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Clinical Elective Exchange Program
Health, Medicine

Within the scope of ASEA-UNINET, several medical universities established the Clinical Elective Exchange Program for medical students. The ASEA-UNINET Clinical Elective Exchange Program is the largest short term exchange program…...

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Diversity and trophic roles of macrofungi in different forest types of Sakaerat biosphere reserve
Biology

Diversity and trophic roles of fungi Fungi interact with many different species of plants, animals and other fungi, as parasites, mutualistic symbionts or decomposers of dead organic matter. Most macrofungi…...

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First-stage research exchange and case study on impacts of public transportation on environment and tourism in Thailand
Transportation

In March and April 2016 the schedule and planning of the project „First-stage research exchange and case study on impacts of public transportation on environment and tourism in Thailand“ was…...

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ASEA-UNINET Workshop on Proteomics/Biological Mass Spectrometry and Bioimaging
Biology, Chemistry

Introduction Proteomics has gained increasing interest in the field of biosciences and has become one of the most growing disciplines within the systems biology. It plays an important role in…...

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Effects of inhaled nitrite on platelet function and signaling
Medicine, Pharmacy

Since August 2015, an active collaboration has been established between the research group of Dr. Nathawut Sibmooh and the research group for pediatric hemostaseology under the supervision of Dr. Axel…...

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Affandi Museum – A concept of restoration and climate adequate maintenance
Architecture, Restoration

ASEA-UNINET proudly announces the award won by a collaboration project between two departments of the Vienna University of Technology (Ulrike Herbig, Gudrun Styhler-Aydin, Doris Grandits, Lukas Stampfer from the Institute…...

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Yogyahealth
Medicine

Yogyahealth is an outstanding ASEA-UNINET collaboration project between European and South-East Asian partners, which was awarded the Bernd Rode Award 2016 and furthermore honoured by a certificate of gratitude by…...

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Acquisition of programming skills by Thai teenagers without access to traditional PCs or laptops through their smartphones
Software Technology

Arnan Sipitakiat and Wolfgang Slany have both been involved for many years in bringing programming skills to children and teenagers. Programming has become both a fundamental cultural technique as well…...

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GIScience for Civil Protection Management in Southeast Asia (civil-GIS)
Civil Engineering, Geoinformatics

5th to 9th October, 2015 civil-GIS The Department of Geoinformatics – Z_GIS concluded a week-long international capacity building workshop on ‚GIScience for Civil Protection Management in Southeast Asia (civil-GIS)‘ at…...

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Determination of the Interaction of Poly(lactic acid)/Poly(butylene succinate) Blends Containing Fatty Acids for Bioplastics Applications
Chemistry

Poly (lactic acid) (PLA) is a semi – crystalline biodegradable, recyclable and compostable polymer. The advantages of PLA include eco-friendly (derived from renewable resources e.g. corn, wheat, or rice), biocompatibility…...

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Multi-disciplinary Application of Geographical Information Science in Southeast Asia (multiGIS)
Geoinformatics

The 10 Southeast Asian Countries are joining forces to form the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) by 2015. The AEC envisages a single market & production base, a highly competitive economic…...

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Sustainability Transitions Summer School
Biology

Natural resources are at the heart of global sustainability and ecosystem health. On the one hand, sufficient access to natural resources is important for our well-being. On the other hand,…...

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Animal Perception of Seismic and Non-Seismic Earthquake Phenomena
Physics

We carefully reviewed the anecdotal evidence of the existence of such precursors, as well as the options for scientific investigation, built three observation stations in Indonesia (Fig. 3), and conducted…...

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