"From Small Seeds to
Big Impact: Growing Science
for Society."
What started as watching a small tree grow became a passion for chemistry, and a mission to make a real difference for the community.
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A starting point that didn't begin in a classroom.
I grew up with dirt on my hands planting seedlings, picking trash off the shoreline. Somewhere along
the way, I understood that a healthy land and a healthy community are the same story.
Loving nature didn't teach me to care about the environment. It taught me that the environment and human life are always connected.
That belief led me to chemistry, nature's own language. Every shift in water quality told a story I wanted to read.
When science becomes a tool, not just a subject.
In the summer of 2024, I gave up my school break to spend five weeks at NANOTEC, NSTDA Thailand's National Nanotechnology Center working under Dr. Sanchai Kuboon in an applied chemistry lab.
For the first time, science wasn't abstract. It was soil samples, sensor calibration, and real data from real fields. I came back with one conviction:
"The most powerful thing science can do is answer a question that a farmer has been asking for years but had no tool to ask."
That summer changed everything.
Interests & Core Mindset
Where Interest Shapes
the Mind
A commitment to learning and applying science for good has driven action on both the international and local stage. Passion in action means turning curiosity into something communities can actually use. It's a relentless ambition to never stop learning and never stop growing, paired with a spirit of scientific exploration, where every question is an invitation to discover something new.
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APFSD Youth Forum 2026 (UN ESCAP)
Honored to serve as a Speaker, sharing youth perspectives on advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Giving Back, Society Smiles
Giving back to society through continued action, from improving quality of life for the elderly at Bangkhae Home, to tackling the food waste crisis with Scholars of Sustenance.