About Staff
Dr. Hung-Yi Hsiao currently serves as the Vice President and Director General of the Science & Technology Law Institute, Institute for Information Industry. Before Dr. Hsiao takes this position, he was the Professor of Law School and Dean of International & Cross-Strait Academic Exchange, Soochow University, with expertise in IP law and criminal law. Dr. Hsiao has been a researcher and instructor of law. He has helped amend legislation for government agencies such as the Judicial Yuan and the Ministry of Justice, under which he has also served as a lecturer for the Judges Academy and the Academy for the Judiciary.
With experience as director, independent director, and chairperson of several listed companies, Dr. Hsiao has built a comprehensive understanding of corporate legal issues. In addition to being a qualified arbitrator, Dr. Hsiao has extensive experience in a range of fields including higher education, legal practice, communications technology and financials. Hopefully, with his experience in practice and academia, Dr. Hsiao can lead Science & Technology Law Institute to create more achievements!
．Soochow University, Doctor of Law
．National Cheng Kung University, Master of Law
．Soochow University, Bachelor of Law
Academic Experience：
．Adjunct Professor, Department of Criminal Investigation, Central Police University, 02/2018-01/2022
．Adjunct Professor, Graduate Institute of Financial and Economic Law, Feng Chia University, 02/2018-01/2022
．Professor, School of Law, Soochow University, 09/2015-07/2022
．Associate Professor, School of Law, Soochow University, 08/2012-09/2015
．Assistant Professor, School of Law, Soochow University, 08/2010-03/2012
Professional Experience：
．Senior Strategy Chief of Technology Transfer Foundation Law Center in Industrial Technology Research Institute, 4/2023-present
．Trustee and Chairman in Taiwan information Security Foundry company board, 12/2022-present
．Committee member, Prosecutor Review Commission, Ministry of Justice, 7/2022-present
．Director representative appointed by legal persons, China Development Financial Holding Corporation, 6/2022-present
．Dean, Office of International & Cross-Strait Academic Exchange, Soochow University, 08/2021-07/2022
．Director representative appointed by the Ministry of Transportation and Communication, China Electric Manufacturing Corporation, 06/2019-06/2022
．Independent director, Corporate directors & chairman of the board, China Electric Manufacturing Corporation, 05/2019-05/2022
．Dean, Office of Student Affairs, Soochow University, 08/2017-07/2020
．Committee member, Judges Evaluation Commission, Judicial Yuan, 11.2015-11/2017
Thesis
．Hung-Yi Hsiao, The Challenge and Reaction of Copyright Criminal Law in the Digital Age（Jan. 23, 2008）(Ph.D. dissertation, Soochow University).
．Hung-Yi Hsiao, The Scope of Establishment of the Indirect Principal Offender, （July 2001）(LLM. dissertation, National Cheng Kung University).
Books
．Hung-Yi Hsiao, Science and Technology Development and Criminal Legislation, Epin Book store (2022).
．Hung-Yi Hsiao, Risk Contagion and Criminal Law Response, Epin Book store (2022).
．Hung-Yi Hsiao, Attempt and Criminal Participation, San-Min Book store (2015).
Articles
．Hung-Yi Hsiao, The Quantity Determination Dilemma of Copyright Infringement Offence, Soochow L. Rev., 23(2), 69-108 (2011).
．Hung-Yi Hsiao, The Principle of Exhaustion and Software Resale - A comparison between the European exhaustion doctrine and the U.S. first sale doctrine in the light of recent case law, Soochow L. Rev., 24(4), 139-173 (2013).
．Hung-Yi Hsiao, Electronic Monitoring and Sex Offenders- Should Learn from the Experience of the United States?, National University of Kaohsiung L. J., 7(2), 99-144 (2012).
．Shih-Fen Tseng & Hung-Yi Hsiao, A Preliminary Study of Types of Telemedicine and Liability Sharing, Cheng Kung L. Rev., 24(4), 35-76 (2018) (Co-author).
．Shih-Fen Tseng & Hung-Yi Hsiao, A The Present and The Future of Telemedicine-Focusing on Legal Issues., Angel Health L. Rev., 61, 147-165 (2021) (Co-author).
．Hung-Yi Hsiao, The DMCA issues in the P2P and the Responsibilities of Online Service Providers, Science & Technology L. Rev., 20(2), 28-58 (2008).