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About DCB > Vision & Mission

The Development Center for Biotechnology

With over 400 dedicated researchers and state-of-the-art facilities , the Development Center for Biotechnology (DCB) specializes in developing biologics and small molecule drugs , botanical drugs , as well as technologies required for preclinical testing. Our expertise arises from the integration of a number of diverse disciplines , including biology , chemistry , protein purification and engineering , as well as analytical and quality assurance. Established in 1984 by Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) , Department of Industrial Technology (DoIT) , DCB was initially tasked with establishing the biotechnology industry in Taiwan. Through strategic global alliances and technology transfer agreements , DCB has successfully fostered the development of a complete biotech infrastructure and value chain , as well as a diverse array of applications for use by the private sector. As a result , DCB has become one of Taiwan's most important research institutes.

Exterior of the Development Center for Biotechnology (DCB) building, with the DCB logo and organization name displayed near the entrance and greenery surrounding the facility.

 

Mission & Aim
Improving the quality of life for the people.

DCB's mission is to facilitate the ongoing growth and development Taiwan's biotechnology industry. To this end , we strive to act as the industry's partner , coordinating resources among government , academia and private companies. DCB remains a key force in building and upgrading Taiwan's biomedical infrastructure, developing key technologies , and growing Taiwan's professional workforce. Our ultimate aim is to improve the quality of life for the people of Taiwan and the world. To this end , DCB fosters international partnerships and collaborations with research institutes and global biopharmaceuticals throughout Asia and the world.

A laboratory researcher wearing gloves uses a pipette to handle blue liquid with beakers and graduated cylinders, illustrating laboratory work in biotechnology and drug development.
 

 

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