This project focuses on the controlled synthesis of polynuclear metal complexes, where structure and nuclearity can be tuned by reaction conditions. The research explores their applications in catalysis and functional materials, while integrating concepts from systems chemistry, coordination chemistry, and metallodrug design. We are primarily looking for students with backgrounds in synthetic chemistry, coordination chemistry, or catalysis. Students with experience in computational chemistry (DFT) or biological/cell-based experiments are also welcome. The program is especially suitable for Master’s-level students who are interested in research training or considering future study in Taiwan. Duration: at least 5 months (preferably up to 6 months) Stipend: NTD 15,000 per month Participants will gain hands-on experience in inorganic synthesis, characterization, and interdisciplinary research.