Paul Kasemsap

พรพิพัฒน์ เกษมทรัพย์

Paul Kasemsap

~wondering how plants turn air+water+dirt into food!

Here I share my passion in scientific research. Complete CV/Resume available upon request. Public research records available on ORCID. This page was last updated in January 2023

Intellectual Vitality

Research Interests

Core Skills

Plant Physiology Plant growth analysis, Gas exchange measurements, Yield component analysis, Phenotyping responses to abiotic stresses
Crop production Experiment design, Controlled environments (greenhouse, growth chamber), Hydroponics, Farm management
Plant Breeding & Genetics Genome-wide Association Studies, QTL mapping, Joint-linkage mapping, functional characterization of candidate genes, Transformation
Biotechnology PCR, Cloning, Gel electrophorysis, Cell & Tissue culture
Statistical analyses Summary Statistics, Hypothesis testing, Modelling (Mixed Models, Uni/Multivariate), Diverse toolkits (R/SPSS/GenStat)
Project management Writing proposal/report, Planning, Compliance (esp. Lab safety), Leading multicultural/multidisciplinary team
Teaching & Mentoring Online/in-person instruction, Curriculum development, Tutoring (biology, chemistry, statistics)
Communication English (Professional), Thai (Native), Spanish (Intermediate), Chinese (Conversational), R (Functional)

Active Positions & Projects

Ph.D. Candidate in Horticulture and Agronomy, with emphasis on Plant Physiology and Plant Breeding, at Department of Plant Sciences, UC Davis.

Graduate Student Researcher working on “How to sustain nutritional qualities of food crops to meet the challenge of Climate Change?” - Influence of N forms on Wheat C fixation, Grain yield and Protein.

Past Projects

Education

Selected Training & Workshop