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GLOBAL ACADEMIC MISSION

Deepening International Research Hubs: NDMU Graduate Institute of Pharmacology
Officially Signs MOU with the Institute of Physiology of the Czech Academy of Sciences

May 26, 2026

【Prague, Czech Republic】 The Graduate Institute of Pharmacology at National Defense Medical University (NDMU) has achieved another spectacular milestone in international academic diplomacy! Prof. Eagle Yi-Kung Huang, Director of the Institute, recently traveled to Prague to officially sign a bilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Dr. Ondřej Kuda, Director of the Institute of Physiology of the Czech Academy of Sciences (FGÚ).

Officially taking effect on June 1, 2026, for a five-year tenure, this landmark agreement unfolds an exciting new chapter for cutting-edge medical and pharmacological research collaborations between Taiwan and the Czech Republic. As a premier European powerhouse in neuroscience and physiological metabolism research, FGÚ represents the pinnacle of scientific innovation in the region.

MOU Signing Ceremony between NDMU and FGÚ
📸 Historic Moment: FGÚ Director, Dr. Ondřej Kuda (left), and NDMU Pharmacology Director, Prof. Eagle Yi-Kung Huang (right), officially exchange the newly ratified 5-year cooperative agreement.
Academic Fellowship in Prague
📸 Academic Fellowship: Prof. Eagle Yi-Kung Huang reunited with Dr. Jan Svoboda (right), Deputy Head of the Laboratory of Neurophysiology of Memory at FGÚ, showcasing deep inter-institutional ties.

This historic alliance was driven by the dedicated recommendation and unwavering support of Dr. Jan Svoboda. Following his prestigious visit and lecture at NDMU in 2024, both institutes recognized a profound synergy in research philosophies and educational visions, establishing a resilient, family-like bond.

Prof. Huang’s reciprocal mission to Prague was welcomed with exceptional warmth by Dr. Svoboda and his colleagues. From rigorous intellectual discourse within scientific laboratories to cultural walks across the historic "City of a Hundred Spires," this mission perfectly embodies a sincere, rock-solid academic fellowship that transcends geographical boundaries.

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✨ Special Side Note from the Curator: A Global Footprint Built Upon Pure Dedication

Behind this monumental diplomatic triumph lies an inspiring story of scientific devotion. This entire European academic mission was executed by Director Eagle Yi-Kung Huang alone—completely self-funded and without official leave subsidies. Driven purely by an unadulterated passion for education and research, he personally engaged with top-tier international institutions to open doors for our students. This selfless role-modeling not only builds an invaluable global platform for NDMU Pharmacology but stands as the ultimate living testament to our core vision: "Leading Research, Navigating Pharmacology."

Under the newly ratified MOU, both institutions commit to a robust framework of joint educational and research endeavors. The specific collaborative blueprints encompass facilitating mutual visiting scholar programs, launching specialized research internships and independent study exchanges for undergraduate and graduate students, and establishing a regular pipeline for co-developing international research projects. NDMU Pharmacology remains steadfast in expanding its international reach, channeling premium resources into nurturing the next generation of translational medicine elites equipped with a truly global perspective.

【Media Contact Information】

Graduate Institute of Pharmacology, National Defense Medical University
Digital Curation Specialist| Ying-Jie Chen

📧 Email: paganini@mail.ndmutsgh.edu.tw
📞 Tel: 18669
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  • Update Date:2026-06-01