Public Lectures
Public Lecture 1. Citizen Science in Astronomy, Christopher Go
Public Lecture 2. Astronomy is for Everyone, Martin George
Plenary Talks
Plenary 1. Astronomy: A challenge that drives human capacity and technology developments through public outreach, Saran Poshyachinda
Plenary 2. Engaging with the Public in Planetariums, Martin George
Plenary 3. Shanghai Astronomy Museum's Exploration on Digitalization Enhancing Science Education, Shi Wei
Plenary 4. Top-Down and Comprehensive Approach to Astronomy Outreach, Matipon Tangmatitham
Plenary 5. A very high-energy planetarium. The planetarium as a tool to describe the future of high-energy astronomy, Federico Di Giacomo
Plenary 6. Science Centre Singapore – Nurturing Scientific Literacy through Informal Education in Singapore, Li Hui Mok
Plenary 7. 60 Years of Bangkok Planetarium: Challenges and Solutions, Parin Tanawong
Plenary 8. Fostering Curiosity: Museums and Planetariums as Catalysts for Lifelong Learning, Rawin Raviwongse
Plenary 9. Cosmos to Classroom - Astronomy Outreach Practice & It's Impact in Pakistan, Yumna Majeed
Plenary 10. The Roles of Independent Media in Astronomy Communication, Avivah Yamani
Oral Presentations
O01. Physics-based space flight simulation game competition to promote space enthusiasm in classroom, Matipon Tangmatitham
O02. Galaxy Cruise Workshop: Community Involvement in Identifying Galaxies Through Citizen Science Project in Indonesia, ika Srikandi
O03. The NARIT Astronomical Teacher Training and Workshop, Thanakrit Santikunaporn
O04. The Telescope-in-a-box - A collapsible open-frame Dobsonian Telescope, Abel Yang
O05. CAAS : the Conference on Astronomical Activities in School, Jessada Keeratibharat
O06. Research-based learning as an alternative to classroom education, Sawatkamol Pichadee
O07. Our Baby Step in Bridging The Heaven and Earth Through Astronomy, Amirul Hazim Kamarulzaman
O08. Development of an Exoplanet Learning Assessment, Pranita Sappankum
O09. NARIT Youth Camp: Entry-level astronomy camp for young adults, Farprakay Jiarakoopt
O10. NARIT 10"" Dobsonian Telescope Distribution Project, Khomsan Thuree
O11. Prepare a foundation to attract the interest of the Timorese students to learn astronomy and prepare for future astronomers and scientists., Luis Nivio
O12. Bridging Ancient wisdom and Modern Science: Insights from Historical Practices, Teresinha Soares
O13. Implementation of Learner-Centered Education in University Courses through Collaborative Project on Light Pollution, Kiki Vierdayanti
O14. Strategies to conduct stargazing programmes in Singapore’s challenging environment, Meng Hwee Lim
O15. Raising Dark Sky tourism and Light pollution awareness : The Amazing Dark Sky in Thailand, Jessada Keeratibharat
O16. Light Pollution Effect: Analysis of Streetlamps Spectra Around the Bosscha Observatory, Lembang, Indonesia, Aprilia Aprilia
O17. Using The Story Circle To Develop Flexible and Engaging Live Planetarium Shows, Pecier Paul Decierdo
O18. The Dome as a Creative Space, David Ault
O19. Planetariums as Celestial spheres for education, Alexander Adli
O20. Planetariums in Korea, Soonchang Park
O21. PAGASA Planetarium Then and Now, Ma. Rosario Ramos
O22. The BCIS Planetarium: A Hub for Cross-Disciplinary Learning and STEAM Integration, Marco Capriz
O23. Observatory Visit Program for Public: Bosscha Observatory Experience Post-pandemic, Ajeng Tri Handini
O24. Celebrating 50 Years of the Philippine Astronomical Society: A Review of the Challenges and Best Practices for Astronomy Outreach in the Philippines, Martine Joy Irog
O25. A Closer Look at the Philippines’ National Astronomy Week: Challenges, Impacts, and Future Directions, Mar Emmanuel Velasco
O26. Communicating Astronomy with the Public through Zero Waste Camping Activity in Thailand, Nareemas Chehlaeh
O27. Space journalism in Thailand: Making space relevant with the public., Kornthong Wiriyasawetkul
O28. Communicating Astronomy with the Public: Communicating through Networking in Vietnam, Tan Vu Nguyen
O29. The Path to 700K: Navigating Social Media Growth Strategies, Piriyaporn Sabhasri
O30. Starry Night Over Bangkok: The largest stargazing event in the recorded history, Suparerk Karuehanon
O31. Utilizing Radio Telescope at Bosscha Observatory for a Multidisciplinary Research: Developing Astronomy and Public Engagement, Martha Kurniasari
O32. The Economic Impact of Astronomy Rally Activities., Ananpol Sudsap
O33. Touch the sky. A multisensory planetarium to discover the Universe, Federico Di Giacomo
O34. Accessible Astronomy Outreach for Blind and Low Vision Youth with the Zenith Mentorship Program, Bailee Wolfe
