Prof. Weijane Lin’s project, “Multimodal Augmented Feedback System for Enhancing Visually Impaired Visitors’ Science Museum Experiences and Learning,” received a research grant from the NTU Academic Research-Career Development Project (Sprout Research Projects). The purpose of this project is to encourage young faculty members (under 45 years old) to commit to their long-term research of originality in important fields and thus achieve full research potential, with the hope to help NTU lead research in cutting-edge and important fields. Prof. Lin has been worked in research related to the integration of media technology into services for the visually impaired and looks forward to the outcome of this serial studies to contribute to the learning technology and information services for the visually impaired.

林維真老師的研究計畫「提升視障觀眾科學博物館經驗的多模態擴增回饋系統」獲得本校114-116年度「國立臺灣大學高等教育深耕計畫－學術研究生涯發展研究計畫（深耕型）」獎助。深耕型計畫旨在鼓勵45歲以下年輕教師長期投入重要領域的原創性研究，進而充分發揮研究潛力，協助台大在尖端及重要領域發展研究領先地位。林老師長期投入媒體科技融入視障者服務的相關研究，期待本系列的研究成果能為視障者學習科技與資訊服務做出貢獻。