Physical Therapy Council Warns Over 70% of Stroke Patients Are Not Receiving Recommended Physical Therapy, Proposes Four Measures for Thailand’s Ageing Society
Council calls for a stronger workforce, expanded commun […]
Council calls for a stronger workforce, expanded commun […]
The Key Message Bangkok exhibition puts Thailand’s scie […]
Bangkok RHVAC 2026 and Bangkok E&E 2026 Online Edition will connect international buyers with Thai exhibitors through a virtual exhibition and online business matching from 24 to 28 August 2026.
Thailand has captured more than $26.8 billion (approx. 900 billion baht) in investment applications for its semiconductor and advanced electronics sectors over the past three years, cementing its position as a primary beneficiary of global supply chain diversification away from traditional manufacturing hubs.
Thailand is strengthening its position as ASEAN’s emerging hub for water innovation, technology and sustainable infrastructure with the launch of Aquatech Asia 2026, the Asian edition of the world’s leading water technology tradeshow and conference.
The global electronics industry is entering a new era marked by rapidly increasing product complexity, ranging from printed circuit boards (PCBs) and AI computing infrastructure to semiconductor technologies and advanced chip packaging. As a result, Failure Analysis, the science of identifying and understanding the root causes of product failures, has become a crucial discipline for improving product quality, reliability, and global competitiveness.
Thailand is accelerating its workforce development strategy to support the advanced electronics and semiconductor industries, as the sector clearly signals that future competitiveness will no longer depend solely on factories or machinery, but on “people” equipped with globally recognized skills and the ability to operate effectively within the global supply chain.
Thailand is accelerating its move toward advanced technology industries following the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Lumentum, a global leader in photonics technology, the Thai Microelectronics Center (TMEC), and Mahanakorn University of Technology (MUT). The collaboration aims to develop talent, research capabilities, and infrastructure in photonics and semiconductors, with strong support from Professor Dr. Yodchanan Wongsawat, Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), underscoring the government’s commitment to transitioning toward an innovation-driven economy.
Three days of discovery, connection, and business at Asia’s most focused animal nutrition and health event — co-located with VICTAM Asia, GRAPAS Asia, and Horti & Agri Asia
The Thailand Printed Circuit Association (THPCA) recently hosted an international technical conference titled “Advanced Reliability Testing (HALT/HASS)”, bringing together global experts to exchange knowledge on reliability engineering for electronic systems. The conference highlighted the growing importance of reliability testing in modern technology industries, ranging from AI data centers and electric vehicles to smart manufacturing systems.
Thailand has taken another ambitious step toward redefi […]
In the heart of Bangkok’s administrative district, a qu […]