On 6–7 November 2025, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Usanee Pitchakarn led members of the Plant Physiology Laboratory—
Ms. Orachaporn Sripawatkul, Mr. Theerajate Iampan, Mr. Supakorn Thiengthamthun, and Ms. Kamonmanut Wattana—
to participate in the 22nd National Horticultural Science Conference, held under the theme “Sustainable Advancement in Horticulture Through Precision Agriculture and AI.” The conference took place at the Richmond Grand Ballroom, Richmond Hotel, Nonthaburi Province. The event brought together researchers from various institutions across the country to share knowledge, discuss emerging innovations, and present academic work in the field of horticultural science. The atmosphere was lively and intellectually stimulating, fostering strong academic networks and providing an excellent platform for young researchers to showcase their potential.
Mr. Theerajate Iampan received the Excellent Award for his Oral Presentation in the Fruit Crops category, as well as the Young Researcher Award (Oral Presentation) in the same category.
Mr. Supakorn Thiengthamthun received the Excellent Award for his Poster Presentation in the Other Categories section,
along with the Young Researcher Award (Poster Presentation) in the same section.
These achievements reflect the dedication and academic excellence of the Plant Physiology Laboratory team, as well as the strong mentorship provided by their advisor. Their accomplishments represent an important milestone for the department and serve as an inspiration for future researchers, contributing to the continued advancement of horticultural science in Thailand.
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