Welcome to
STEAM Platform
life changing experience for many young people
The STEAM platform consists of following 3 pillars:
What's STEAM
The STEAM Platform is a programfunded since June 2018 under Research, Innovation and Partnerships Office (RIPO) of King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) to promote research, innovation, education and entrepreneurship (RIEE) of KMUTT globally focusing on youth leadership.
Our Events
Thailand CE Business Roundtable
22 October 2020
NXPO, 14F Chamchuri Square
New Resources
A few years back, it looked like plastic recycling was set to become a key part of a sustainable future. Then, the price of fossil fuels plunged, making it cheaper to manufacture new plastics. Then China essentially stopped importing recycled plastics for use in manufacturing. With that, the bottom dropped out of plastic recycling, and the best thing you could say for most plastics is that they sequestered the carbon they were made of.
Knowledge by
STEAM Platform
Using Data Science for Developing Solutions for Sustainable Development Goals 2030
Organic Farm in Thailand - Dairy Home - teaser
Organic Farming for Sustainable Food Production and Consumption in Thailand: Baan Suan Ob Aun Rak
Trailer - The Circular Economy On Campus: Chulalongkorn University Zero Waste Story & More
STEAM Platform Sustainability Business Features 2020: Start-ups Towards Sustainability
Circular Agriculture & Circularity Food Platform | Thailand Sustainable Business – Sivatel Hotel
Sustainable fashion business driven by youth leadership
Bio-Based Materials for Circular economy
COVID-19 Efficient & Effective Response in Thailand Powered by Advanced Robotics, AI and E-Learning
Organic Farm in Thailand - Dairy Home - teaser
Organic Farming for Sustainable Food Production and Consumption in Thailand: Baan Suan Ob Aun Rak
Social
Innovation Showcase
Past Events
What people say about us
"Technology and Research from STEAM-KMUTT is impressive, especially its "Social Labs". We look forward to exploring partnership with STEAM-KMUTT in the future."
CHRIS MORRIS,
Head of NGO and Civil Society Centre
Regional and Sustainable Development, ADB