TANG PRIZE/Interview series: Academia Sinica head praises Tang Prize as platform to showcase Taiwan
10/16/2014 04:56 PM
Taipei, Oct. 16 (CNA) The first Tang Prize, awarded this year, helps showcase Taiwan and its ability to guide international research, the president of Academia Sinica told reporters.
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