Showing 6 item(s) tagged with "Biotechnology"
January 21, 2025
The 2nd International Symposium on Sustainable Algal Cultivation and Application (IS-SACAS) is happening on Jan 20–21, 2025, at the Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University. Titled 'A SPECIAL EDITION FOR PHARMACEUTICALS, MEDICINE, HEALTH, AND NUTRITION,' this event brings together 16 international speakers who will present research and innovations in harnessing algae for various scientific and commercial applications.
Read More →June 15, 2024
Abstract This study presents a novel approach to carbon dioxide capture using microalgae immobilized in 3D-printed bioarchitectures. The research demonstrates enhanced CO₂ capture efficiency compared to conventional cultivation methods. Key Findings 3D-printed structures increased surface area for algal growth by 300% CO₂ capture rate improved by 45% compared to suspended cultures The system showed stable performance over extended operation periods Cost-effective scalability demonstrated through pilot studies Methods We developed bio-compatible 3D-printed structures using various materials and geometries, then immobilized selected microalgae strains for optimal carbon capture performance.
Read More →January 29, 2024
On the 108th anniversary of the Faculty of Science at Chulalongkorn University, NIAB Lab unveiled MICROCAP - Fresh Air Powered By Nature, a remarkable advancement in biotechnology.
Read More →May 25, 2023
Our lab team presented cutting-edge research at the Plant and Plant Cell Symposium, showcasing innovations in algae biotechnology.
Read More →March 18, 2023
NIAB Lab published an article entitled 'Triboelectric nanogenerators based on immobilized living microalgae for biomechanical energy harvesting' on Electronic Material Letters (Q2, SJR: 0.58). This interdisciplinary research work explores the utilization of living microalgae cells combined with TENG technology.
Read More →April 11, 2022
Congratulations to Dr. Pichaya In-na for published in Architectural Science Review. Can we combine two very distinct disciplines? Yesterday, our latest research work, where 'Sciences Meet Designs' has been published in Architectural Science Review!
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