Dr. Tony Booker is an accomplished practitioner and researcher in Chinese Herbal Medicine, with extensive experience and a focus on herbal quality. As a senior lecturer at the University of Westminster, he combines his expertise in ethnopharmacy and pharmacognosy with a dedication to advancing the field of traditional medicine through innovative research.

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Practice: Chinese Herbal Medicine since 2001.

Academic Leadership: Course leader for MSc in Chinese Herbal Medicine at The University of Westminster (2016-2020).

PhD: Ethnopharmacy and Pharmacognosy from University College London (UCL).

Research Focus:

• Supply chains of Curcuma longa (Turmeric) and their impact on farmer livelihoods and product quality.

• Quality of herbal medicinal products and their ingredients.

• Use of plant metabolomics to improve traditional medicine quality, addressing issues like poor quality and adulteration.

Publications:

• Extensive contributions to scientific journals and books.

Current Position:

• Senior Lecturer in Chinese Herbal Medicine and Medicinal Plant Science at the University of Westminster.

PhD Supervision:

• Research projects on the quality of Chinese medicines and the impact of medicinal plants on mitochondrial activity in health and disease.

Jasmine Yeh is a seasoned Chinese Medicine practitioner with over 10 years of experience and more than 120,000 patient visits in Taiwan. She holds an M.D. in Post-Baccalaureate Chinese Medicine and a B.Sc. in Biotechnology. Jasmine specializes in treating neurological, rheumatological, immunological, and dermatological conditions, integrating acupuncture and herbal medicine for tailored treatments.

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M.D. in Post-Baccalaureate Chinese Medicine, China Medical University, Taiwan

B.Sc. in Biotechnology, China Medical University, Taiwan

Certificate in Oriental Medicine, NCCAOM, USA

Professional Experiences:

• Over 10 years of clinical practice in Taiwan

• Expertise in diagnosing and treating internal diseases, with a focus on neurological, rheumatological, immunological, and dermatological conditions

• Over 120,000 patient visits managed

• Integrates acupuncture and herbal medicine in treatment

• Proficient in using various forms of herbal medicine, including powders, decoctions, and topicals

• Offers specialized insights into the application of acupuncture and herbal remedies for specific conditions

Professor Hung-Rong Yen is a distinguished physician scientist with dual expertise in Western and Chinese medicine. As the Dean of the College of Chinese Medicine at China Medical University and the Director of Integration of Chinese and Western Medicine at China Medical University Hospital, he is a leading advocate for integrating Chinese medicine with conventional care and advancing educational practices in the field.

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M.D. degree with a double major in Western and Chinese medicine from China Medical University, Taiwan.

Clinical Training:

• Dual clinical training in Western medicine (pediatrics) at Chang Gung Children Hospital.

• Dual clinical training in Chinese medicine at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital.

Advocacy:

• Leading advocate for integrating Chinese medicine into conventional care.

• Facilitates collaboration between doctors of diverse backgrounds.

Innovative Pedagogy:

• Pioneer in TCM education innovations, including TCM-OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) and TCM online courses.

Dr. Peter Mayer is a seasoned expert in both Western and Chinese Medicine, currently serving as an Assistant Professor at the School of Chinese Medicine at China Medical University (CMU) in Taiwan. He is also a practicing Chinese Medicine doctor in the Internal Medicine department at CMU Hospital. With extensive education and experience in both medical traditions, Dr. Mayer plays a significant role in teaching and advancing Chinese Medicine.

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Doctoral degree in Medicine from Justus Liebig University (JLU) Giessen.

Chinese Medicine studies(1 Year) at Shanghai University of TCM.

Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Chinese Medicine from CMU, Taiwan.

Studied Chinese at Heidelberg University and Sun Yatsen University in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

Training and Experience:

• Working at CMU for nearly 13 years.

• Deputy Director of the International Master Program in Acupuncture at CMU.

• Teaches Chinese Medicine classes to both Taiwanese and international students

Current Position:

• TCM diagnosis, including TCM tongue and pulse diagnosis.

