《2023史懷哲國際創新藝術與科學獎》林維勇教授 | Y2023創新醫學獎 - 阿茲海默症中藥治療

一月 12, 2024
Professor Lin, Wei-Yung PhD (林維勇教授)
2023 Albert Schweitzer Award for Arts and Science -emphasis in Nootropics in Alzheimer's Disease

全球前2% 頂尖科學家之一 林維勇（Lin, Wei-Yung PhD )博士中國醫藥大學中西醫結合研究所教授｜利用果蠅電生理與行為分析實驗平台研究傳統中草藥對阿茲海默症基因多型性分析與治療學習記憶退化之分子機制獲2023史懷哲新創科學獎章。

Dr. Wei-Yung Lin, a distinguished scientist and Professor at the Institute of Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine Integration at China Medical University, for the Albert Schweitzer Award in recognition of his outstanding contributions to medical science, particularly in the field of "Nootropics in Alzheimer's Disease."

Dr. Lin is recognized globally as one of the top 2% leading scientists, and his extensive expertise is evident in his groundbreaking research focused on understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying the cognitive decline associated with Alzheimer's Disease. Utilizing innovative methods such as Drosophila electrophysiology and behavioral analysis platforms, he has conducted comprehensive studies on the genetic polymorphisms of Alzheimer's disease and the therapeutic implications of traditional Chinese herbal medicine on learning and memory degradation.  

His dedication to unraveling the complexities of Alzheimer's disease and his pioneering work in utilizing nootropics for therapeutic interventions showcase Dr. Lin's exceptional commitment to advancing medical science. His research not only contributes to our understanding of the molecular intricacies of cognitive decline but also holds the promise of innovative approaches to Alzheimer's disease treatment.

Dr. Wei-Yung Lin's contributions extend beyond the laboratory, as he plays a pivotal role in bridging the gap between traditional Chinese medicine and modern scientific research. His research not only sheds light on the potential of herbal remedies but also highlights the importance of integrating ancient wisdom with contemporary medical advancements.

In consideration of Dr. Lin's global recognition, exemplary research, and significant impact on the understanding and potential treatment of Alzheimer's disease, he should be highly deserving candidate for the Albert Schweitzer Award in Medical Contribution.