The Asian Scientist 100
Chang Tse Wen
Distinguished Visiting Chair
Institution
Academia Sinica
Country
Taiwan
Field
Biomedical Sciences
Chang received The World Academy of Sciences 2014 prize in medical sciences for developing treatments for asthma.
(Photo: Chinese University of Hong Kong)
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