Cell Engineering, Ph.D.
Lecturer
Email: panwong.kun@mail.kmutt.ac.th, panwong.kun@gmail.com
Phone: (+66)2-470-7475 Office:
Curriculum Vitae
Research Group
Education
- D. (Cell Engineering), University of Glasgow, UK (2010)
- Sc. (Microbiology), Chiangmai University, Thailand (2005)
Research Areas: Cell engineering, Bioengineering, Cell bioarchitecture and biomechanics, microfluidic devices
Ongoing research
– Development of a Simple Method for Rapid Screening of Lipids Containing Algae for Biodiesel Production (TRF grant, 2012-2014)
-Development of Nano-particle based method to probe growth of microalgal filaments
-Microfluidic device for quantitative monitoring of individual algal cell behavior (KMUTT grant, collaborating with Dr. Rungrueang Phatthanakun, SLRI)
-Microfluidic device for algal cell isolation and decontamination (collaborating with Dr. Rungrueang Phatthanakun, SLRI)
-Monitoring of growth kinetics and architectural adaptation of Spirulina platensis of different filament’s size under gradients of chemicals using microfluidic devices.
-Mechanical property of microalgae’s architecture and its adaptation in hydrodynamic environment (collaborating with Dr. Panadda Dechadilok, Physics, Science, CU)
-Influence of hydrodynamic pattern on growth kinetics and architecture of algal cells
– Innovative Biological Science Education through Comic Book (Interuniversity collaboration i.e CU, KU, KMUTT; NRCT grant, 2012-2013)
Finished research
-Microfluidic device for quantitative monitoring of individual algal cell behavior (manuscript in preparation)
–Monitoring growth dynamic and of Tao (Spirogyra spp.) in local Tao farming environment (collaborating with a team form CMU leading by Assoc Prof Dr. Yuwadee Peerapornpisal, Biology, Science, CMU and Mr.Siwarote Siriluck, Mining Engineering, RMUTIL, NRCT grant, 2012, report submitted)
Teaching
- Biological Science in Modern Technology (2011-present)
- Introduction to Biological Engineering (2011-present), Quantitative Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2010-present)
- Modeling in Biological Engineering (2010-present)
- Nanobiotechnology (2012)
Others
Judging panel, Kitwit, kids’ science gameshow, Thai PBS channel
Awards & Recognitions
Junior Science Talent project, (long term scholar from 2000-2005)
1st prize, 4th Thailand Innovation Award (2004), Biological and Physical Science Category
International publication
[1] M. J. Dalby, L. E. McNamara, M. O. Riehle, R. Burchmore, P. Kuntanawat, R. J. McMurray, N. Gadegaard, A. Andar., 2008. Research Highlights: hightlights from the lastest articles in nanomedicine. Nanomedicine, 3(4), pp.411-414.Conference Proceeding
[1] J. Ruenin, S. Sukprasong, R. Phatthanakun, N. Chomnawang, P. Kuntanawat, Fabrication of Microfluidic Device for Quantitative Monitoring of Individual Algal Cell Behavior using X-ray LIGA Technology. World Academy of Science Engineering and Technology (WASET2012), 2012, Singapore.; 2012. p. 134–7.Conferences
[1] P. Kuntanawat, W. Siangdung, B. Bunnag, W. Surareungchai, Development of a new electronic-based technique for quantification of lipid in algae. Oral presentation in 6th National Conference on Algae and Plankton, 2013, Chiang Mai, Thailand [2] J. Ruenin, R. Phatthanakun, P. Kuntanawat, Fabrications of microfluidic device for quantitative monitoring of algal cells. Oral presentation in 6th National Conference on Algae and Plankton, 2013, Chiang Mai, Thailand [3] J. Ruenin, S. Sukprasong, R. Phatthanakun, N. Chomnawang, P. Kuntanawat, Fabrication of Microfluidic Device for Quantitative Monitoring of Individual Algal Cell Behavior using X-ray LIGA Technology. World Academy of Science Engineering and Technology (WASET2012), 2012, Singapore. [4] S. Siriluck and P. Kuntanawat, The Theoretical Possibility of Extracting Carbon from Millstone-Produced Limestone Dust Particles to Use as a Carbon Source in the Cultivation of Spirulina platensis, Poster presentation in 5th National Conference on Algae and Plankton, 2011, Songkhla, Thailand. [5] P. Kuntanawat, G. M. McPhee, C. D. Wilkinson and M. O. Riehle, Does the Mechanical Inhomogeneity of a Swollen Surface Bound Hydrogel Affect Cell Behaviour, Poster presentation in an annual Tissue and Cell Engineering Society, 2009, Glasgow, Scotland, UK. [6] P. Kuntanawat, G. M. McPhee, C. D. Wilkinson and M. O. Riehle, Does the Mechanical Inhomogeneity of a Swollen Surface Bound Hydrogel Affect Cell Behaviour, Poster presentation in an annual meeting of Society of Experimental Biology, 2008, Marseille, France. [7] P. Kuntanawat, C. D. Wilkinson and M. O. Riehle, Observation of Durotaxis on a Well-defined Continuous Gradient of Stiffness, Poster and oral presentation in Surface Science of Biologically Important Interfaces (SSBII) 9th Annual Meeting, 2007, Manchester, UK. [8] P. Kuntanawat, C. D. Wilkinson and M. O. Riehle, Observation of Durotaxis on a Well-defined Continuous Gradient of Stiffness, Poster and oral presentation in an annual meeting of Society of Experimental Biology, 2007, Glasgow, UK.