD and master students. We welcome anyone who is interested in biochemical science and plant research. No lab experience needed as long as you are willing to learn. Please send your CV and a brief intro stating what you want to do and learn in our lab to ninadscheng@ntu.edu.tw
Dr. Cheng receives MOST Young Scholar Fellowship-Einstein project (愛因斯坦計畫)
Dr. Cheng receives the MOST-funded 5-year grant to develop a translational regulatory network during light-stress crosstalk in plants through international collaboration among UT-Austin and NTU.