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2024.01.19InformationResearch
The 6th Tokyo Tech Research Showcase
On January 19, the Tokyo Tech Research Showcase was held as a hybrid event at Rama Gardens Hotel in Bangkok. There were about 40 participants at the venue and about 60 participants online. Although the number of attendees was a little low compared to the number of people who registered, we believe that the attendees and the speakers were able to interact with each other closely. The theme of this year was"Various Modalities in AI for Industry ," and we believe it attracted a lot of attention from the industry and other sectors. AI-related technologies, represented by generative AI, are rapidly changing our lives, and how to effectively utilize AI has become an urgent issue for society. Especially in an aging society with a declining birthrate, effective use of AI is extremely important for maintaining industry, and it is a theme that should be addressed by industry, government, and academia.
Also, a survey conducted after the event showed that the audience generally responded favorably to the keynote address. Furthermore, we have received questions and interest in the speakers, and ANNEX will continue to support them in building new relationships.
At the event, following the opening remarks by Prof. Nobuhiro Hayashi, Vice President of Tokyo Tech, and Dr. Patchralita Chatwalitpong, Vice President of NSTDA, the following four speakers introduced their latest research.
● Assoc. Prof. Takahiro Shinozaki, School of Engineering, Tokyo Tech
“Spoken language acquisition by autonomous agents with intrinsic motivation”
● Prof. Manabu Okumura, Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Tech
“Language Processing and Its Applications in the Age of Pre-trained Models”
● Dr. Prachya Boonkwan, Language and Semantic Technology Research Team, AINRG, NECTEC, NSTDA
“Open Thai GPT: Large Language Models for Thai”
● Prof. Koichi Shinoda, School of Computing, Tokyo Tech
“Advanced object detection techniques for visual scene understanding”
0:00:05 Opening Remarks
0:01:45 Prof. Nobuhiro Hayashi, Vice President of Tokyo Tech
0:07:08 Dr. Patchralita Chatwalitpong, Vice President of NSTDA
0:11:47 Assoc. Prof. Takahiro Shinozaki, School of Engineering, Tokyo Tech
0:40:37 Prof. Manabu Okumura, Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Tech
1:14:23 Dr. Prachya Boonkwan, Language and Semantic Technology Research Team, AINRG, NECTEC, NSTDA
1:41:48 Prof. Koichi Shinoda, School of Computing, Tokyo Tech
2:09:40 Closing Remarks
2024.01.24Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
2023.12.20Information
Participated in the 62nd Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2023.09.20Information
Participated in the 61st Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2023.08.11-20Information
Thailand National Science and Technology Fair 2023 (NST Fair 2023)
2023.08.23education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Graduation Ceremony 2022, and TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
Since 2007, Tokyo Tech has cooperated with the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) of Thailand and leading Thai universities in the establishment and administration of Thailand Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (TAIST)-Tokyo Tech, a jointly organized graduate education program that fosters highly skilled researchers, engineers, and R&D personnel to advance research and development.
The TAIST-Tokyo Tech Graduation Ceremony for the academic year of 2022 was held on August 23, 2023 at the NSTDA in Thailand Science Park in Pathum Thani Province.
The ceremony recognized the 47 students who completed the program as part of their master's degree studies at King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), Kasetsart University (KU), and Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology, Thammasat University (SIIT). Of these, fifteen students also completed an optional certificate course through the Rail Transportation (RT) Curriculum, offered in collaboration with Mahidol University (MU).
TAIST-Tokyo Tech graduates with faculty members
Tokyo Tech Executive Vice President Jun-ichi Imura joined NSTDA President Sukit Limpijumnong and representatives of the five Thai universities in delivering congratulatory speeches at the ceremony.
Each graduate received a certificate of program completion from Prof. Imura and a gift from Prof. Dr. Limpijumnong. Certificates of completion for the optional RT Curriculum were also awarded.
The total number of graduates of the program now stands at 580. Program alumni are highly sought after, not only by Japanese and Thai companies, but also by universities and research institutes in Thailand and neighboring countries. A number of graduates have advanced to doctoral programs at western and Japanese universities, including Tokyo Tech.
