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Taiwanese magnetism research recognized internationally with AUMS awards

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  • Professor Chang Ching-Ray from National Taiwan University and Professor Yoshishige Suzuki from Osaka Institute of Technology have jointly received the AUMS Award, the highest honor in Asian magnetism research.
  • Dr. Chu Tan-Ju, a researcher at NTU's Center for Condensed Matter Sciences, won the AUMS Young Researcher Award, highlighting Taiwan's strength in magnetism and spintronics.
  • The AUMS, formed by magnetic societies from several Asian countries, presents its awards every two years to recognize significant contributions to magnetism research.

Taiwan's contributions to magnetism research have earned international recognition with two prominent awards from the Asian Union of Magnetics Societies (AUMS). Professor Chang Ching-Ray, an emeritus professor at National Taiwan University and a distinguished chair professor at Chung Yuan Christian University, has been honored with the AUMS Award. He shares this prestigious accolade, considered the highest honor in Asian magnetism research, with Professor Yoshishige Suzuki of Osaka Institute of Technology.

Dr. Chu Tan-Ju, a researcher at NTU's Center for Condensed Matter Sciences, has been recognized with the AUMS Young Researcher Award. Her achievement underscores Taiwan's growing research capabilities in magnetism and spintronics.

He has made pioneering contributions in the fields of quantum computing, spintronics, nanotechnology, and quantum education. His research integrates quantum information science, advanced materials, and quantum-inspired computing, and he has long promoted international cooperation and cultivated scientific talent in Asia.

— AUMS Award CitationThe award citation praised Professor Chang Ching-Ray's contributions to magnetism research.

The Asian Union of Magnetics Societies, established in 2009, comprises magnetic societies from Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Russia. The AUMS Award is presented biennially to Asian scholars who have made significant advancements in magnetism, magnetic materials, and their applications.

Professor Chang's award specifically acknowledges his pioneering work in quantum computing, spintronics, nanotechnology, and quantum education. His research integrates quantum information science, advanced materials, and quantum-inspired computing, alongside his long-standing commitment to fostering international collaboration and nurturing scientific talent in Asia. Chang also noted his recent inclusion in the "Quantum 100" list for the UN's "2025 International Year of Quantum Science and Technology" for his work in promoting quantum technology.

I have long been dedicated to research in spintronics and micromagnetics, and this award is an important affirmation.

— Chang Ching-RayProfessor Chang Ching-Ray commented on receiving the AUMS Award.
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