Telecommunications and Emergency Communications Embedded Systems and Robotics Disaster Preparedness Engineering
Selected Publications / Projects
Emergency TU: A backup communication system to coordinate disaster relief when standard networks fail. Tham-Robot: An automated medical robot deployed at Thammasat Field Hospital during COVID-19 to safely deliver food and medicine, protecting frontline workers from infection.
Thammasat University’s 2022 Sustainability Report presents a comprehensive overview of the university’s commitment to advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through research, outreach, and academic services. Through this report, Thammasat University reaffirms its role as a catalyst for sustainability, aspiring to inspire similar commitments across academia for a more equitable, sustainable future.
Thammasat University evaluates interdisciplinary research success in the science disciplines through a comprehensive framework that prioritizes the health of the research “ecosystem” and the tangible translation of knowledge into societal solutions. This approach moves beyond traditional publication counts, focusing instead on collaborative infrastructure, applied innovation, and societal impact. The university’s strategy is deeply integrated with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ensuring that technical expertise is consistently met with social responsibility.
Formation of Interdisciplinary CoEs: Success is measured by the number of active, nationally recognized CoEs that successfully integrate multiple science faculties. For instance, the Center of Excellence in Biomedical Engineering is evaluated on how effectively Computer Science experts and Medical practitioners collaborate on joint applications (e.g., 3D-printed prosthetic eyes).
