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Ajay Haridas Chandaparambil, India
5th year Research Scholar, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, Rubber Technology Centre, India
Internship Period: 2025-10-01 ~ 2025-12-31
Hosting PI: Prof. Ya-Ping Hsieh
“The Beauty with Brain!” That’s how I will describe National Taiwan University in one sentence. My internship at Academia Sinica and the Department of Physics at National Taiwan University was honestly one of the most enjoyable and meaningful experiences of my academic life. It gave me the chance to see how research is done in an international high QS ranked academic setting and it helped me grow both technically and personally. As a research scholar with polymer science background, spending time at the Academia Sinica and NTU Physics Department was rewarding. Being around motivated research scholars, master students and faculties pushed me to think more deeply about physics and research. Discussions during group meetings and casual conversations in the lab helped me understand how theory of physics connects with experiments. And beyond academics, the NTU campus itself is beautiful. The wide green spaces, old trees, and calm atmosphere made it a really pleasant place to work. Walking through the campus every day was something I genuinely looked forward to. It was relaxing and inspiring at the same time.
Overall, this internship strengthened my interest in research and confirmed that I want to continue working in an academic or research-oriented environment. The combination of meaningful lab work, great mentorship, and the amazing NTU campus made this experience truly memorable for me. I would like to thank my host Dr. Ya-Ping Hsieh and Prof. Mario Hofmann for this opportunity and the guidance through out the internship period.
Rifqi Fajar Maulana, Indonesia
Department of Chemistry, Brawijaya University, Indonesia
Internship Period: 2025-11-01 ~ 2025-12-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
It was an honor for me to internship at the Photonic Nanomaterial and Biomedical Imaging Laboratory under supervision of Dr. Ching-Wei Lin. During my internship, I gained extensive experience working with single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs). I learned how to separate SWCNTs with different chiralities to obtain (6,5) SWCNTs, as well as how to use variance spectroscopy to observe aggregation in nanotube dispersions.
One of the challenging yet rewarding experiences for me was learning Python for variance spectroscopy data analysis. I had previously struggled with coding during my computational chemistry courses at my university. However, this internship encouraged me to step out of my comfort zone and start learning Python seriously. Although I am still a beginner, I have become familiar with using Python for data analysis. None of this work would have been possible without the support of my lab mates, who were very welcoming and always willing to help my problem.
Beyond the laboratory, I also had the opportunity to explore Taiwan by visiting places such as Tamsui, Taipei 101, and Xiangshan Mountain. I even discovered a new favorite food, that is teppanyaki near the NTU campus, which recommended by my lab mates. The calm and peaceful atmosphere of Taiwan left a deep impression on me, and it is one of the reasons I hope to continue my studies here in the future.
Aremu Ayokanmi Joseph, Nigeria
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Internship Period: 2025-08-16 ~ 2025-12-14
Hosting PI: Prof. Jer-Lai Kuo
My time at IAMS taught me not only the science, but also the discipline and curiosity needed to grow as a researcher
My internship at IAMS has been a truly valuable learning experience. Working in Dr. Jer-Lai Kuo’s laboratory allowed me to see how advanced technology and expert guidance come together in scientific research. Being part of the lab helped me apply and strengthen my knowledge and skills, which I believe will be useful as I continue to grow in the scientific community.
I also really enjoyed my stay in Taiwan. The working environment at IAMS is welcoming, the campus is beautiful and the food around the area, especially the ‘hotpot’ was very nice. I am especially grateful to Dr. Kenee for patiently teaching and guiding me throughout the internship.
One important lesson I learned during this period was how to manage time and resources effectively, understanding what to do, when to do it, and why it matters as a researcher. This experience has helped shape my perspective and has made my time at IAMS both meaningful and memorable.