2023.08.23Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
2023.05.13EducationInformation
Conducted promotion MWIT University Fair 2023
Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech (admissions, lectures, company and research institute visits, company internships, and recruitment briefing sessions)
2023.09.4 - 2023.12.04Education
Provided support for TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program in Japan 2023
From September 4 to December 4, Tokyo Tech hosted a 11-student cohort from TAIST-Tokyo Tech.
Education
Conducted TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program in Thailand (participation by 6 Tokyo Tech students)
2023.03.15Information
Participated in the 59th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2023.03.22InformationResearch
The 5th Tokyo Tech Research Showcase
The 2023 Tokyo Tech Research Showcase was held on March 22 as a hybrid event with the theme " Medical Devices ". The venue, Samyan Mitrtown Hall, is located on the upper floor of a large shopping center, providing an open and spacious atmosphere, and close to Chulalongkorn University.
Although still several years behind Japan, Thailand’s aging population is becoming a big problem, and thus there is a high level of interest in medical devices. With the upcoming integration of Tokyo Tech and Tokyo Medical and Dental University, this topic seemed to be a timely theme.
Three speakers from Tokyo Tech, in elemental and basic technology fields participated and interacted with local researchers.
There were about 50 participants at the venue, mainly from local universities, industries, research institutes, etc., and about 70 people, mainly from remote locations, participated online, and Q&A sessions were very active. Even from survey results, many voices expressed that the event proved meaningful. By holding the event on-site, speakers had the opportunity to talk directly with the participants, giving rise to the possibility of further development in the future. However, as there were some reports that the online participants found it difficult to hear, there will be a focus on improvement of the audio for future events.
At the event, following the opening remarks by Prof. Nobuhiro Hayashi, Vice President of Tokyo Tech, and Dr. Sarun Sumriddetchkajorn, Executive Vice President of NSTDA, the following four speakers introduced their latest research.
● Assoc. Prof. Akitoshi Okino, Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Tech
“Development of brand-new atmospheric low temperature plasmas and its application to materials and medical fields”
● Assoc. Prof. Marie Tabaru, Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Tech
“Elasticity measurement of fruits and muscles for agricultural and medical applications”
● Dr. Kriskrai Sitthiseripratip, Principal Researcher, Assistive Technology and Medical Devices Research Center, NSTDA
“Development of 3D Printing Technologies in Thailand and its applications in patient-specific implant design and manufacturing”
● Prof. Yoshitaka Kitamoto, School of Materials and Chemical Technology, Tokyo Tech
“Biomedical Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles”
0:00:05 Opening Remarks
0:01:49 Prof. Nobuhiro Hayashi, Vice President of Tokyo Tech
0:06:19 Dr. Sarun Sumriddetchkajorn, Executive Vice President of NSTDA
0:10:10 Assoc. Prof. Akitoshi Okino, Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Tech
0:44:33 Prof. Yoshitaka Kitamoto, School of Materials and Chemical Technology, Tokyo Tech
1:16:52 Closing Remarks
2023.03.23Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
Study Abroad Fair at CU
2023.02.02EducationInformation
Participated in Study Abroad Fair at Chulalongkorn University (CU)
2022.12.15InformationResearch
Tokyo Tech welcomed visitors from the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) of Thailand and Thammasat University
On December 15, a group of visitors led by the Executive Vice President for Organization Management at NSTDA and the Vice Rector for Sustainability and Administration at Thammasat University arrived at Tokyo Tech to meet with President Kazuya Masu, Executive Vice President for Education Jun-ichi Imura, and Vice President for International Affairs Nobuhiro Hayashi. After the meeting they toured the Academy for Super Smart Society (West Bldg. 8), the Environmental Energy Innovation Building (EEI Bldg.), and the School of Computing (GSIC Bldg., 3F).
2022.12.21Information
Participated in the 58th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2022.11.06Information,Research
On November 6, 2022, a mini workshop was jointly held by Tokyo Tech ANNEX Bangkok, Thailand’s National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology of Thammasat University (SIIT), and Kasetsart University (KU).
The workshop has been aimed at deepening communications between researchers teaching at TAIST-Tokyo Tech (“TAIST”) and promoting collaborative research development involving companies. TAIST is a joint graduate education program organized in cooperation with NSTDA, Tokyo Tech, and five leading Thai universities including SIIT and KU.
