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The gPBL program held at Kasetsart University’s Bangkok and Sriracha campuses, as well as the Asian Institute of Technology, has successfully concluded.The program began with a vibrant opening ceremony featuring many distinguished professors in civil engineering, particularly in geotechnical engineering, in Thailand. Throughout the program, students engaged in group discussions on the theme of “AI […]

“Publications” updated. Sangprasat, K., Puttiwongrak, A. and Inazumi, S.Predicting soil electrical resistivity using geotechnical properties and artificial neural networks,Civil Engineering Journal, IF2024=4.9, Salehan Institute of Higher Education, Vol. 11, Issue 10, DOI: , 2025-10.Accepted for publication on 2025-8 Kyaw, K.N.C., Motohashi, T., Sasahara, S. and Inazumi, S.Evaluation of liquefaction resistance in chemically grouted sand using

The gPBL program has begun at Kasetsart University’s Bangkok Campus, Si Racha Campus, and the Asian Institute of Technology!Renowned professors in civil engineering, particularly geotechnical engineering, from Thailand participated in the grand opening ceremony. From now on, students will be divided into groups to discuss “AI Power for Sustainable Engineering,” visit construction sites and urban

The official SIT website and the EurekAlert! Science News Releases website have both published a press release featuring one of the research outcomes from GEL-SIT. Article on official SIT websiteArticle on EurekAlert! Science News Releases

The official SIT website and the EurekAlert! Science News Releases website have both published a press release featuring one of the research outcomes from GEL-SIT. Article on official SIT websiteArticle on EurekAlert! Science News Releases

The 14th GEL-SIT Seminar took place. This time, it was an interim presentation review session for the graduation research projects of the B4 students. Everyone has been enjoying their research and approaching it with a positive attitude, and their presentations clearly conveyed their research themes and ideas. It was an excellent presentation that truly showcased

The 13th and an additional GEL-SIT Seminar took place. In the morning session of the additional seminar, students practiced their presentations for the 60th Geotechnical Engineering Research Presentation Meeting. In the afternoon session of the 13th seminar, M1 students reported on the progress of their master’s theses.In both seminars, it was evident that each student

The 12th GEL-SIT Seminar took place. This time, B4 undergraduate students reported on the progress of their graduation theses. With the midterm review approaching at the end of July, it was reassuring to see that everyone was making progress at their own pace and taking initiative in their research.I hope that everyone will continue to

The 11th GEL-SIT Seminar took place. This time, M2 students reported on the progress of their master’s theses. Although some time had passed since the previous report, it was encouraging to hear that everyone had been steadily advancing their research at their own pace. This month, we have the JGS Meeting, and in September, there

The 10th GEL-SIT Seminar took place. This time, undergraduate students (B4) reported on the progress of their graduation theses. This year’s B4 students are working on their graduation research with high motivation, just like last year, by mutually encouraging and challenging each other. We are very much looking forward to their future progress. Additionally, after