Dr. Hon-chung Wong has devoted himself to research and teaching of bioethics and research ethics for many years. His research scope covers bioethics, research ethics, Confucian philosophy, Kantian philosophy, and other fields. He joined the preparations for such large international conferences as the "International Conference on Contemporary Neo-Confucianism," "International Conference on Bioethics," "International Symposium on Ethics of Social Behavior Scientific Research," as well as conducted interdisciplinary and cross-cultural comprehensive studies on “the ethical, legal, and social implications of the human genetic maps.” Furthermore, he participated in large research programs such as the early planning of the Taiwan Biobank and the construction of the research ethics center of the central region. He also delivers lectures on research ethics and other issues at various universities and colleges in central Taiwan, promoting the concept of subject protection and relevant norms.

Clinical neurophysiology and movement disorders. Most of the published articles are related to the action preparation potential and the cerebral cortical plasticity induced by magnetic stimulation.

Officer Hong-wei Cao once served as Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) Health Promotion Administration cancer medical quality specialist. He participated in the MOHW’s “Antibiotic Program－Bacterial Strains Antibiogram” and “Hospital Cancer Screening Quality Improvement Program”, and won first place for colon cancer screening and oral cancer screening. In addition, he once worked as an antibiotic manager to help the hospital to be awarded accreditation from the Antibiotic Program, take second place for being an outstanding hospital and third place for being an excellent team, and receive other awards. Meanwhile, he acquired advanced cardiovascular life support (ACLS) and emergency medical technician (EMT) licenses, and has applied them to clinical research.