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Pint of Science Events

Pint of Science 2019 (Day 2)
Bangkok
2019-05-22
WeLearn
Pint of Science 2019 (Day 2)

Join us from 21st-22nd May 2019, at WeLearn for two great events exploring the intriguing world of science! Plus join us for the first time in Chiang Rai!

Entrance is FREE so why not join us for some exciting entertainment!

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Location
WeLearn
Bangkok, Thailand
Date and time
2019-05-22

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Nathan Preteseille

Edible Insects: their relevance in and beyond the food industry

Nathan Preteseille

Asian Food and Feed Insect Association

We are here in the cradle of the edible insect industry, surrounded� by thousands of cricket farms all around the country providing crispy and flavoury snacks but also staple food. But what do we know about their core value? Are they just good to be tasted? We will together go through several applications of insects and their relevance in line with the involvement of the regional platform AFFIA: Asian Food and Feed Insect Association.

Dr. Marieke Bierhoff

Can we improve the prevention of mother to child transmission of Hepatitis B?

Dr. Marieke Bierhoff

Shoklo Malaria Research Unit, Mahidol Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit

With the high prevalence of hepatitis B virus on the Thai-Myanmar border, prevention of mother to child transmission is critical. Current strategies with immunoglobulins and vaccinations appear to fail in this marginalised population. Here, we will discuss existing problems surrounding hepatitis B in pregnancy and highlight possible solutions to prevention of mother to child transmission.

Dr. Natthida Sriboonvorakul

How can mass spectrometry help ageing populations suffering with diabetes?

Dr. Natthida Sriboonvorakul

Department of Clinical Tropical Medicine,� Mahidol University

The number of elderly people is growing rapidly in Thailand. Most of ageing patients in hospitals are suffering with chronic non-communicable diseases such as diabetes. We aim to identify clinical parameters & biomarkers of this disease for early detection and prevention using mass spectrometry. Join us to uncover how mass spectrometry can help them!

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