This project focuses on the development of advanced electrochemical technologies for resource recovery from aqueous systems, with particular emphasis on bipolar membrane electrodialysis (BMED) and electrochemically induced pH swing (e-pH swing) processes. Participants will engage in experimental design, system operation, and data analysis to explore the feasibility and efficiency of these emerging techniques for sustainable water treatment and resource recovery. Requirements 。Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD students in engineering or related fields 。Ability to communicate effectively in English 。(Preferred) Experience in Multiphysics simulation and Programming for automation and process control Program Details 。Minimum duration: 4 months (preferably 6 months) 。Stipend: NT$15,000/month (minimum) 。Accommodation: Provided subject to availability