NEWS
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Delegation from ECAM Lyon Visited International School of Engineering
Delegation from ECAM Lyon Visited International School of Engineering On November 6, 2018, Ms. Gessica Paparozzi, International Coordinator of International Relations Department, ECAM Lyon and Mr. Yosawat Iamjaroenchai, ECAM Representative visited ISE, Faculty of Engineering. Prof. Dr. David Banjerdpongchai, Deputy Director of Innovation for Education and Research, Prof. Dr. Artiwan Shotipruk, Deputy Director of Academic Affairs, and Dr. Falan Srisuriyachai, Assistant Dean of International Affairs, Faculty of Engineering welcomed the delegation. The purpose of the visit is to discuss on student exchange and internship programs between the two Institutions. In addition, the delegation gave a presentation at the information session to ISE students who are interested in student exchange and internship at ECAM Lyon.
16 November 2018
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Congratulations to 4th year ISE NANO students
Mr.Panithan Srisinsuphya and Mr.Karn Rongrueangkul for being selected to attend the 20th International Conference on Molecular Beam Epitaxy (ICMBE 2018) at Shanghai, China in which the conference is held between 3rd to 7th of September 2018. The main purpose of this conference is to provide a prominent international forum for reporting new developments in the areas of fundamental and applied molecular beam epitaxy research, with participants from all around the world, such as USA, China, Japan, Germany and Russia. The NANO students provided an oral presentation with the title of “InSb/InAs Quantum Nano-Stripes Grown by Molecular Beam Epitaxy and Its Photoluminescence at Mid-Infrared Wavelength”. Their work, under supervision of Dr. Aniwat Tandaechanurat, a lecturer of NANO program at ISE, is the fabrication of nanostructured semiconductors using Molecular Beam Epitaxy. By applying the knowledge of quantum mechanics, the fabricated nanostructure can be used as a source for mid-infrared devices, allowing for the enhancement of mid-infrared sensing devices.
6 November 2018
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Future Innovators learn “Jobs to be done” theory by Professor Dr. Clayton M Christensen, Harvard Business School.
A group of 34, 3rd-year ISE Nano engineering students had the opportunity to learn the exciting “Jobs to be done” theory of Innovation from #PacRim Group “Find Out WHY” program. This session was organized by Dr. Aniwat Tandaechanurat, who leads the Introduction to Nanoelectronics course [2182440] of NANO program at ISE. Students in this course have the opportunity to apply what they learn as part of their term project – which is to build a “prototype innovative product”. At the PacRim Group session, students learnt WHY innovation fails; how to shift mindset; and use tools to uncover Customer “Jobs to be done”- not only functional needs but also social and emotional needs to ensure higher chance of Innovation success. Thanks #PacRim Group and Find Out WHY for shaping the minds of our engineers to be future innovators. Find more “Find Out WHY” https://www.pacrimgroup.com/#/program/find-out-why
6 November 2018
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The winner of Thailand Startup league 2018
Congratulations!!! ISE ICE Students; Kavin Sermsaksakoon, Suppakit Krasettrakarn, Tanapol Wongvanichchot, and Nattapol Puttasuntithum won the winner among 100 teams from competitors around Thailand in Thailand startup league 2018 which were held at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC). In this competition, there are four categories: 1.Innovative Power Solution 2.Green & Responsible Construction Tech / Public Utility / Infrastructure 3.FinTech and Blockchain 4.E-Commerce and Loyalty Point 5.Chatbot and AI The goal is to hack the idea of each category with code, design, and business within 2 days.
3 June 2018
Building 2, Faculty of Engineering,Chulalongkorn University
Bangkok 10330 THAILAND