The event this time, its fourth time being held, raised the theme of “Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things (AIoT)”, one of the three programs being offered at TAIST, and was chaired by Professor Tsuyoshi Isshiki from the School of Engineering at Tokyo Tech. Two guests, one from Socionext Inc. and the other from SIIT, delivered speeches. We will continue to offer workshops linked to the TAIST program in the future.
2022.09.21Information
Participated in the 57th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2022.08.13-21Information
Thailand National Science and Technology Fair 2022 (NST Fair 2022)
2022.08.23Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
2022.07.12InformationResearch
Online Mini Workshop on Automotive and Advanced Transportation Engineering
A mini workshop was held on July 12 by Tokyo Tech ANNEX Bangkok in collaboration with the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) of Thailand.
The workshop focused on Automotive and Advanced Transportation Engineering （A2TE）, one of TAIST-Tokyo Tech’s (hereafter “TAIST”) three education programs. The event was intended both to strengthen interexchange among researchers involved as TAIST faculty members and to open up possibilities for joint research with companies. Two researchers from Tokyo Tech ― School of Engineering, Associate Professor Masaki Yamakita and Masayuki Tanaka ― and three researchers from King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) and NSTDA served as presenters. Assoc. Professor Preacher Karin of KMITL acted as a moderator. Approximately 110 people participated and there were many questions from audience regarding diesel engine exhaust gas, autonomous vehicle, etc. Advanced technologies related to automobiles seem to be fields of great interest in Thailand, and it seems that discussions have been particularly focused on technologies that are close to practical use.
We will continue to plan mini workshops on the TAIST program.
2022.06.15Information
Participated in the 56th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2022.04.19Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Implementation Agreement Phase IV Signing Celemony
Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech (admissions, lectures, company and research institute visits, company internships, and recruitment briefing sessions)
2022.09.12 - 2022.11.29Education
Provided support for TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program in Japan 2022
From September 12 to November 29, Tokyo Tech hosted a 6-student cohort from TAIST-Tokyo Tech.
Education
Conducted TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program in Thailand (participation by 2 Tokyo Tech students)
2022.03.04Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
2022.03.07InformationResearch
The 4th Tokyo Tech Research Showcase Held Online
The 2022 Tokyo Tech Research Showcase was held online on March 7 with the theme of "Automation, Robotics and Intelligent Systems".
In Thailand, innovation-driven, long-term economic model “Thailand 4.0” is currently focusing on laborsaving in factories and self-driving automobiles using cutting-edge technology to accommodate the aging society. In the Eastern Economic Corridor of Innovation (EECi), R&D for artificial intelligence, robotics and industrial automation are promoted under the name “ARIPOLIS”, a theme that was decided due to circumstances in Thailand.
There were about 140 participants, mainly from academia and industry in Thailand, who actively took part in a lively Q&A. During the question and answer session, many also expressed surprise regarding the progress in this field, thus making the research showcase, the purpose of which was to introduce the advanced technology of Tokyo Tech, achieved huge success.
In addition, the opening of Tokyo Tech VR (a virtual campus) to the public was announced at the same time that the event was announced, and detailed information on the speakers was also provided in the virtual space. Many people visited the site and gave positive feedback.
At the event, following the opening remarks by Prof. Jun-ichi Takada, Vice President of Tokyo Tech, and Dr. Chadamas Thuvasethakul, Executive Vice President of NSTDA, the following four speakers introduced their latest research.
● Professor Koichi Suzumori, School of Engineering, Tokyo Tech
“Soft Robotics Leading to a Smart Society and Future”
● Associate Professor Takeshi Hatanaka, School of Engineering, Tokyo Tech
“Coordinated Control of Multiple Robots / Drones”
● Dr. Jartuwat Rajruangrabin, Researcher, Intelligent Technology for Mobility Research Team Leader, Rail and Modern Transports Research Center, NSTDA
“Localization of Autonomous Vehicles in Thailand”
● Specially Appointed Associate Professor Kazuki Maruta, Academy for Super Smart Society, Tokyo Tech
“Next Generation ITS for Safe Automated Driving”
0:00:06 Opening Remarks
0:01:50 Prof. Jun-ichi Takada, Vice President of Tokyo Tech
0:05:36 Dr. Chadamas Thuvasethakul, Executive Vice President of NSTDA
0:12:42 Prof. Koichi Suzumori, School of Engineering, Tokyo Tech
0:38:38 Assoc. Prof. Takeshi Hatanaka, School of Engineering, Tokyo Tech
1:04:05 Dr. Jartuwat Rajruangrabin, Researcher, Intelligent Technology for Mobility Research Team Leader, Rail and Modern Transports Research Center, NSTDA
1:34:38 Specially Appointed Assoc. Prof. Kazuki Maruta, Academy for Super Smart Society, Tokyo Tech
2:04:51 Closing Remarks
2022.03.16Information
Participated in the 55th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2022.01.12InformationResearch
Online Mini Workshop on Sustainable Energy and Resources Engineering
A mini workshop was held on January 12 by ANNEX Bangkok in collaboration with the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) of Thailand.
