Additive manufacturing, commonly known as 3D printing, is a versatile platform for the on-demand fabrication of objects with excellent spatial control of chemical compositions and complex architectures. The introduction of stimuli-responsive materials into 3D printing affords smart materials that are able to alter their properties. Dr. Benjaporn Narupai developed 3D printed protein-based …
On Thursday 15th September 2022, Prof. Peter Lieberzeit from Department of Physical Chemistry, University of Vienna, Austria (whose research interests primarily lie in the fields of chemical sensing and rapid analysis with the emphasis on intermolecular interactions) visited our Department of Chemistry to discuss the ongoing research projects and the potential research collaborations with faculty …
Prof. Peter Lieberzeit from University of Vienna visited our Department Read More »
The admission for graduate study in chemistry for round 1 of the second semester academic year 2022 is now open. Applicants must complete the online application form before 31 Oct 2022. Full Scholarships are available. Please see the information on registration and scholarship opportunities at https://www.register.gradchula.com/ For more information, please text us at this Facebook page: Chem-CU …
The admission for graduate study in chemistry for round 1 of the second semester academic year 2022 is now open. Applicants must complete the online application form before 31 Oct 2022. Full Scholarships are available. Please see the information on registration and scholarship opportunities at https://www.register.gradchula.com/ For more information, please text us at this Facebook page: Chem-CU …
Sweat is one of the interstitial biofluids containing minerals and clinical biomarkers, found in blood. Since sweat sampling can be done non-invasively and the levels of several biomarkers in sweat are well correlated with those in the blood, sweat is an interesting alternative biofluid for medical diagnostics. …
Publication Announcement: SYNLETT Cluster Publication “Organic Chemistry in Thailand” Issue 14 Volume 33 September 2022The cluster is a showcase of Thailand organic chemistry research, comprising of twenty-seven publications from twelve leading institutions across the country. The works cover broad topics including (1) Synthetic Methodology (2) Total Synthesis of Natural Products and (3) Organic Material Chemistry. …
Prof. Sumrit Wacharasindhu as Guest Editor in Synlett Journal Read More »
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On Thursday August 4, 2022 Prof. Hiroshi Yamamoto from Institute for Molecular Science, The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI), Japan visited our Department of Chemistry to discuss on various options of exchange activities since SOKENDAI and Chulalongkorn have been partner universities for years. The focus of this trip is to discuss in further details …
Our chemistry department held an event “Chem Chula International Night 2022” at 26th July. Over 100 graduate students, postdocs, visiting students, faculty members from different countries such as Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, Nigeria, Pakistan, the UK, and so on participated. The event includes various food booths by students from different nationalities as well as cultural …
How can we utilized chemistry knowledge to detect pesticides? The research group of Assoc. Prof. Boosayarat Tomapatanaget developed a biosensor based on graphene quantum dot and enzymes in hydrogel (GQDs/Enz/Gels) to detect organophosphate pesticides via two enzymes, acetylcholinesterase and cholinesterase. In a typical condition, these enzymes produce hydrogen peroxide, which decrease the fluorescence signal of …
graphene quantum dots for detection of organophosphate pesticides Read More »