Farah Aleesa Binti Abdul Razak, Malaysia
Department of Physics, University Putra Malaysia (UPM)
Internship Period: 2025-08-01 ~ 2025-09-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Hsiang-Hua Jen
My internship at IAMS has been a truly valuable learning experience. Working in Dr. Jer-Lai Kuo’s laboratory allowed me to see how advanced technology and expert guidance come together in scientific research. Being part of the lab helped me apply and strengthen my knowledge and skills, which I believe will be useful as I continue to grow in the scientific community.
I also really enjoyed my stay in Taiwan. The working environment at IAMS is welcoming, the campus is beautiful and the food around the area, especially the ‘hotpot’ was very nice. I am especially grateful to Dr. Kenee for patiently teaching and guiding me throughout the internship.
One important lesson I learned during this period was how to manage time and resources effectively, understanding what to do, when to do it, and why it matters as a researcher. This experience has helped shape my perspective and has made my time at IAMS both meaningful and memorable.
Nguyen Tien Hung, Viet Nam
International University, Viet Nam National University-Ho Chi Minh City 3rd year Undergraduate Student, School of Biomedical Engineering
Internship Period: 2025-07-01 ~ 2025-09-12
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
Inspiring research, vibrant memories
My two-month and a half internship at Academia Sinica has ended, and I'm leaving with unforgettable memories and valuable new skills. I learned a variety of crucial techniques, from LabView Programming to updating the firmware of the GUI In Vivo Mice Imaging system—experiences I hadn't had before as an undergraduate.
I'm incredibly thankful to my labmates for their constant support, especially Phuong, a PhD candidate who, despite her busy schedule, patiently guided me through everything.
Beyond my research, I also got to dive into Taiwanese culture, enjoying traditional food and visiting famous spots like Taipei 101 and beautiful areas in Taichung.
Lastly, I want to express my sincere gratitude to Professor Ching-Wei Lin for welcoming me into his lab and giving me the chance to contribute to their projects. This internship at Academia Sinica has been a truly transformative experience, solidifying my desire to pursue a career in research.
Law Lih Dong, Malaysia
Fourth-year student of Bachelor Science in Chemistry in University of Malaya, Malaysia
Internship Period: 2025-03-17 ~ 2025-09-13
Hosting PI: Prof. Chi-Kung Ni
During this six-month internship, I gained valuable hands-on experience with HPLC and MS, which helped me understand how these techniques are applied in real research settings. I learned to extract sugar molecules from human saliva, and further analyze the data to determine their structures. For this, we used the novel LODES method, which involves CID (Collision-Induced Dissociation) to fragment the molecules. This method was not only convenient but also highly sensitive.
This internship has enhanced my practical laboratory skills, deepened my understanding of analytical techniques, and given me confidence in conducting independent research. I feel very grateful for the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in a real-world lab environment.
I would like to sincerely thank Prof. Ni Chi Kung for giving me the opportunity to participate in the internship program and attend the conference. Through this experience, I not only learned more about chemistry but also gained insight into how mass spectrometry can be applied in different fields of science, broadening my perspective as a researcher.
I also want to express my gratitude to my mentors, Yen-Ting Lin and Dr. Hock Seng. Without their guidance throughout this journey, I would not have learned how to use the LODES method to determine complex sugar structures, nor would I have gained an understanding of how computational chemistry theories are applied in this project. Their mentorship was invaluable to my growth as a young researcher.
Ta Thanh Huy, Viet Nam
School of Pharmacy, HCMC University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Internship Period: 2025-07-01 ~ 2025-08-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
A journey beyond the Lab
My internship at Academia Sinica has concluded, leaving me with a wealth of memorable experiences and invaluable skills gained over two months. During this period, I acquired essential techniques ranging from cell culture to AI modeling, providing a rare opportunity to enhance my laboratory skills, which I had not previously practiced as an undergraduate student.
I am deeply grateful to my labmates for their enthusiastic support throughout my internship, particularly PhD candidate Phuong, who, despite her demanding workload, guided me patiently and step by step.
In addition to my research experience, I had the opportunity to explore local Taiwanese culture, including sampling traditional cuisine and visiting landmarks such as Taipei 101 and scenic areas in Taichung.