The workshop focused on Sustainable Energy and Resources Engineering (SERE), one of TAIST-Tokyo Tech’s (hereafter “TAIST”) three education programs. The event was intended to both deepen exchange between researchers involved as TAIST faculty members and to open up possibilities for joint research with companies. Two researchers from Tokyo Tech’s School of Environment and Society – Associate Professor Ryuichi Egashira and Chihiro Yoshimura – as well as three researchers from NSTDA, Kasetsart University, and Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology, Thammasat University served as presenters. Reaching an audience of 150 people, mainly from Thailand, their talks covered important technologies for sustainability such as biorefinery and water treatment. Most questions from participants seemed to be conscious of practical applications such as cost, yield, application range, etc. We also plan to hold mini workshops on the TAIST program.
2021.12.22Information
Participated in the 54th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2021.10.08InformationResearch
Online Mini Workshop on Automotive and Advanced Transportation Engineering
A mini workshop was held on October 8 by ANNEX Bangkok in collaboration with the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) of Thailand.
The workshop focused on Automotive and Advanced Transportation Engineering (A2TE), one of TAIST-Tokyo Tech’s (hereafter “TAIST”) three education programs. The event was intended both to deepen exchange between researchers involved as TAIST faculty members and to open up possibilities for joint research with companies. Two researchers from Tokyo Tech ― School of Engineering Professor Hidenori Kosaka and School of Environmental and Society Associate Professor Kazuaki Inaba ― and three researchers from NSTDA, King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi, and King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang served as presenters. Reaching an audience of 150 persons, mainly from Thailand, their talks covered a wide range of topics, from design thinking to material processing and internal combustion engines. ANNEX Bangkok intends to hold other mini workshops related to TAIST’s other education programs in the coming months.
2021.09.15Information
Participated in the 53th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2021.08.26Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
2021.07.27EducationInformation
Conducted GSEP promotion at Mahidol Wittayanusorn School
2021.06.16Information
Participated in the 52th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2021.03.03Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Graduation Ceremony 2019
2021.03.08InformationResearch
3rd Tokyo Tech Research Showcase
Featuring researchers from both Tokyo Tech and Thailand’s National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), the third Tokyo Tech Research Showcase, co-sponsored by NSTDA, was held online on March 8.
The theme for the 2021 Research Showcase was Agriculture and Livestock Industry. Agriculture is included as a key industry in Thailand 4.0, the long-term economic development plan of the Thai government. Although agriculture and animal science are not among the fields of study at Tokyo Tech, the Institute conducts related research, making it an important field for Tokyo Tech to promote for research exchanges with Thai industry and research institutes.
Following opening remarks by Tokyo Tech Vice President Jun-ichi Takada and NSTDA Executive Vice President Chadamas Thuvasethakul, four featured speakers introduced their latest research.
●How can fragrance be applied to agriculture?
Dr. Ayumi Nagashima, Assistant Professor, Tokyo Tech School of Life Science and Technology
●Appropriate technologies for sustainable improvement of the production efficiency in the smallholder dairy farms
Dr. Siwat Sangsritavong, Principal Researcher, NSTDA BIOTEC
●Smart livestock farming for animal welfare-friendly industry
Dr. Takumi Ohashi, Assistant Professor, Tokyo Tech School of Environment and Society
●Probiotic bacteria for health
Dr. Naoyuki Yamamoto, Professor, Tokyo Tech School of Life Science and Technology
The third Research Showcase is the first event to utilize Tokyo Tech VR, a virtual campus created by Tokyo Tech ANNEX. After entering Tokyo Tech VR, participants clicked on the meeting room in the virtual Tokyo Tech Main Building to join the Research Showcase. Information about Tokyo Tech ANNEX was available in the Main Building’s event hall, and those interested could also access researchers’ laboratories.
