Participated in the 16th International Conference of Digital Archives and Digital Humanities (DADH 2025), where Executive Secretary Dr. Chen Shu-jiun chaired the session "Reflections and Practices on Generative AI and Humanistic Knowledge." The Executive Secretary, Chief Technology Officer, and research teams from various subprojects presented multiple papers. For details, see the conference program.

Attended the 2025 CSAA Biennial Conference (AACS) in Australia, where Center Director Dr. Chen Hsi-yuan and Chief Technology Officer Wang Hsiang-an presented " Negotiating Orthodoxy: the Dacheng Sect, the Kong Family Mansion, and State Authority in Mid-Qing China."

The Biodiversity Research Center project team participated in "LivingData 2025: Biodiversity Data Standards and Applications Symposium" in Bogotá, Colombia, presenting research findings titled " NatureDB: An Open-Source Database System for Managing and Customizing Natural History Collection Data Across Institutions "

Academia Sinica has selected 15 latest publications and participated in the physical and virtual book fairs of the Taiwan Pavilion at the Frankfurt Book Fair, showcasing Taiwan's current academic research capability to the world. Find out more. 

Academia Sinica co-hosted the Pacific Neighborhood Consortium 2025 Annual Conference and Joint Meetings (PNC 2025) with the theme of “Mind Meets Machine: Rethinking Intelligence and Knowledge in the Age of AI,” There were 67 of papers presented, 3 keynote panels, and 20 academic posters. Find out more.

Visited and engaged in exchanges with the Chiang Ching-kuo International Sinological Center at Charles University (CCK-ISC), the National Library of the Czech Republic, the Library of the Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences, and the Lu Xun Library in the Czech Republic, gaining insights into the latest trends in digital humanities technologies.

Participated in the Digital Humanities Conference (DH2025) in Lisbon, Portugal, presenting " An Experimental Macroscopic Study of Secret Religions During the Jiaqing Period of the Qing Dynasty" and engaging in exchanges with the international digital humanities research community and scholars.

Dr. Kuo-Fang Chung, Research fellow at the Biodiversity Research Center, participated in the " 2025 International Symposium on Biodiversity Credit " presenting " Building Biota Taiwanica: Integrating Taiwan's Biodiversity Databases for Environmental Sustainability and Conservation." The presentation introduced the Biota Taiwanica project and its applications in environmental sustainability and biodiversity conservation.

Academia Sinica has selected 10 latest publications and participated in the physical and virtual book fairs of the Taiwan Pavilion at Seoul International Book Fair, showcasing Taiwan's current academic research capability to the world. Find out more.

On International Museum Day, Open Museum launched "Sound Quest," an AI-powered audio collection exploration feature, while simultaneously showcasing eight interdisciplinary research and public science exhibitions and multiple digital content open access achievements. Find out more.