Tsung-Po Huang is an emerging nursing scholar from Taiwan whose interests centre on qualitative and arts-based research. His academic focus lies in exploring how human experiences at the intersection of health and social science reveal the embodied meanings of identity and gender. He is currently shaping a research project that adopts Body-Map Storytelling as a central methodology to examine how individuals make sense of their embodied experiences of illness and recovery. Through this work, he seeks to contribute to more reflective, theory-informed, and human-centred approaches within nursing research.