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Students from the Applied Thai Traditional Medicine program won first place at the national level in the 2026 Krungsri Higher Education Volunteer Development Project competition, organized by the Krungsri Foundation.

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28 September 2026 10:34:49

The College of Allied Health Sciences, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Samut Songkhram Campus,

congratulates its students from the Applied Thai Traditional Medicine program for winning first place nationally in the Krungsri Higher Education Volunteer Development Project Proposal Competition (Final Round) of the Krungsri Foundation's 2026 project, under the concept "Next Gen Action: Think Real, Do Real, Create Value for Society and the Environment Sustainably," under the name of the "BioBloom BioCraft Innovation Club."

The winning project is "Bio-Assembled Myco: Development of Biocomposite Materials from Mushroom Mycelium and Plant Waste to Transform Innovative Products and Reduce Plastic Use."

The project team is... (Students in Applied Thai Traditional Medicine):

1. Ms. Jidapha (3rd year student)

2. Ms. Haznitar Doloh (3rd year student)

3. Ms. Bunyaporn Layapat (3rd year student)

4. Ms. Phuphetphaka Pitakorn (3rd year student)

5. Ms. Ketsuda Rodboonkong (2nd year student)

And project advisor: Assistant Professor Dr. ATTM.Narin Kakathum,