From the development of new cosmetics and computers to the introduction of science fiction-like cancer therapies, nanotechnology stands poised to revolutionize the way people work and live, scientists told an international symposium at the Asian Institute of Technology today.
From the development of new cosmetics and computers to the introduction of science fiction-like cancer therapies, nanotechnology stands poised to revolutionize the way people work and live, scientists told an international symposium at the Asian Institute of Technology today.
Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) has been included as a Center of Excellence in an independent report prepared by the Rockefeller Foundation. Titled “Research Centres of Excellence in Asia: A Quantitative Review for the Rockefeller Foundation”, the report was prepared with inputs about AIT provided by the Office of the Vice President Research, Prof. Sudip K Rakshit.
It was standing room only at the Asian Institute of Technology auditorium on December 13 as over two hundred students representing 22 tertiary institutions from across Thailand competed at the first “iNexus Thailand Robot Competitionâ€.
It was standing room only at the Asian Institute of Technology auditorium on December 13 as over two hundred students representing 22 tertiary institutions from across Thailand competed at the first “iNexus Thailand Robot Competitionâ€.
It was standing room only at the Asian Institute of Technology auditorium on December 13 as over two hundred students representing 22 tertiary institutions from across Thailand competed at the first “iNexus Thailand Robot Competitionâ€.
Magsaysay award winner Yu Xiaogang credits Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) for introducing him to concepts of sustainable development. “AIT is my mother school for sustainable development and social justice.†I combined the skills and knowledge learnt at AIT to work for minority communities in China, he told the Media and Communications Unit (MCU) during an interview.
Those who possess original ideas and the ability to express them well will prevail
In today’s competitive global marketplace, experts told students competing at AIT’s inaugural Open Presentation Competition on December 8.
Ekkapong Cheevitsopon of School of Engineering Resources and Development (SERD) was awarded the Grand prize in the Golden Jubilee Photo Competition organized at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT). His image depicting the AIT Golden jubilee logo on water droplets emerged as a clear favorite. The competition titled AIT Golden Jubilee Photo Competition coincided with the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the institute.
Seven international research proposals won grants at the Bio-Innovations Asia Awards 2009 ceremony held in Bangkok, Thailand on 8 December 2009.