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Find us at: Charleston Asia

13 January 2026

Tasha will be in Bangkok for the first ever Charleston Asia conference in late January – email her if you’d like to schedule time to chat.

According to the event website, key topics for the conference include

  • Examining the potential and concerns raised by GenAI.
  • Developing strategies to ensure research from all regions is equally recognized and valued.
  • Advancing regional and global efforts to leverage academic knowledge in support of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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