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Goal 14: Life Below Water

Collaborating with Carina Apollow Co., Ltd. to develop non-toxic waste incinerators.

Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at the College of Governance, Royal Thai Government University of Technology Phra Nakhon represented in signing the academic cooperation agreement with Mr. Supakit Jaijakrittham, Managing Director of Carina Apollo Co., Ltd. The objective is to collaborate on research and develop non-toxic waste incinerators with high efficiency according to standard criteria. …

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Signing with Wang Noi Karnchang Company Limited to drive education and research in electric vehicle technology.

The President of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon participated in the signing ceremony of a memorandum of understanding with Ms. Jarupat Techaitthiphon, Manager of Wang Noi Karnchang Company Limited, on September 26th, 2566, at the Pheung Phet Meeting Room, Faculty of Engineering, Phranakhon North Campus. This collaboration aims to conduct joint research and development …

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Students from Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon showcase innovative jewelry ideas made from plastic waste.

The President of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon (RMUTP) mentioned that the university is a supportive entity that promotes research and innovation using academic expertise to develop communities and society. This year, faculty members and students presented their research works, inventions, and innovations, including the RMUT Start-up Award, during the national-level academic conference: the …

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Using cassava starch as a substitute for fabric dye blockers and natural powder colors, this idea from Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon aims to enhance the value of local plants and be environmentally friendly.

“The textile and dyeing industries have a significant environmental impact, especially in releasing wastewater containing dye remnants and chemical substances, polluting water sources. This issue is prevalent in the production of batik fabrics by various community enterprises in Thailand, where the use of wax resists, commonly known as ‘mudmee,’ contributes to clogged drainage pipes due …

Using cassava starch as a substitute for fabric dye blockers and natural powder colors, this idea from Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon aims to enhance the value of local plants and be environmentally friendly. Read More »

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