Finally, I would like to sincerely thank Professor Ching-Wei Lin for accepting me into his lab and allowing me to contribute to ongoing projects. Overall, my internship at Academia Sinica has been a transformative experience that has strengthened my commitment to pursuing a future career in research.
Duong Thi Truc, Viet Nam
University of Science, Viet Nam National University-Ho Chi Minh City Bachelor of Science, Department of Materials Science and Technology, Vietnam
Internship Period: 2025-07-01 ~ 2025-08-31
Hosting PI: Prof. Cheng-Tien Chiang
Go out into the world, expand your knowledge
During two months studying at the Ultrafast Surface Science Laboratory and experiencing Taiwanese culture was a truly valuable opportunity for me. I had the chance to learn more about nonlinear optics and the development of terahertz systems under the guidance of Prof. Cheng-Tien Chiang and with the enthusiastic support of Doctoral student Jhong-Yi Chen. The high-quality knowledge I gained here helped me review, expand, and connect with the knowledge I had previously acquired at my university in Vietnam. In addition, I also received generous support from other members of the laboratory. Beyond the kind and friendly people, Taiwan impressed me with its rich culture and stunning landscapes. I had memorable experiences such as hiking Elephant Mountain to view Taipei 101, watching the sunset by the Tamsui River, strolling through the vibrant Shilin Night Market, visiting Longshan Temple, and exploring many other fascinating places. For all these reasons, I believe that the Taiwan International Internship Program (TIIP) is a truly meaningful and enriching program that has given me valuable insights and sparked greater interest in pursuing research in Taiwan.
Toru Sasaki, Japan
Department of Chemistry, School of Science, Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan
Internship Period: 2025-07-01 ~ 2025-08-31
Hosting PI: Prof. Jer-Lai Kuo
My two-month internship at IAMS was both enjoyable and formative. The well-resourced environment let me focus deeply on research. In a theoretical group, I experienced the full cycle of daily problem-solving, literature review, implementation, and presentation. Close mentorship and open discussions with students and postdocs strengthened my scientific reasoning and computational workflow.
I also attended two academic conferences, which broadened my perspective and provided constructive feedback for ongoing projects.
Overall, the supportive lab culture and smooth administrative help enabled steady progress. I am deeply grateful to Dr. Jer-Lai Kuo, and to Dr. Qian-Rui Huang for their generous mentorship and constant support throughout the internship.
Nguyen Ngoc Quynh Nhu, Viet Nam
School of Pharmacy, HCMC University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Internship Period: 2025-06-02 ~ 2025-07-31
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
More Than Just Research
My internship in Professor Ching-Wei Lin’s lab through the IIPP program has been one of the most unforgettable and rewarding experiences in my academic journey. It was my very first time working in an international research environment, and stepping into a lab where everyone is so focused and passionate about science.
For the first time, I got to truly immerse myself in an academic space where research isn’t just a task – it’s a way of thinking, questioning, and exploring. I gained not only technical knowledge in the field of nanotechnology, but also the invaluable experience of planning and carrying out my own project independently. It was both challenging and exciting, and every step taught me something new – from understanding scientific papers, designing experiments, to interpreting results with a critical eye.
None of this would have been possible without the warm support from all my labmates. They didn’t just help me with my project – they opened my eyes to broader concepts, shared their experiences, and made every day in the lab full of learning and laughter. Thanks to them, my time in Taiwan was not just productive but also deeply joyful.
Most of all, I want to thank Professor Ching-Wei Lin for giving me this amazing opportunity. I’ve learned so much, gained confidence, and discovered how much I enjoy doing research. This internship has made a big difference in how I see my future, and I’ll always be grateful for this unforgettable journey.
