Venues
Conference activities will take place at the National Science Museum THAILAND in Pathumthani province and the National Science and Technology Fair venues in Nonthaburi province.
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National Science Museum THAILAND
The National Science Museum THAILAND (NSM) is a state enterprise under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation. NSM is located in the Technopolis, Khlong 5, Khlong Luang, Pathum Thani, in the central region of Thailand. It was founded in 1995 and opened its first museum, the Science Museum, to the public in 2000.
NSM comprises a network of science-related museums that form an integrated ecosystem of specialized learning environments, including the Science Museum, Natural History Museum, Information Technology Museum, Rama IX Museum, and FUTURIUM. All museums are located within the Technopolis complex, adjacent to Khlong 5 in Pathum Thani.
The core mission of NSM is to promote and enhance public understanding of science, technology, and the environment. It seeks to inspire lifelong learning by providing high-quality learning, research, and educational solutions. NSM aims to be a place where everyone can discover the wonders of science through diverse exhibitions, interactive activities, educational programmes, and digital platforms.
In addition to exhibitions and educational programmes, NSM organises professional training programmes, workshops, seminars, and science competitions across a range of fields, including science communication, museum management, taxidermy, and biodiversity, at both national and international levels. In terms of research, beyond collection-based research related to each museum, NSM's two primary research areas are science communication and biodiversity.
Overall, NSM serves more than 4 million visitors annually, ranging from young children and youth to school and university students, teachers, educators, families, tourists and the general public.
National Science and Technology Fair
