Joe-Air Jiang is affiliated with National Taiwan University in Taiwan and has conducted research primarily in engineering and agricultural and biological sciences. Their work focuses on electrical and electronic engineering, automotive engineering, insect science, plant science, and biomedical engineering. The research contributions span several key topics, including advanced battery technologies research, advancements in battery materials, smart agriculture and artificial intelligence, insect and pesticide research, plant and animal studies, thermal analysis in power transmission, and spectroscopy and chemometric analyses.
The scientist has published multiple papers in notable venues. Recent papers include:
The most frequent coauthors working with Joe-Air Jiang include Jen-Cheng Wang, Chien-Hsing Lee, Cheng-Ying Chou, Shih-Hsien Hsu, and Mu-Hwa Lee.
Publication venues where the scientist frequently appears include:
Joe-Air Jiang;Jun-Zhe Yang;Ying-Hong Lin;Chih-Wen Liu
Joe-Air Jiang;Tsong-Liang Huang;Ying-Tung Hsiao;Chia-Hong Chen
Joe-Air Jiang;Ying-Hong Lin;Jun-Zhe Yang;Tong-Ming Too
Chi-Shan Yu;Chih-Wen Liu;Sun-Li Yu;Joe-Air Jiang
Kai-Ping Lien;Chih-Wen Liu;Chi-Shan Yu;J.-A. Jiang
Ching-Shan Chen;Chih-Wen Liu;Joe-Air Jiang
Joe-Air Jiang;Chwan-Lu Tseng;Fu-Ming Lu;En-Cheng Yang
Joe-Air Jiang;Ching-Shan Chen;Chih-Wen Liu
Ching-Shan Chen;Chih-Wen Liu;J.-A. Jiang
Chwan-Lu Tseng;Joe-Air Jiang;Ren-Guey Lee;Fu-Ming Lu
Joe-Air Jiang;Cheng-Long Chuang;Yung-Chung Wang;Chih-Hung Hung
Min-Sheng Liao;Shih-Fang Chen;Cheng-Ying Chou;Hsun-Yi Chen
Gi-Shih Lien;Chih-Wen Liu;Joe-Air Jiang;Cheng-Long Chuang
Jen-Hao Liu;Yu-Fan Chen;Tzu-Shiang Lin;Da-Wei Lai
Chia-Pang Chen;Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay;Cheng-Long Chuang;Tzu-Shiang Lin
Joe-Air Jiang;Chih-Feng Chao;Ming-Jang Chiu;Ren-Guey Lee
Chih-Wen Liu;Kai-Ping Lien;Ching-Shan Chen;Joe-Air Jiang
Robert Lin;Ren-Guey Lee;Chwan-Lu Tseng;Heng-Kuan Zhou
Wen-Dien Chang;Jih-Huah Wu;Joe-Air Jiang;Chun-Yu Yeh
Chia Pang Chen;Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay;Cheng Long Chuang;Maw Yang Liu
Joe-Air Jiang;Xiang-Yao Zheng;Yu-Fan Chen;Chien-Hao Wang
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