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Key problems in science and technology in Thailand.
Science (New York, N.Y.)
|March 1, 1985
Summary
Thailand can boost socio-economic development by prioritizing science and technology. Key areas for focus include bioscience, biotechnology, materials science, electronics, and information science for maximum impact.
Area of Science:
- Bioscience and biotechnology
- Materials science
- Electronics
- Information science
Background:
- Science and technology offer significant potential for Thailand's socio-economic advancement.
- Defining high-priority problem areas and solutions is crucial for maximizing these contributions.
Purpose of the Study:
- To identify key areas and problems in science and technology for Thailand's development.
- To outline criteria for selecting priority areas, ensuring relevance and potential for growth.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of criteria for prioritizing development areas.
- Evaluation of human resource availability and potential.
- Assessment of international collaboration and cultural integration possibilities.
Main Results:
- Recommended focus on bioscience, biotechnology, materials science, electronics, and information science.
- Criteria emphasize development relevance, human capital, cutting-edge advantage, international collaboration, and cultural/environmental integration.
Conclusions:
- Strategic investment in selected S&T fields can drive Thailand's socio-economic progress.
- Integration with existing culture and environment is key for sustainable development.
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