During the 2024 THE Global Sustainable Development Congress, experts discussed a holistic approach to climate change early-warning systems

Professor Dr. Wilert Puriwat, Acting President of Chulalongkorn University, has set forth his efforts to meet society’s AI-related needs, with the aim of positioning Chula as Thailand’s premier AI university and the hub for artificial intelligence in Southeast Asia. 

The water-energy-food nexus shows the interconnected nature of the climate challenge. The solution will require a similarly interlinked approach

At the 2024 THE Global Sustainable Development Congress, panellists discussed how data can enhance research impact around and beyond the SDGs

Chinese University of Hong Kong researchers focus on relationships with rural communities

Universities have made ambitious pledges to reach net zero. But what does effective climate action look like on campus and how can institutions secure the funding needed to modernise their estates?

The era of smart cities requires practical innovations at scale to maximise the quality of living and create a sustainable model for 21st-century urbanisation

Faecal and urinary incontinence is a common challenge faced by many older adults, and it can lead to a frustrating skin condition called incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD). IAD causes redness, irritation, and even open sores due to constant exposure to moisture generated from urine and feces. This is especially problematic for vulnerable elders who have limited mobility and may not be able to alert caregivers quickly or have limited caregiving assistance.

Thammasat University Hospital, a rapidly evolving and highly efficient public hospital in Thailand, is undergoing a significant transition with the appointment of a new leadership team.

From Secondary Care to Leading Tertiary Hospital