Many Congratulations to him. Dr. Umaporn Uawisetwathana, a researcher from IJC-FOODSEC and BIOTEC, NSTDA, gave a talk on “Understanding shrimp phenotypic responses to different environmental conditions using multi-omics approaches” and discussed about metabolomics in depth with other researchers. 

In this talk, she has been selected by Metabolomics Society committee to receive Low and Middle-Income Country Awards (L.M.I.C.) award expressing the excellent research and effort on the metabolomics fields for the people who are from low- and middle-income countries.

Miss Natnicha Charoenwong, a Ph.D. student from Thammasat University and IJC-FOODSEC member, gave a poster presentation on “Exploring metabolomic profiles of female shrimp at broodstock stage: an optimization-to-application” to the expertise and attendances worldwide.

In addition, she has received an opportunity to join the Early-career Members Network (EMN) of the Metabolomics Society, a network for early career scientists participating in the world of metabolomics.