Science Media LibraryMulti-Skilled Scientist: 1 Person, 2 Roles in an Era Where a Single Career Might Not Be Enough
💡 Being just a scientist might not be enough anymore. What else do we need to be in this era? 🤔 When change happens fast, a single skill might not be enough to cope! Inviting fellow science enthusiasts to upskill with the concept of a “Multi-Skilled Scientist” (Slash Career): 1 person, 2 roles. Turn pressure into an opportunity to build new skills. 🧬✨ For any science enthusiast who wants to know which career combination suits them best and how to manage their life-work balance (S-C-T-B) to achieve success without burning out, swipe through this infographic right now! #SlashCareer #MultiSkilledScientist #SelfDevelopment #UpskillReskill #JackOfAllTrades #Scientist #DataScientist #ContentCreator #DrTuaLapanukromScienceLibrary #ScienceMate #STLC
Science Media LibraryGetting to Know Bundibugyo, the Latest Ebola Strain That WHO Just Declared an Emergency
🚨 WHO declares an emergency! Get to know “Bundibugyo”, the latest strain of the Ebola virus 🦠 What is this virus? How scary is it? And how should we protect ourselves? Today, STLC (ศปว.) has summarized the essential information for you! Although there are currently no reported cases in Thailand and there is no vaccine available yet (it is currently under development), staying informed is the best form of protection. 📌 How is the infection transmitted? 📌 What are the symptoms we need to look out for? Come update your knowledge and get prepared together in this infographic! 👇 #STLC #Bundibugyo #Ebola #HealthUpdate #ScienceAroundUs
Science Media LibraryHydrogen: An alternative energy source of the future.
🌍 The rising global temperature has become a major issue today, prompting many countries to set targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere, or achieving net zero emissions, as these emissions are a key cause of global warming. The use of renewable energy, such as hydrogen energy, is one alternative to help reduce pollution on Earth. Would you like to know what hydrogen energy is and what its advantages are? Today, the Science Library of the Department of Science Service will introduce you to hydrogen energy 🙌🏻 💧 Hydrogen is the lightest element and a major component of water, which is abundant on Earth. It is also an important component of other compounds, such as hydrocarbons and petroleum products, which play a significant role in economic development. The general properties of hydrogen include being colorless, odorless, highly flammable, and having a higher energy content than many other fuels. The byproducts of its combustion are only heat, water, and oxygen, with no release of harmful gases or toxic substances. Therefore, hydrogen is considered clean, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly. 💧 Current uses of hydrogen Petroleum refining: Used to improve the quality of crude oil for fuel production Fuel cell technology:…
Science Media LibraryMicrogreen , tiny seedlings with high nutritional value.
👀 Have you ever heard of “microgreens”? Some of you may already be familiar with them, while many others may have never heard of or known about microgreens ☺️ Today, the Science Library of the Department of Science Service will introduce you to microgreens—tiny plants packed with great benefits 👇🏻 🌱 What are microgreens? Microgreens are young seedlings or small sprouts grown from the seeds of vegetables, herbs, and other plants such as mustard greens, spinach, sunflower, and carrots. They are typically harvested at around 7–14 days old, with a height of about 3–4 inches. At this stage, they consist of a stem and 2–3 true green leaves. This is the stage where plants require light for growth and for developing their nutritional value. This differs from sprouts (such as bean sprouts), which are consumed as whole young plants, still relying on cotyledons (seed leaves) for stored nutrients, do not require light for growth, and are typically grown for only 3–7 days. 🌱 Benefits of microgreens ☘️ Rich in nutrients, vitamins, and minerals, especially in the early growth stage☘️ High in antioxidants, which help slow aging and reduce the risk of cancer and heart disease☘️ Can be grown year-round and…
Science Media LibraryGac fruit: A medicinal plant.
