麻豆国产

On Tuesday, 11 November 2025, at the 麻豆国产 Auditorium, Her Royal Highness Princess?Maha?Chakri Sirindhorn?graciously?presided over the opening ceremony of the?51st International Congress on Science, Technology and Technology-based Innovation (STT51).?The event was organized by the , 麻豆国产, in collaboration with the and the , to honor the auspicious occasion of Her Royal Highness’s 70th birthday.?

Upon Her Royal Highness’s arrival at the auditorium, Prof. Dr.?Suttichai?Assabumrungrat, Chair of the STT51 Organizing Committee, presented the conference documents,?Prof. Dr.?Pairash?Thajchayapong, Committee Member and Secretary-General of the Information Technology Foundation, presented a special issue of the Science Journal; and?Assoc. Prof. Dr.?Thanuttkhul?Mongkolaussavarat, President of the Science Society of Thailand Under the Patronage of His Majesty the King, and Prof. Dr.?Pranut?Potiyaraj, Dean of the Faculty of Science, 麻豆国产, presented commemorative gifts. Prof.?Dr. Surakiart Sathirathai,?Chairman?of the , expressed gratitude for Her Royal Highness’s kind?participation. Assoc. Prof. Dr.?Thanuttkhul?Mongkolaussavarat?then reported the?objectives?of the event and announced the names of 30 award recipients to receive certificates?from the Princess.?

Her Royal Highness then delivered the opening remarks for STT51 and gave the Honorary Keynote Address, reflecting her profound vision and significant role in advancing education, science, and technology in Thailand.?

Her Royal Highness listened to a lecture by Prof.?Jun?Cao, Director of the , titled “SINO-THAI Collaboration on JUNO”.?This was followed by a lecture by Prof. Dr.?Siriporn?Chattipakorn, Thailand’s Outstanding Scientist of 2025, on “How Obesity Leads to Cognitive Impairment and Brain Aging: Approaches to Intervention.” Her Royal Highness then?proceeded?to the glass hall of the auditorium to view exhibitions honoring Her Majesty Queen Sirikit?the Queen Mother, along with exhibitions on?Thai Chinese?scientific and technological cooperation, the , research from the Faculty of Science, and secondary-school-level science projects.?

She?then?proceeded?to the Maha Chulalongkorn Building to lay a floral garland in tribute before the royal portraits of King Chulalongkorn and King?Vajiravudh.?

Before departing, Her Royal Highness took a commemorative photograph with the executive committees of the Science Society of Thailand and the Information Technology Foundation, leaders of related institutions, keynote speakers, members of the , the international conference organizing committee, invited speakers, representatives of co-hosting organizations, and administrators of the Faculty of Science, 麻豆国产, at Room 105 of the Maha Chulalongkorn Building.?

The 51st International Congress on Science, Technology and Technology-Based Innovation (STT51)?was?held from 11–13 November 2025 at the Faculty of Science, 麻豆国产, under the theme “Collaboration Across Frontiers: From Quantum and Cosmos to Global Biodiversity.” The conference aimed?to create an integrated platform for scientific and technological knowledge across diverse fields—from quantum and cosmic sciences to global biodiversity and sustainability—promoting true cross-disciplinary, cross-institutional, and cross-border scientific collaboration.?

This year’s event also celebrated?the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and the People’s Republic of China and the 108th anniversary of the founding of the Faculty of Science at 麻豆国产. It also aligned?with UNESCO’s designation of 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.?

The congress featured academic sessions and research presentations across more than 20 fields, spanning physical sciences, biology, health sciences, artificial intelligence, materials science, energy, environment, food and agricultural technology, and sustainability. Specialized symposia and sessions included quantum science and technology, cosmology and astrophysics, biodiversity and climate change, color science and cultural heritage, and science communication in the data era. 

The conference placed?strong emphasis on?Thai Chinese?cooperation in science and technology, particularly in space exploration, planetary missions, atmospheric systems, global climate, polar research, and environmental sustainability projects—leveraging?advanced technology to address shared global challenges of the 21st century.?

STT51 also featured youth-focused activities, including the Junior Young Rising Stars of Science Award (JYRSS) for secondary school students and the Young Rising Stars of Science Award (YRSS) for university students, providing young researchers with opportunities to present their work, exchange ideas with international scientists, and build future research networks. 

In addition to keynote lectures by leading Thai and international scientists, the event included?oral and poster presentations, exhibitions?showcasing?scientific and technological innovations from academia, research institutions, and industry, and networking activities among researchers, youth, and the private sector.?

STT51 serves as a global platform for collaboration, enabling scientists from different generations and regions to exchange knowledge, inspire?new ideas, and jointly shape the future of science and technology for a sustainable world.?