‘The Balance Assessment Device,’ An Outstanding Innovation by Chula Researcher
Always on Alert for Balance Loss with “The Balance Assessment Device,” An Outstanding Innovation by Chula Researcher.
Always on Alert for Balance Loss with “The Balance Assessment Device,” An Outstanding Innovation by Chula Researcher.
Medical research conducted at Chulalongkorn University showed that a considerable number of Thais carry the Brugara Syndrome gene. People with a family history of sudden death are recommended to observe for any risk symptoms and seek medical professionals for early diagnosis. Early treatment and prevention could reduce fatality rate.
Chulalongkorn University Emphasizes on the Effort to Drive the Thai Economy with Thai Soft Power Through Research and Innovation, Focusing on 2 Ts for Cultural Empowerment.
The Smart Suit that Saves Forest Fires Firefighters’ Lives – An International Award-Winning Design by Chula’s Engineering Students.
“Give Smiles, Not Gifts”: Chula’s Original Short Film Captures Graduates’ Perspective on Gifts for Graduation Day
The AI Era Is Here. Is Thailand Ready for It? Chula Is All Set for Change and Introduces Generative AI.
Lung cancer, the earlier it is detected, the greater the chance of being cured. King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital urges everyone to have regular check-ups of lung health, as well as introduce the medical technology and medicines that help prolong life and support quality of life for patients.
“Insight Wat Pho” an innovation for society by a Chula Architecture lecturer is a companion application that helps visitors plan and make the most out of their visit to Wat Pho. With helpful info on how to get there and points of interest, to fun features, such as AR (augmented reality) floor plan of Wat Pho and “Yak Wat Pho” hunt game to find the Wat Pho’s Giants, the app can help visitors have a trip that is more meaningful and enjoyable.