Faculty of Health Sciences and Biotechnology
As Cambodia is becoming more technologically advanced and research focused there is an increased need for professionals with a practical and solid scientific background who are able to provide research support in a variety of fields including chemical, pharmaceutical, food industry, cosmetics, environmental biology, agriculture, forensics, bioscience, microbiology, tissue culture sustainability policy, etc. Therefore, Science Research Department of University Puthisastra is playing an active role in supporting the STI roadmap, by aligning its curriculum to the STI Roadmap, whilst also promoting and engaging in STEM research that is supported by the Cambodian government. By including the STI roadmap aims into the curriculum, Cambodian universities can offer exciting and modern degrees that will provide Cambodian graduates with a whole new range of study and employment opportunities in science fields both in Cambodia and internationally, whilst supporting the country to meet their STI Roadmap goals and creating the science and technology leaders of tomorrow.
The UP faculty of Health Sciences and Biotechnology, especially in science research program has a wide range of research interests, focusing primarily on the following areas:
- Biotechnology
- Chemistry (Analytical, organic and inorganic chemistry)
- Food (Food processing, food testing and analysis)
- Environmental (Soil, air and wastewater)
- Microbiology
- Molecular biology
- Infection diseases
- Tissue culture (Plant and animal)
- Agriculture
Publications
1. “Improving Cambodian Health and Wellbeing – ways forward”, University of Puthisastra (UP), Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
2. HEM, C., MOORE, T. (2022, October 13–14) Strengthening Pathology Services in Cambodia. [Poster presentation]. Research Conference “Improving Cambodian Health and Wellbeing – ways forward”, University of Puthisastra (UP), Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
3. TOEM, L., MOORE, T. (2022, October 13–14) Laboratory Simulation Room: A Teaching and Learinig Strategy for Real-World Practice. [Poster presentation]. Research Conference “Improving Cambodian Health and Wellbeing – ways forward”, University of Puthisastra (UP), Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
4. YEM V., MOORE, T, (2022, October 13–14) Prevalence and Risk Factors of Intestinal Parasites of Buddhist Monks in Takeo province, Cambodia. [Poster presentation]. Research Conference “Improving Cambodian Health and Wellbeing – ways forward”, University of Puthisastra (UP), Phnom Penh, Cambodia.