Approximately 60 persons from industry, government, and academia attended the Research Showcase and actively participated in the Q&A sessions following each research presentation. Having obtained positive feedback from attendees, Tokyo Tech ANNEX Bangkok plans to organize other interactive events that utilize Tokyo Tech VR.
00:00:17 Opening remarks
00:02:04 Dr. Jun-ichi Takada, Tokyo Tech
00:04:58 Dr. Chadamas Thuvasethakul, NSTDA
00:11:04 Dr. Siwat Sangsritavong, NSTDA BIOTEC
00:40:49 Dr. Takumi Ohashi, Tokyo Tech School of Environment and Society
01:07:08 Dr. Naoyuki Yamamoto, Tokyo Tech School of Life Science and Technology
01:30:49 Closing remarks
*The presentation by Dr. Ayumi Nagashima, Tokyo Tech School of Life Science and Technology, will not be made available.
2021.03.17Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
2021.03.22EducationInformation
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Program promotion at KMUTT Engineering Online Job Fair, King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi
2020.12.16Information
Participated in the 50th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2020.9.15InformationResearch
2nd Tokyo Tech Research Showcase
An ANNEX Bangkok event, Tokyo Tech Research Showcase is intended to introduce Tokyo Tech’s high-impact research in science and technology and to accelerate the Institute's collaboration with universities and businesses in Thailand. The 2020 Tokyo Tech Research Showcase was held as a webinar on September 15.
Conducted for the second time since 2019, the Research Showcase was co-sponsored by the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) of Thailand and supported by Tokyo Tech Alumni Association in Thailand (Thai Kuramae Kogyokai). Approximately 150 persons from various organizations in Thai academia, industry, and government joined the webinar, which also attracted participants from Japan and Germany.
The topic of the 2020 event was Biotechnology for Industrial Use. Agriculture and Biotechnology and Biofuels and Biochemicals are key industries under the Thai government's Thailand 4.0 economic policy, and NSTDA is leading a research and development project to build a biorefinery plant in the Eastern Economic Corridor of Innovation (EECi). Research in related fields is receiving a great deal of attention in Thailand.
Following opening remarks by Tokyo Tech Executive Vice President Tetsuya Mizumoto and NSTDA Executive Vice President Chadamas Thuvasethakul, four leading Tokyo Tech researchers introduced cutting edge technology.
●Metabolic engineering for microbial synthesis of biodegradable polyesters from biomass resources,
Professor Toshiaki Fukui, School of Life Science and Technology
●Lipid remodeling under nutrient starvation in microalgae and its application for oil production,
Professor Hiroyuki Ohta, School of Life Science and Technology
●New biotechnologies enhance utilization of resources and wastes for environment,
Professor Kiyohiko Nakasaki, School of Environment and Society
●Sugar conversion to a monomer for high-performance polyamides,
Professor Michikazu Hara, Institute of Innovative Research
Looking ahead to the next Research Showcase in 2021, Tokyo Tech ANNEX Bangkok is examining ways to further bolster interaction and discussions between event participants and Tokyo Tech researchers.
00:05 Opening remarks
02:02 Tokyo Tech Executive Vice President Tetsuya Mizumoto
05:36 NSTDA Executive Vice President Chadamas Thuvasethakul
10:35 Prof. Toshiaki Fukui, Tokyo Tech School of Life Science and Technology
41:55 Prof. Hiroyuki Ohta, Tokyo Tech School of Life Science and Technology
1:10:17 Prof. Kiyohiko Nakasaki, Tokyo Tech School of Environment and Society
1:39:49 Prof. Michikazu Hara, Tokyo Tech Institute of Innovative Research
2:07:55 Closing remarks
2020.09.16Information
Participated in the 49th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2020.08.25Education
Provided support for TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
2020.07.15Information
Participated in the 48th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2020.07.29EducationInformation
Conducted GSEP promotion at Mahidol Wittayanusorn School
2020.03.02Education
Provided support for TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
Study Abroad Fair at KMUTT
2020.02.03 - 04EducationInformation
Participated in Study Abroad Fair at King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT)
Study Abroad Fair at MU
Mini seminar "AI-Proteomics"
2020.1.29Research
Associate Professor Hayashi holds Mini Seminar at TCELS
School of Life Science and Technology Associate Professor Nobuhiro Hayashi held a mini seminar on "AI-Proteomics" at Thailand Center of Excellence for Life Sciences (TCELS) on January 29. Twelve researchers in medical and science fields attended from Chulalongkorn University (CU) and Mahidol University (MU). Hayashi explained that AI-Proteomics can be applied not only to disease diagnosis in human health care but also to the livestock industry and farming. Expectations are high for new collaborative research in this area between Tokyo Tech and partners in Thailand.
