國家重點領域國際合作聯盟(University Academic Alliance in Taiwan）與法國在台協會（Bureau Français de Taipei, BFT）及臺灣歐洲聯盟中心（EU Centre in Taiwan, EUTW）共同舉辦「臺法高教圓桌論壇：未來民主的大學角色與學術自由」，邀集法國及我方代表進行開放式對談，探討當代高等教育所面臨之挑戰，促進雙方學術界之交流互動。

活動名稱：臺法高教圓桌論壇：未來民主的大學角色與學術自由

主辦單位：國家重點領域國際合作聯盟、法國在台協會、臺灣歐洲聯盟中心

時間：2025年5月5日（星期一）15時30分至17時30分

地點：國立臺灣大學社會科學院四樓419會議室

議程摘要：

15:00–15:30 報到 Registration

15:30–15:45 開幕致詞（法國在台協會主任 Franck Paris、歐洲經貿辦事處代表（TBC）、國立臺灣大學研發長 吳忠幟教授、臺灣歐盟中心主任 蘇宏達教授）

15:45–15:50 貴賓拍照 VIP Group Photo

15:50–17:20 圓桌論壇 Roundtable（法國及臺灣雙方與談人）

17:20–17:30 閉幕 Closing Remarks

法方與談簡歷如後
Sylvie Retailleau

A university professor in physics and electronics at the University of Paris-Saclay, Sylvie Retailleau was Minister for Higher Education and Research from May 2022 to September 2024, after having chaired the University of Paris-Saclay from March 2020 to May 2022, the ComUE ‘Université Paris-Saclay’ in 2019 and the University of Paris-Sud from June 2016 to January 2019. She was Dean of the Faculty of Science at Orsay from September 2011 to May 2016.

She is currently a member of the Supervisory Board of the Institut Curie, a member of the Cercle Erasmus, a member of the HFSPO Grand Review High-Level Recommendation Panel, a member of the Think Tank Portiqo, a member of the Board of the Université de Lorraine, a member of the Scientific Council of the ESIEE, a member of the Board of the Institut Villebon Charpak, a member of the Board of the Fondation CentraleSupelec, and a member of the Steering Committee of the CMA CAP ELENA （Electronics in New Aquitaine）.

She has chaired the research committee of France Université and is a member of the boards of several major institutions, including CNRS, INRIA, CEA, ENS Ulm and ENS Paris-Saclay, the Telecom Paris Tech school board and the board of campus France.

Her research focuses on physical modelling, circuit simulation and the development of innovative architectures for future generations of integrated components. She has headed a research team called ‘Composants Quantiques Intégrés pour la NanoELectronique’ （Integrated Quantum Components for Nanoelectronics）, authored around 140 international publications, directed 11 theses and participated in or coordinated numerous European, industrial and ANR projects.

Sylvie Retailleau has been made a Knight of the Legion of Honour and an Officer of the National Order of Merit.

François Taddei


Passionate about youth education, François Taddei co-founded the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research （CRI） in Paris in 2006, with the mission of training the next generation of scientists at the intersection of life sciences, learning, and digital technologies. In 2021, the CRI evolved into the Learning Planet Institute, reimagining learning through innovation and collaboration. This transformation highlights François commitment to reshaping education.

As the founder of the Learning Planet Institute, he supports large-scale collaboration to build a learning planet, with the backing of UNESCO and the United Nations University. Through challenges-based learning and interdisciplinarity, François is prototyping a model of a learning university to tackle global challenges.