The event is open to fourth-year undergraduate students, master’s degree students and PhD students in science, applied science, and engineering from major universities in Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and Myanmar. Students must register within the end of this month.
Wing Commander Dr Sarawut Sujitjorn, director of Synchrotron Light Research Institute, said the institute is home to the only synchrotron generator in Thailand at its Saeng Siam Laboratory. The facility, in the Sirindhorn Wichothai Building, hosts the annual camp project every year.
The aim of the event is to build cooperation in the area of synchrotron light technology between member countries and encourage students to understand the role of science and technology in Asean scientific development, especially regarding synchrotron light technology, which attracts an increasing number of scientists and researchers.
Download the application form at http://www.slri.or.th/sciencecamp or contact 044-217-040 extension 1604-1605 if you have any questions.