Ph.D. (Engineering and Technology), Thammasat University
Ph.D. (Information Science), Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
M. Eng. (Computer Science) with specialization on Software Engineering, Asian Institute of Technology
B. Eng. (Software and Knowledge Engineering) with First Class Honours, Kasetsart University
2022 - : Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology , School of Information Science , Senior Lecturer (Junior Associate Professor)
2022 - : Asian Institute of Technology , Information and Communication Technologies , Adjunct Faculty
2019 - 2022 : Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology , School of Information Science , Assistant Professor
2018 - 2018 : Lecturer (Artificial Intelligence), Thai Programmer Association, Thailand
2018 - 2018 : Scrum Master Consultant (Part-time), Software Park Code Camp, Thailand
2012 - 2014 : Software Development Engineer at Octosoft Co. Ltd., Thailand
2012 - 2012 : Intern, National Institute of Informatics, Japan
2010 - 2010 : Researcher, Institute for Information Technology Innovation, Kasetsart University, Thailand
Intelligent informatics
Artificial Intelligence, Neuro-Symbolic AI, Explainable AI, Description Logic, Argumentation, Machine Learning
Argumentation
Argumentation is a form of non-monotonic reasoning which could be viewed as a dispute
resolution of participants' arguments subject to certain propositions. A theoretical study of
argumentation is about mechanisms for constructing arguments and the attack relation
between them; argumentation semantics for deciding which arguments should be accepted or
rejected; or proof procedures for computing the acceptability of arguments w.r.t. different
semantics.
Argument Mining
Argument mining (a.k.a. argumentation mining) is an emerging area in computational
linguistics. It involves automatic identification of argumentative structures in free text, such as
the conclusions, premises, and inference schemes of arguments as well as their interrelations
and counter-considerations. It requires interdisciplinary approaches, namely natural language
processing techniques, knowledge of discourse in application domains, and argumentation
theory.
Description Logic
Description logic is a family of knowledge representation languages. Most of description logic
dialects are more expressive than propositional logic but less expressive than first-order logic.
They are often used to describe and reason about the relevant concepts of an application
domain (i.e. terminological knowledge) and are of importance in providing a logical formalism
for ontologies and the Semantic Web.
Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Control and Communication
・ Reviewer, Applied Artificial Intelligence, Taylor & Francis 2020
・ Session Chair (Game, VR; Machine Learning), JCSSE 2021 2021 - 2021
・ Session Organizing Committee, AEIS 2021 (with KSE 2021) 2021 - 2021
・ Google TensorFlow Faculty Award , 2021
・ Best Presentation Award in the 6th annual International Conference on Information and Communication Technology for Embedded Systems (IC-ICTES 2015) , 2015
・ Honorable Mention Winner of the National Software Contest of Thailand for the Web Contest category , 2010