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Tue, January 23, 2007 : Last updated 20:12 pm (Thai local time)
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Next five in five
The calendar having flipped from 2006 to 2007, IBM has unveiled the IBM Next Five in Five - the five innovations that IBM speculates will have the potential to change the way people work, live and play over the next five years.
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Messenger updated
Later this week, MSN users in Thailand will be able to not only chat but also create their own online personal blog for the online community, thanks to the launch of the latest version of MSN 8.1 from Microsoft.
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NSTDA spins off two development units
To bring research into commercial reality, the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) will spin off its two research and development centres into private companies early this year.
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Researchers engage in group discussions
To encourage collaboration on information and communications technology (ICT) research between Europe and Southeast Asia, the European Union will hold Engage Thailand 2007 to create co-operative opportunities for joint research initiatives.
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New Messenger likely to prove popular
Later this week, MSN users in Thailand will be able to not only chat but also create their own online personal blog for the online community, thanks to the launch of the latest version of MSN 8.1 from Microsoft.
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Mr Innovation
A country that justs sits around and consumes isn't going to get anywhere, Supachai says: we need to be in the forefront
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Researchers to engage in discussions
To encourage collaboration on information and communications technology (ICT) research between Europe and Southeast Asia, the European Union will hold Engage Thailand 2007 to create co-operative opportunities for joint research initiatives.
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Direction for this year has focus on three areas
The National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) has announced a new direction for 2007 - to focus on three main areas including the development of infrastructure, the promotion of research and development with the private sector and research institutions, as well as training.
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University promotes work of great poet
To encourage an interest in Thai literature and culture amongst teenagers, Silpakorn University will set up a kiosk to provide multimedia facilities at Wat Thepthidaram to promote the works of the great poet Soontronpoo.
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