O35. Planetarium program for the visually impaired students in Thailand, Sawitri Datesrimontri
O36. Astronomy for students with autism and hearing-impaired, Nattaya Siriwanasakul
O37. One Touch at a Time: Learning about Spiral Galaxies through Tactile Models, Rika Mei Reventar
O38. The Role of NARIT in Islamic Astronomy Outreach in Thailand, Sukanya matcha
O39. From Ayutthaya to the Voyager: The Journey of Space Journalism in Thailand, Nattanon Dungsunenarn
O40. Cultural Cosmos: Interactive Map of Lakota Archaeoastronomical Sites in the Black Hills, Piramon Kumnurdmanee
O41. Joining Hands with Science Teachers for a Transformed Astronomy Classroom, Rabina Maharjan
O42. Space Pedagogy: Forging Interplanetary Citizens, Guadalupe Zapata Castro
O43. Promoting diversity and inclusivity in astronomy outreach: Lessons from Malaysia's multiracial communities through service-learning activities, Othman Zainon
O44. Empowering Regional and Rural Schools: Building Long-term Collaborations in Astrophysics and Dark Matter Education, Jackie Bondell
O45. Astronomical Activities Inside and Outside the Classroom to Enhance Astronomy Learning Skills Through a STEM Approach, Boonyarit Choonhkit
O46. NARIT Astronomical Society (NAS), Astronomy club network for High school student in Thailand, Jessada Keeratibharat
O47. Improving School Astronomy Education Program at Bosscha Observatory: Innovative Strategies and Engaging Experiences, Luthfiandari Luthfiandari
O48. Designing process of astronomy exhibits for planetariums and science centers, Suparerk Karuehanon
O49. Integrating astronomy at the 2024 Ubonratchathani Candle Festival, Paniwad Senked
O50. Astro Challenge: Astronomy trivia competition as an alternative to classroom learning, Jitraporn Junpeng
O51. Astronomy in an International School in Phuket, Thailand, Derrick Lim
O52. Astronomy Education at Khon Kaen University, Chaiyapong Ruangsuwan
Workshops
W01. Planetary Imaging with Color Sensor Cameras, Christopher Go
W02. Powers of Ten: From Atoms to the Universe, Matipon Tangmatitham
W03. Astronomy activities on a cloudy night, Farprakay Jiarakoopt
W04. DIY Planetarium, Jessada Keeratibharat
W05. Beyond Visible Light: Astronomy in Multiwavelength, Thanakorn Aungkawattana
W06. Phases of the Moon Workshop, Thressapong Siriboon
W07. Maximising Impact: Social Media Strategies and Outreach Integration, Diana Haikal
W08. Fun with Dry Ice: Make a Comet + Cosmic Ray Detector, Pranita Sappankum
Poster Presentations
P01. Accurate communication of astronomy in equal in my community, Faikham Phuedphud
P02. Astronomy and opportunities for people in remote areas in Thailand., Sampat Kaeoiam
P03. The design of astronomy terms in Thai sign language, Pisit Nitiyanant
P04. Alternative Conceptions of Senior High School Students to Astronomy Concepts, JOSHUA MICOLE FELIZARTA
P05. Using STAR EVOLTED Board Game to Help Students Sequence Stellar Life Cycle., TAWEESAK POOCHAI
P06. Astronomy activities “To Primary school students”, Sarutaya Lunsakawong
P07. Utilization of Planetariums in Alignment with the Thai Education Curriculum, Supatcha Uttayanin
P08. A study of crescent visibility criteria: Exploring the differences and comparing crescent visibility criteria between Thailand and Malaysia, Basree Maseng
P09. STEAM Astronomy Integration Camp for high school education., Witchaphon Puangkaew
P10. Comparative study of Geodesic dome designs for small planetarium design in schools., BOONSONG HENNGAM
P11. Open House Open Academic House of Amnat Charoen School "Stars take their little ones to explore the universe", Sirinan photphuthon
P12. "Effective Strategies for Teaching Astronomy: Inspiring and Engaging Students in the Wonders of the Universe", Pawanrat Srita
P13. Engaging Public with Solar Observation (Sun-Day), SITI SARAH NORDIN
P14. Astronomy Activities for Youth and the Public organized by Prathai School Astronomy Club, Sharin Amthaisong
P15. Astro Family Camp, Nattaya Siriwanasakul
P16. From Classroom to Community, Kitsana Lamsombat
P17. Astro Kids Summer Camp, Danupon Markjard
P18. Princess Sirindhorn Astropark at a glance, Piyawat Thongthawee
P19. NARIT Public Night: Enhancing Lifelong Learning Through Astronomy, Siwarut Ploydang
P20. Establishing network between new planetarium and the community, Kewalin Thongpoyai
P21. Planetarium activity for all, Aussadawut Saengkudlor
P22. Sirindhorn Planetarium: Nurturing Young Minds, Inspiring Passion, and Fostering a Love for Astronomy, Sittikon Sampankhan
P23. Astro Chat Masala (Interdisciplinary Communication in Astronomy), CHRISPHIN KARTHICK
P24. Demonstrating Einstein’s Time Dilation Using Simple Muon Detectors, Jyh Harng Tan
