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Expensive oil, disrupted logistics, vanishing tourists…A conflict that seems distant is inevitably impacting the livelihoods of Thai people! But in every crisis, there is always a hidden “opportunity”… How can Thailand turn the tables?.Shedding light on this crisis with insights from Asst. Prof. Dr. Thunyaporn Soontornthum, College of Interdisciplinary Studies, Thammasat University.✅ From Amazing Thailand […]

The 15th Practical Points in Medical Research (PPMR) “Mastering Journal Reading & Research Execution” Date: June 17 – 19, 2026 Featuring hands-on sessions using R Program 📍 On-site: The Quarter Ari by UHG 💻 Online: via ZOOM 📝 Register Now: https://forms.gle/3tFGXqaPCv8UEhXY8 📂 Download Course Syllabus: https://url.in.th/qlvoX Registration Fees On-site: 9,900 THB Online: 6,900 THB Payment

📢 TU-RAC Invites TU Faculty and Researchers to Submit Nominations for the “National Research Awards 2027” 🏆 The National Research Council of Thailand (NRCT) is now accepting applications to honor outstanding Thai researchers and high-quality works across 4 award categories:1️⃣ National Outstanding Researcher Award2️⃣ Research Award3️⃣ Thesis Award4️⃣ Invention and Innovation Award 🗓️ Important Dates

5 Warning Signs Your Organization Needs a Consultant — Now! 1️⃣ “We’re already doing great” — but can’t respond when customers complain 🗣️The truth is, no one can truly understand their customers 100% without asking. Believing “we’re good” without Data to back it up is the most dangerous blind spot — because by the time

18 March 2026 | Thammasat University Research and Consultancy Institute (TU-RAC), led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. M.L. Pinitphand Paribatra, Vice President for Research and Innovation and Acting Director of TU-RAC, accompanied by a team of specialized faculty members from Thammasat University, met with Ms.Kaewkate Thawornphun, Deputy Secretary-General of the Senate, and her delegation at Meeting

From the article “Should Compensation Figures Be an Organizational Secret?” by Assoc. Prof. Dr.Chaturong Napathorn, Thammasat University Research and Consultancy Institute (TU-RAC). The article appears in the Now and Beyond by TU-RAC column every Thursday in Bangkok Biz News newspaper and on the Bangkok Biz News online platform..A question that is often raised is: In

TU-RAC Update: Adapting Operations for Energy Efficiency 🚀⚡️ In alignment with the university’s energy-saving policy, the Thammasat University Research and Consultancy Institute (TU-RAC) is transitioning to an online-centric workflow. Our goal is to reduce fuel consumption and optimize our office environment to lower electricity usage. TU-RAC Operational Guidelines: 🔹 Work From Home: Staff will operate

TU-RAC Office Administration Team Creates a Phenomenon: Launching Line OA “Support TU-RAC” 🚀✨This is the latest breakthrough by the TU-RAC Office Administration Team. After intensive training and skill-up sessions, we have successfully developed and built this system entirely from the ground up! Introducing Line Official: Support TU-RAC 📱 – Your central hub for back-office services,

In today’s global economic system, more than 80–90% of the world’s traded goods by volume are transported by sea through a network of shipping routes connecting different continents. Yet within this seemingly vast network, there are only a few “maritime chokepoints” that are critically important. If any one of these points were to face conflict

After the news about a Thai cargo ship being attacked near the Strait of Hormuz, many people noticed unfamiliar crew titles in the reports — such as 4/E, E/E, or Oiler. What do these actually mean? On a merchant ship, the crew is organized under international maritime standards known as International Convention on Standards of