TU-RAC extends its congratulations to Prof. Dr. Amporn TamronglakEditorial Board Member, Journal of Multidisciplinary Academic Research and Development (JMARD) on the occasion of being honored as“National Outstanding Teacher of the Year 2026 in the Social Sciences”by the Council of Presidents of Thailand University Faculty Senates. TU-RAC extend our heartfelt congratulations and appreciation on this distinguished achievement.

TU-RAC extends its congratulations to Assistant Professor Dr. Tiraphap Fakthong on the occasion of his appointment to the academic position of Associate Professor in the field of Economics, effective 12 March 2026.

TU-RAC extends its congratulations to Associate Professor Dr. Suraparb Keawsawasvong on the occasion of his appointment to the academic position of Professor in the field of Civil Engineering, subfield of Civil Engineering and Infrastructure, with the appointment currently under consideration for submission for Royal Appointment

If humans are afraid of getting injections, imagine how challenging it would be to vaccinate tiny fish and shrimp, one by one!This episode takes you into the world of biotechnology and explores “oral vaccines from algae” — an innovative approach that can help simplify the process of vaccinating aquatic animals, while offering a more environmentally friendly alternative. In the future, this technology may even have potential applications in human medicine!💡 Based on the article “Oral Vaccines from Algae: A New

TU-RAC invites you to explore an engaging research article from the Journal of Multidisciplinary Academic Research and Development (JMARD) by Ratthaya Phromhitathorn and Suwat Janyapoon.  The researchers spoke with 18 people working directly in the field, including local herb growers, spa and massage businesses, subdistrict health promotion hospitals, and the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), to find the answer to one key question: “How can community-based herbal products and wellness tourism experiences become more marketable and grow sustainably?”.✨ 4 Key

Journal of Multidisciplinary Academic Research and Development (JMARD)Volume 8, Issue 3 | July–September 2026 Discover new perspectives through articles that help us understand society, explore interconnectedness, and view social change more comprehensively.💡 📖 Read the latest issue today: https://short.tu.ac.th/qJAIN

65 years may be just a number, but the knowledge, experience, and stories accumulated throughout an academic journey carry lasting value and meaning. TU-RAC  invite you to explore the book “Accumulated with Honor: 65 Years of Somkiat Worapunyaanun,”published to commemorate the second retirement of Associate Professor Dr. Somkiat Worapunyaanun at the age of 65, The book brings together tributes, academic articles, and interviews that share stories, ideas, perspectives, and experiences from colleagues and those who have known and worked with

Why do we always feel compelled to order food delivery right after watching K-dramas? Yet in Thai dramas, the dining table is often used merely as a backdrop for emotional confrontations—even though Thai cuisine consistently ranks among the top in the world! In this episode, we decode where Thai dramas have missed the opportunity to leverage Soft Power. 💡 Based on the article Why Isn’t Thai Food in Dramas a Hit? by Panida Songserm, Thammasat University Research and Consultancy Institute

The Thammasat University Research and Consultancy Institute (TU-RAC) extends its congratulations to Ms. Pornpun Sangketkarn,Acting Manager of the Thammasat University Research and Consultancy Institute, on the occasion of her election as a“Member of the University Staff Council.”Her term of office will be two years, from October 10, 2026, to October 9, 2028. TU-RAC would like to extend our best wishes and encouragement as she undertakes this role, representing and reflecting the views of university personnel while contributing to the enhancement