Remediation Laboratory, KMUTT

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Anusaraporn, S., Dolphen, R. Beneficial bacterial inoculation modulates hormonal–redox responses associated with enhanced floral volatile biosynthesis in Rosa damascena. World J Microbiol Biotechnol 42, 476 (2026).
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11274-026-05197-1

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Setiawan, G.D., Treesubsuntorn, C., Munawarti, A. et al. Phytoremediation of trace-level formaldehyde within complex mixtures by Dieffenbachia seguine: a diurnal physiological study. Air Qual Atmos Health 19, 190 (2026).

Associate Professor Dr. Chairat Treesubsuntorn, Head of the Remediation Lab at KMUTT, was honored to be a guest speaker and share his insights on the topic of "Urban health and green living" at VJRMC2026.

Our paper is available for subscription 🐱

Big Congratulations 🎉 about our collaborative paper

Cakaj, A., Setsungnern, A., Tachapermpon, Y., De Marco, A., Paoletti, E., Sicard, P., & Treesubsuntorn, C. (2026). Micro-and nanoplastics in terrestrial plants: Uptake, accumulation, and impacts on growth and physiology. Frontiers in Environmental Chemistry,

We were truly honored to welcome the faculty members from the Department of Environmental Science and Resources at Srinakharinwirot University to the Remediation Laboratory at PDTI, KMUTT! 🌱✨

It was a wonderful opportunity to connect, share insights on laboratory and research center management, and discuss our shared vision for driving sustainable technology development.

Thank you for the inspiring exchange of ideas. We look forward to future collaborations! 🤝🔬

Today, my student came to express their gratitude for everything we have shared over the years. It is a bittersweet moment—joyful to see them graduate, yet sad to say goodbye. I wish them every success and the very best of luck as they embark on this new chapter of their life. I encourage them to use the knowledge they have gained to make a meaningful contribution to the country and to continue growing as a person. The academic community is a small world, and I am certain our paths will cross again in various roles. I will be rooting for them all the way.

PP12:
Treesubsuntorn, C., Setsungnern, A., Hanpattanakit, P., Thummajitsakul, S., & Silprasit, K. (n.d.). Effect of leaf morphology of perennial plants and planting pattern on PM2.5 reduction for urban forest. International Journal of Geoheritage and Parks.

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🚀🔬 Gearing up for the Future of Space & Sustainable Energy! 🇹🇼🤝🇹🇭
The Remediation Laboratory at KMUTT has officially signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to forge a strategic research partnership with the SBITS Center at National Ilan University, Taiwan.
This partnership bridges cutting-edge space technology with environmental biotechnology to drive sustainable solutions for both Earth and space applications. Together, we are pushing the boundaries in:
🧫 Bioelectrochemical Energy & Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs)
🤖 Artificial Intelligence & Digital Twins for Bio-systems
🌬️ Intelligent Thermal-Fluid Systems & Space Thermal Management
By combining SBITS’s expertise in smart aerospace systems and AI with KMUTT's deep roots in eco-remediation and biological engineering, this synergy will unlock new frontiers—from optimizing microbial electron transfers (like Shewanella models) to developing next-generation life-support systems.
Stay tuned for the groundbreaking research and innovations ahead! 🌟🌐

Congratulations 🎉 our new article

Trakarnphairot, M., Anusaraporn, S., Treesubsuntorn, C., & Dolphen, R. (2026). Microbial valorization of mung bean residues into a slow-release multi-nutrient biofertilizer via EPS-mediated phosphate biomineralization. Journal of Environmental Management (accepted)