- Topic： AI in Thesis Writing: A Productivity Booster or a Research Risk?
- Introduce：
Generative AI has transformed academic research paradigms while presenting new challenges to originality, copyright, and ethics. For researchers today, balancing the use of these tools with the preservation of academic integrity is an essential priority.
To address these issues, the Office of R&D has invited Assistant Research Fellow Shu-Yi Huang (NTU) to share practical insights. This seminar will analyze the academic writing process and demonstrate how to utilize AI tools and efficient prompting for literature reviews, logical optimization, and journal submissions—improving efficiency while ensuring ethical compliance. We cordially invite all faculty and students to join us in establishing sound practices for AI use, maximizing its auxiliary value under the foundation of academic integrity.
- Date & Time : May 13, 2026 (Wednesday), 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
- Venue：Room R60203, Building 6, Yuan Ze University
- Speaker：Shu-Yi Huang, Assistant Research Fellow (Department of Medical Research, NTU College of Medicine)
- Capacity：80 participants
- Registration Link： https://portalx.yzu.edu.tw/portalsocialvb/FPage/PageActivityRegistry.aspx?Menu=Act (Deadline: May 8, 2026)
- Agenda：
- 12:15–12:30: Check-in & lunch distribution
- 12:30–13:50: Keynote speech
- 13:50–14:00: Q&A session
- Notes：
- If you are unable to attend after registering, please cancel your registration in the system.
- On-site registration is accepted; lunch will be provided based on availability.
- Accredited for 1 hour of Diversified Learning Passport.
- Electronic certificates (1.5 hours of Academic Ethics Training) will be issued to those who complete full attendance and check-in/out.