Aastha Tripathi, India
Department of Physics, Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology (SVNIT), Surat, India
Internship Period: 2025-06-01 ~ 2025-07-31
Hosting PI: Prof. Hsiang-Hua Jen
As an Integrated MSc Physics student, joining Dr. Hsiang-Hua Jen’s Theoretical Quantum Optics and Ultracold Atoms Laboratory was a truly enriching experience. From the very first meeting, Dr. Jen made me feel genuinely welcomed by introducing me to the group and encouraging me to explore the local culture in Taiwan. This fostered both academic growth and cultural discovery in a supportive, stress-free environment. He was always approachable, patiently answering all my questions and clarifying even the smallest doubts. I am deeply grateful for his encouragement and guidance, which allowed me to explore new theoretical concepts with confidence. All the group members were incredibly friendly, helpful, and hardworking, creating a very positive and motivating work environment.
One of the most valuable aspects of this internship was the regular group seminars. These sessions introduced me to a wide range of new research areas beyond my immediate project and broadened my perspective on cutting-edge developments in quantum optics and related fields. Although Dr. Jen’s group focuses on theoretical quantum optics, I am especially thankful that he also arranged visits to various experimental labs, which helped me gain a more holistic understanding of the field. This internship not only expanded my academic knowledge but also strengthened my understanding of fundamental concepts. I feel fortunate to have worked alongside such talented researchers and an amazing international team.
I would like to sincerely thank Dr. Jen, all the group members, co-interns, and friends who supported me throughout this journey. This internship was not just an academic experience but a transformative period where I grew both personally and professionally. It has deepened my fascination with quantum science, strengthened my academic foundation, and given me the confidence to pursue a PhD in quantum technologies. The knowledge, memories, and connections I built in Taiwan will always remain special, and I will always cherish the memories and lessons learned during my time in Taiwan.
Tan Pei Sze, Malaysia
School of Information Technology, Monash University, Malaysia Campus
Internship Period: 2025-06-01 ~ 2025-08-01
Hosting PI: Prof. Jer-Lai Kuo
As a PhD student in IT, joining Prof. Jer-Lai Kuo’s lab for this internship was a unique and eye-opening experience. Although the lab specializes in computational physical chemistry, a field quite different from my own, I found the challenges both rewarding and deeply educational. This opportunity not only broadened my technical skill set but also gave me a greater appreciation for how computational methods can be applied in scientific research. I’m especially grateful to Dr. Kenee Kaiser Custodio for his guidance and patience in helping me understand the technical aspects of NNP training. Many thanks as well to Dong, Kaewalee, Quyen, Trong and Ms Annie for their technical insights and personal support, which made my time in Taiwan both smoother and more enjoyable. Despite coming from a different academic background, I always felt welcomed and supported. I leave with new skills, fresh perspectives, and lasting connections—thank you all for making this internship so meaningful.
Madhurima Sarkar, India
3rd year undergraduate majoring in Physics at UM-DAE Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences, Mumbai, India
Internship Period: 2025-06-01 ~ 2025-07-31
Hosting PI: Prof. Yu-Ju Lin
Working in Prof. Yu-Ju Lin’s lab was a very rewarding experience. I would like to thank her for her patience and constant availability and support throughout my entire project. Analysing data was fun, rigorous and sometimes frustrating (when I couldn’t find the bug in my code). I would also like to thank Prof. Ming-Shien Chang for teaching me the basics of laser locking and ECDL. The lively atmosphere at Lab 107 group meetings always boosted my morale and made me more curious to learn.
I would like to thank all the members of Lab 107 and 212 for being so welcoming and friendly to me. The seniors always answered my doubts and helped me whenever I was stuck. I am grateful to 107 lab seniors for the fun times and the cheerful atmosphere. I really appreciate their camaraderie. I really loved exploring the city and loved my trips to Jiufen , Houtong Cat Village and Yehliu during the weekends.
Doing this internship has helped me decide that I would like to continue working in AMO physics in the future. This was a really rewarding experience and I can say that I have really learned and enjoyed a lot. Taiwan has been incredibly kind to me and I have met some of the kindest people during these two months. Thank you Taiwan for these wonderful two months. Lastly,I would also like to thank Ms. Li-Jing Hong for her constant help and support throughout the internship .
