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• ALUCK THIPAYARAT
• ANAK KHANTACHAWANA
• ANNOP NOPHARATANA
• ARBTIP DHEERAVONGKIT
• BOONSERM KAEWKAMNERDPONG

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• ● 2-Butoxytetrahydrofuran, Isolated from Holothuria scabra, Attenuates Aggregative and Oxidative Properties of α-Synuclein and Alleviates Its Toxicity in a Transgenic Caenorhabditis elegans Model of Parkinson’s Disease; Sukrit Promtang,Tanatcha Sanguanphun, Pawanrat Chalorak, et al.; 2024; Journal article
• ● A Boolean Modeling Framework for Drug Synergy Prediction in Breast Cancer; Kittisak Taoma, Monrudee Liangruksa, Marasri Ruengjitchatchawalya, et al.; 2022; Poster
• ● A cancer sub-population competition model reveals optimal levels of immune response that minimize tumor size; Wimonnat Sukpol, Teeraphan Laomettachit, Anuwat Tangthanawatsakul; 2024; Journal article
• ● ACSMPred-FRL: Accelerating the Identification of Anticancer Small Molecules Using Feature Representation Learning; Shoombuatong, W.; Schaduangrat, N.; Mookdarsanit, et al.; 2025; Journal article
• ● A disposable electrochemical sensor for amyloid-β42 protein based on molecular imprinted polymers with nitrogen doped carbon dots-graphene nanohybrid; Pakapongpan S.; Poo-arporn Y.; Ninket S.; Poo-arporn R.P.; 2024; Journal article

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• ● Development of single crystalline films Gd3(Al5-xScx)O12:Ce (Sc = 0, 1, 2) grown by liquid phase epitaxy technique for electron sensor and medical X-rays imaging applications; KRIANGKRAI WANTONG - Department of Physics
• ● Development of soft tissue implant materials with dual antibiotic drug loading for effective prevention of infection; PITIRAT PHOLPABU - Faculty of Engineering
• ● Development of Transdermal Patch for Electrically Controlled Drug Release; NOPHAWAN PARADEE - Department of Chemistry
• ● Development smart phone sensor kit for detection of the weight reduction species sibutramine
  ; CHATUP0RN PHANTHONG - Sensor Technology Laboratory
• ● Effect of low-level light therapy (LLLT), both continuous wave and pulse wave irradiation with red and NIR light on neuronal cell differentiation induced by beta-amyloid toxicity as a guideline for Alzheimer’s treatment; ANAK KHANTACHAWANA - Department of Mechanical Engineering