Faculty profile

Napapha Promsawan

Associate Professor

Expertise

Organic and Natural Products Chemistry

Education History

  1. วท.บ. (เคมี), มหาวิทยาลัยเชียงใหม่, 2542
  2. วท.ม. (เคมี), มหาวิทยาลัยเชียงใหม่, 2545
  3. Ph.D. (Organic Chemistry), University of Bristol, UK, 2009

Research Theme

Energy & Catalysis Nanomaterials

Research Highlights

Research publications
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YearArticle titleJournalScopus
2026 Berberine-modified carbon surfaces as supports for platinum-based anode electrodes in alcohol electro-oxidation Sustainable Chemistry and Pharmacy View article
2025 Green functionalization of carbon supports with Coscinium fenestratum extract for enhanced Pt nanocatalysts in direct formic acid oxidation Diamond and Related Materials View article
2025 Efficient methanol and butanol isomer oxidation using Pt catalysts on NiO–TiO₂/GO hybrid supports Surfaces and Interfaces View article
2024 Chemical contents and antibacterial activity of volatile oils from Paederia pilifera Journal of Essential Oil Bearing Plants View article
2023 Polyvinyl alcohol-modified graphene oxide as a support for bimetallic Pt–Pd electrocatalysts to enhance the efficiency of formic acid oxidation Polymers for Advanced Technologies View article
2022 Catalyst Composites of Palladium and N-Doped Carbon Quantum Dots-Decorated Silica and Reduced Graphene Oxide for Enhancement of Direct Formic Acid Fuel Cells ACS Omega View article
2022 Enhanced catalytic efficiency of bimetallic Pt-Pd on PAMPs-modified graphene oxide for formic acid oxidation International Journal of Hydrogen Energy View article
2022 The effect of sequentially electrodeposited Pd and Pt metal-supported graphene oxide on enhanced oxidation of mixed acids from biomass production International Journal of Hydrogen Energy View article
2021 Electrocatalytic activity of bimetallic PtPd on cerium oxide-modified carbon nanotube for oxidation of alcohol and formic acid Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry View article
2021 Synthesis and evaluation of 2-hydroxy-1,4-naphthoquinone derivatives as potent antimalarial agents Chemical and Pharmaceutical Bulletin View article