Jian Hou Lai, Malaysia
4th year undergraduate student, School of Physics, University of Science Malaysia
Internship Period: 2025-06-01 ~ 2025-08-03
Hosting PI: Prof. Hsiang-Hua Jen
The first step to academia
This is my first time having an extended stay overseas. My internship is part of the Taiwan International Internship Program (TIIP), hosted by Academia Sinica. Personally, I’m impressed by the culture and ethics of the Taiwanese people. Although I’m also Chinese, I find them exceptionally polite and respectful! :D I’m happy to be part of Dr. Jen’s group for these two months, contributing to research related to Bose–Einstein condensates (BECs). I’m very grateful that my PI and the group members — especially Dr. Hasan, the postdoc who taught me some simulation techniques — were willing to teach and guide me, even though my stay is relatively short. Over these two months, I’ve gained theoretical knowledge on BECs, quantum optics, turbulence, Python simulations, and more — through self-study, discussions with my PI and group members, seminars, and talks. They offered me many opportunities to learn, and I really enjoy the environment here. Most importantly, this experience has helped me reflect on whether I should pursue a career in academia in the future! This internship marks for beginning, now I feel more motivated to continue learning and to contribute to research in quantum physics.
Kaewalee Vesyasirindra, Thailand
BCET, Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology, Thammasat University, Thailand
Internship Period: 2025-06-09 ~ 2025-07-25
Hosting PI: Prof. Jer-Lai Kuo
This internship has been a valuable experience and an exciting introduction to the academic world. In Prof. Jer-Lai Kuo’s lab, I had the chance to perform sugar conformational searches assisted by neural network potentials. This work gave me the opportunity to explore both computational chemistry and data science, which has been both challenging and rewarding. I would like to thank Dr. Kenee Kaiser Custodio for guiding me through the technical parts of NNP training. I also want to thank research assistant Truc Quyen Vo Thi for always being there to help with both technical questions and everyday advice on living in Taiwan. Thank you to Dong Cao Hieu for taking me to explore the beautiful nature of Taiwan.
Everyone I met was friendly and welcoming, everyday life in Taiwan was smooth and enjoyable, and the supportive atmosphere in the lab made me feel truly at home. Thank you all for making this experience so memorable.
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
John Ericson Domingo, Philippines
BS Physics with Specialization in Medical Instrumentation, De La Salle University, Manila
Internship Period: 2025-05-01 ~ 2025-06-30
Hosting PI: Prof. Ching-Wei Lin
I have a lot of reasons why I applied for this internship: to experience living by myself, to sightsee Taiwan, and to enjoy Taiwan’s food and milk tea! But the main reason for applying is because I wanted to see if being a scientist is the right career for me. I’m still not 100% sure if I want to pursue a PhD yet, and this internship was the perfect opportunity for me to see if I will like it.
Because of this internship, I was able to experience first-hand what it’s like to work at a science laboratory. I experienced having weekly meetings, writing up lab reports, working with instruments, being frustrated at my code for not working, and being happy after finding the bug in my code! Work can definitely be stressful, so I always make sure to balance work with life by hanging out with friends and exploring Taiwan.
I am so grateful for the friends that I have met here. Even though the TIGP Dorm is a bit far from NTU, the 30-minute commute going to and back is worth it, because I got to hang out with the other interns and visit other places with them. I am also very grateful for my friendly labmates. They gave me insights into my project and showed me good food and milk tea places around the NTU campus!
I am grateful to have been accepted into this internship. Two months is very fast, but it’s enough time for me to get a taste of what it’s like to be a scientist. To be honest, I’m still not sure if being a scientist is the right career for me. Still, I’m sure that whatever career I choose, all the hard and soft skills I’ve learned and all the good connections I’ve made will help me succeed. Thank you, Taiwan!
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