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Conducted company visits (3)
2019.12.18Information
Participated in the 46th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2019.12.20Information
Participated in the 22nd Japanese Universities' Network in Thailand (JUNThai)
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Conducted company visits (3)
2019.11.06 - 08EducationInformation
Participated in training program for Tokyo Tech ANNEX Bangkok staff at Tokyo Tech
2019.11.29Research
Professor Hidetoshi Sekiguchi held a seminar at NSTDA
School of Materials and Chemical Technology Professor Hidetoshi Sekiguchi held a seminar at NSTDA on November 29. Sekiguchi lectured on "Chemical processing using high energy density media including plasma, molten salt and metal, and ultrasound" in Session 1. TAIST students, TAIST partner university faculty members, and NSTDA researchers attended. In Session 2, NSTDA researchers had the opportunity to engage Sekiguchi directly and ask in-depth questions about his research.
One NSTDA researchers immediately began making plans to visit Sekiguchi's laboratory at Tokyo Tech.
Encouraging interaction between Tokyo Tech researchers, educational and research institutions, and companies in Thailand, Tokyo Tech ANNEX Bangkok promotes international education activities, conducts public relations activities, and supports research activities. It offers various opportunities to promote Tokyo Tech research.
Session 1 Lecture
Session 2 Discussion
2019.10.11EducationInformation
Provided support for GSEP interviews in Thailand
2019.10.23 - 24Information
President Masu attends 60th anniversary celebration of AIT and Presidents Forum
President Kazuya Masu attended the 60th anniversary of Asian Institute of Technology (AIT).
MOU signing ceremony with PEA and SIIT
2019.09.23Research
Tokyo Tech Executive Vice President for Research Osamu Watanabe attended the signing ceremony for a Memorandum of Understanding with Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) and Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology, Thammasat University (SIIT)
2019.09.30Information
Participated in the 21st Japanese Universities' Network in Thailand (JUNThai)
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Conducted company visits (5)
2019.08.02Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Orientation Ceremony
2019.08.06Education
Provided support for Tokyo Tech High School of Science and Technology students' visit to NSTDA
2019.08.29Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Graduation Ceremony 2018, and TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting on August 29.
2019.08.30Research
Met with BIOTEC at NSTDA
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Conducted company visit (1)
Thailand Science Park tenant members meeting
2019.07.19Information
Attended Thailand Science Park tenant members meeting
JASSO "JUNE Fair" (Education Fair) at the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2019.06.03 - 04EducationInformation
Participated in JASSO "JUNE Fair" (Education Fair) at the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2019.06.12Research
Met with BIOTEC at NSTDA
2019.06.25Information
Participated in the 19th Japanese Universities' Network in Thailand (JUNThai)
2019.06.26Information
Participated in the 44th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
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Conducted company visits (2)
GSEP promotion at Mahidol Wittayanusorn School
2019.05.20EducationInformation
Conducted GSEP promotion at Mahidol Wittayanusorn School
2019.05.29 - 31Information
Supported technology exchange with Thailand Concrete Association
Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech (admissions, lectures, company and research institute visits, company internships, and recruitment briefing sessions)
2019.09.17 - 2019.11.28Education
Provided support for TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program in Japan 2019
From September 17 to November 28, Tokyo Tech hosted a 12-student cohort from TAIST-Tokyo Tech.