• Big data analysis of TCM, examining the effectiveness of TCM on cardiovascular

Zhi-Hua (Katherine) Gao is a highly accomplished physician specialising in both Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western medicine, educator and content creator in the field of Chinese medicine. As someone who has trained in China and worked in both Chinese hospitals and private clinics in UK, her focus is on using Chinese Medicine to help improve patient’s health and living quality, passing on the wisdoms and knowledge of Chinese Medicine and training mature TCM practitioners worldwide.

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Undergraduate Degree with a double major in Western and Chinese Medicine - Nanjing TCM university 1989-1994, China

Post Graduate Certificate in Academic and Clinic Education -University of Osteopathy, UK (TBC)

Clinical Training:

Dual clinical training in Western and Chinese Medicine at Nanjing Red Cross Hospital, China.

Current Positions:

Clinic supervisor and lecturer with the Northern College of Acupuncture

Private clinical practice in Central Bedfordshire, UK.

Training and Experience:

Wide-ranging clinical experience in China and UK.

Dr. Winder W.T. Chang is a distinguished expert in the field of pharmacy and traditional Chinese medicine. With a Ph.D. from National Taiwan University and extensive postdoctoral research experience at Academia Sinica and Leiden University, Dr. Chang has made significant contributions to the academic and practical aspects of Chinese herbal medicine. Currently, he teaches at China Medical University in Taiwan and has been involved in international education and research collaborations.

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Ph.D.: Pharmacy from National Taiwan University (1999).

Postdoctoral Research: Academia Sinica and Leiden University, Netherlands.

Training and Experience:

• Joined China Medical University, Taiwan (2005).

• Visiting teacher at University of Westminster, London (2012), teaching courses on Chinese herbal preparation and processing.

• Since 2013, teaches "Introduction of Chinese Herbal Medicine through Western Herbs" in English, popular among international students.

Editorial Role:

• Editorial board member of the Taiwan Herbal Pharmacopoeia.

• Responsible for establishing standards for the processing of Chinese herbal medicines.

Anthony O’Connor is an experienced practitioner, educator and content creator in the field of Chinese medicine. As someone who has trained in both China and Europe his focus is on making Chinese medicine clear, accessible and authentic to its roots while also facilitating its growth and proper practice worldwide.

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Undergraduate Degree - Chinese Studies from University College Cork

Advanced Certificate in Acupuncture and Tuina (15 month placement) - Zhejiang Chinese Medical University, Hangzhou, China.

Masters Degree - Chinese Herbal Medicine, University of Westminster

Current Positions:

Part time lecturer, clinic supervisor and MSc research project supervisor with the Northern College of Acupuncture

Lecturer and student liaison officer for the UKTATM.

Private clinical practice in Co. Clare, Ireland.

Training and Experience :

Wide-ranging clinical experience in China and Taiwan.

Etensive study with Dr. Feng Ninghan on the use of Nine Palaces Acupuncture for chronic conditions.

Video and photographic coverage of various aspects of Chinese medicine production, education and practice.

Creation of educational content for both practitioners and public

Dr. Mei-Yao Wu is a highly accomplished physician specializing in both Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western medicine. She serves as an Attending Physician at China Medical University Hospital in Taiwan and is also an Assistant Professor at China Medical University's School of Post-baccalaureate Chinese Medicine. With advanced degrees and extensive training, Dr. Wu is dedicated to advancing the field of TCM through both clinical practice and research.

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Doctoral degree in TCM and Western medicine from China Medical University (CMU), Taiwan.

Master’s degree from Chang Gung University, Taiwan.

PhD from National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan.

Training and Experience:

• Worked in a local Chinese medicine clinic.

• Completed TCM residency training at Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation Taichung Tzu Chi Hospital and CMUH.

Research Focus:

• TCM diagnosis, including TCM tongue and pulse diagnosis.

• Big data analysis of TCM, examining the effectiveness of TCM on cardiovascular disorders and herbal-drug interactions.