AAC 2022:
Multi-Purpose Classroom Building

The Multi-Purpose Classroom Building was completed in 2017 and began to be scheduled in September 2018. Due to the shortage of medium-sized classrooms in the school, the old Multi-Purpose Classroom Building was demolished in 2015, and a 7-story teaching building was rebuilt, including a stepped lecture hall (ranging from 550 to 600 people) and 19 flat classrooms. It can be used by about 2,000 people. In addition, considering the lack of book storage space in the school's library, an automated high-density library with a capacity of 1.2 million books can be built on the second basement floor of the building. Bicycle parking space has also been added to the ground floor to meet the needs of bicycle parking on campus and make full use of the space.

Special Symposium:
Institute of Atomic and Molecular Sciences, Academia Sinica

In the early 1980s the founders of the Institute of Atomic and Molecular Sciences (IAMS) had the vision to see the great potential of advanced instruments such as high precision lasers and synchrotron radiation light sources together with pulsed molecular beams, ionization techniques, and ultrahigh vacuum surface techniques in elucidating the structures of atoms and molecules and the dynamics and energetics of the interaction among atoms and molecules.

Under the vision and leadership of Dr. Yuan T. Lee, former President of the Academia Sinica, and the previous Directors, the IAMS has grown to become a multi-disciplinary center of excellence in fundamental research. Today, research projects at the IAMS cover topics ranging from the spectroscopy and dynamics of molecules to the fabrication and analysis of advanced materials to the study of biophysics and the development of analytical tools for biomolecules.