Education
Conducted TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program in Thailand (participation by 9 Tokyo Tech students)
TAIST-Tokyo Tech Program promotion
2019.03.13Research
Met with BIOTECat NSTDA
2019.03.20EducationInformation
Participated in the 43rd Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2019.03.20 - 21EducationInformation
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Program promotion
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Conducted company visit (1)
Japan Education Fair in Khon Kaen area organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2019.02.04 - 05EducationInformation
Participated in Japan Education Fair in Khon Kaen area organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2019.02.07, 2019.02.12, 2019.02.21EducationInformation
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Program promotion
2019.02.11Education
Provided support for TAIST-Tokyo Tech Sports Day
2019.02.13 - 14EducationInformation
Participated in Japan Education Fair in Pitsanulok area organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2019.01.07-11, 2019.01.23EducationInformation
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Program promotion
2019.01.15Education
Provided support for Shimane Prefectural Masuda High School students' visit to NSTDA
2019.01.28Education
Provided support for TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting
2019.01.28Information
Tokyo Tech Executive Vice President Tetsuya Mizumoto visited the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2019.01.29InformationResearch
Tokyo Tech launches first Research Showcase in Thailand
Tokyo Tech ANNEX Bangkok launched its first major event —Tokyo Tech Research Showcase in Thailand— at NSTDA on January 29.
2018.12.17Information
Participated in the 17th Japanese Universities' Network in Thailand (JUNThai)
2018.12.19Information
Participated in the 42nd Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2018.12.20Research
Met with BIOTEC at NSTDA
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Conducted company visits (6)
Study Abroad Fair 5th Thailand Rail Academic Symposium-TRAS 2018
2018.11.05 - 06EducationInformation
Participated in Study Abroad Fair at Anglo Singapore Education Fair
2018.11.15 - 20EducationInformation
Participated in training program for Tokyo Tech ANNEX Bangkok staff at Tokyo Tech
2018.11.28Research
Met with MTEC at NSTDA
2018.11.29Research
Met with NANOTEC at NSTDA
2018.11.29 - 30EducationInformation
Participated in Study Abroad Fair 5th Thailand Rail Academic Symposium-TRAS 2018
2018.11.29 - 30EducationInformation
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Program promotion
2018.10.02 - 03EducationInformation
Participated in Study Abroad Fair at Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology (SIIT) and Kasetsart University (KU)
2018.10.08EducationInformation
Provided support for GSEP interviews in Thailand
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Conducted company visit (1)
2018.08.01EducationInformation
Participated in Study Abroad Fair at Kamnoetvidya Science Academy
2018.08.03Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Orientation Ceremony
2018.08.07Education
Provided support for Tokyo Tech High School of Science and Technology students' visit to NSTDA
2018.08.14EducationInformation
Conducted GSEP promotion at Mahidol Wittayanusorn School
2018.08.15EducationInformation
Conducted GSEP promotion at Traimudomsuksa School
2018.08.29Education
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Graduation Ceremony 2017 and TAIST-Tokyo Tech Executive Board Meeting on August 29.
JASSO "JUNE Fair" (Education Fair) at the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2018.06.04, 2018.06.06, 2018.06.08EducationInformation
Participated in JASSO "JUNE Fair" (Education Fair) at the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
2018.06.20Information
Participated in the 40th Science and Technology Liaison Conference organized by the Embassy of Japan in Thailand
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Conducted company visits (8)
Study Abroad Fair at Mahidol Wittayanusorn School
2018.05.16Research
Met with NECTEC at NSTDA
2018.05.20EducationInformation
Participated in Study Abroad Fair at Mahidol Wittayanusorn School
2018.05.22EducationInformation
Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech Program promotion
2018.05.30EducationInformation
Participated in Study Abroad Fair at Suankularb School
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Supported TAIST-Tokyo Tech (admissions, lectures, company and research institute visits, company internships, and recruitment briefing sessions)
2018.09.25 - 2018.11.26Education
Provided support for TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program in Japan 2018
From September 25 to November 26, Tokyo Tech hosted six students through the TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program.
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Conducted TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program in Thailand (participation by 18 Tokyo Tech students)
2018.03.13EducationInformationResearch
The 1st Tokyo Tech ANNEX to open in Thailand
Tokyo Tech opened its first Tokyo Tech ANNEX in Bangkok, Thailand.
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