“Fak Khao” (Gac fruit), known locally in Northern Thailand as “Phak Khao” or “Phak Khao” (with tonal variation), is a traditional plant commonly found in the northern region of Thailand. It belongs to the Cucurbitaceae (gourd) family and has the scientific name Momordica cochinchinensis Spreng. It is native to countries such as China, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Bangladesh. Do you know what health benefits gac fruit offers? Today, the Science Library of the Department of Science Service has gathered its benefits for you 🔍👇 🟠 Key compounds found in gac fruit are carotenoids, which are present in high amounts—especially lycopene and beta-carotene. These are most concentrated in the red aril (the fleshy covering of the seeds). 🟠 Lycopene is found in very high levels—up to 380 mg per 100 grams of gac seed aril. Lycopene helps reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases and lowers the risk of various cancers, such as lung cancer, colorectal cancer, and prostate cancer. 🟠 Beta-carotene is found at 17–35 mg per 100 grams of gac fruit. It is a provitamin A compound that is converted into vitamin A in the body, helping to prevent and treat vitamin A deficiency. The red…
Multi-Skilled Scientist: 1 Person, 2 Roles in an Era Where a Single Career Might Not Be Enough
💡 Being just a scientist might not be enough anymore. What else do we need to be in this era? 🤔 When change happens fast, a single skill might not be enough to cope! Inviting fellow science enthusiasts to upskill with the concept of a “Multi-Skilled Scientist” (Slash Career): 1 person, 2 roles. Turn pressure into an opportunity to build new skills. 🧬✨ For any science enthusiast who wants to know which career combination suits them best and how to manage their life-work balance (S-C-T-B) to achieve success without burning out, swipe through this infographic right now! #SlashCareer #MultiSkilledScientist #SelfDevelopment #UpskillReskill #JackOfAllTrades #Scientist #DataScientist #ContentCreator #DrTuaLapanukromScienceLibrary #ScienceMate #STLC
Getting to Know Bundibugyo, the Latest Ebola Strain That WHO Just Declared an Emergency
🚨 WHO declares an emergency! Get to know “Bundibugyo”, the latest strain of the Ebola virus 🦠 What is this virus? How scary is it? And how should we protect ourselves? Today, STLC (ศปว.) has summarized the essential information for you! Although there are currently no reported cases in Thailand and there is no vaccine available yet (it is currently under development), staying informed is the best form of protection. 📌 How is the infection transmitted? 📌 What are the symptoms we need to look out for? Come update your knowledge and get prepared together in this infographic! 👇 #STLC #Bundibugyo #Ebola #HealthUpdate #ScienceAroundUs
Hydrogen: An alternative energy source of the future.
🌍 The rising global temperature has become a major issue today, prompting many countries to set targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere, or achieving net zero emissions, as these emissions are a key cause of global warming. The use of renewable energy, such as hydrogen energy, is one alternative to help reduce pollution on Earth. Would you like to know what hydrogen energy is and what its advantages are? Today, the Science Library of the Department of Science Service will introduce you to hydrogen energy 🙌🏻 💧 Hydrogen is the lightest element and a major component of water, which is abundant on Earth. It is also an important component of other compounds, such as hydrocarbons and petroleum products, which play a significant role in economic development. The general properties of hydrogen include being colorless, odorless, highly flammable, and having a higher energy content than many other fuels. The byproducts of its combustion are only heat, water, and oxygen, with no release of harmful gases or toxic substances. Therefore, hydrogen is considered clean, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly. 💧 Current uses of hydrogen Petroleum refining: Used to improve the quality of crude oil for fuel production Fuel cell technology:…
Microgreen , tiny seedlings with high nutritional value.
👀 Have you ever heard of “microgreens”? Some of you may already be familiar with them, while many others may have never heard of or known about microgreens ☺️ Today, the Science Library of the Department of Science Service will introduce you to microgreens—tiny plants packed with great benefits 👇🏻 🌱 What are microgreens? Microgreens are young seedlings or small sprouts grown from the seeds of vegetables, herbs, and other plants such as mustard greens, spinach, sunflower, and carrots. They are typically harvested at around 7–14 days old, with a height of about 3–4 inches. At this stage, they consist of a stem and 2–3 true green leaves. This is the stage where plants require light for growth and for developing their nutritional value. This differs from sprouts (such as bean sprouts), which are consumed as whole young plants, still relying on cotyledons (seed leaves) for stored nutrients, do not require light for growth, and are typically grown for only 3–7 days. 🌱 Benefits of microgreens ☘️ Rich in nutrients, vitamins, and minerals, especially in the early growth stage☘️ High in antioxidants, which help slow aging and reduce the risk of cancer and heart disease☘️ Can be grown year-round and…
Gac fruit: A medicinal plant.
“Fak Khao” (Gac fruit), known locally in Northern Thailand as “Phak Khao” or “Phak Khao” (with tonal variation), is a traditional plant commonly found in the northern region of Thailand. It belongs to the Cucurbitaceae (gourd) family and has the scientific name Momordica cochinchinensis Spreng. It is native to countries such as China, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Bangladesh. Do you know what health benefits gac fruit offers? Today, the Science Library of the Department of Science Service has gathered its benefits for you 🔍👇 🟠 Key compounds found in gac fruit are carotenoids, which are present in high amounts—especially lycopene and beta-carotene. These are most concentrated in the red aril (the fleshy covering of the seeds). 🟠 Lycopene is found in very high levels—up to 380 mg per 100 grams of gac seed aril. Lycopene helps reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases and lowers the risk of various cancers, such as lung cancer, colorectal cancer, and prostate cancer. 🟠 Beta-carotene is found at 17–35 mg per 100 grams of gac fruit. It is a provitamin A compound that is converted into vitamin A in the body, helping to prevent and treat vitamin A deficiency. The red…
