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Brazil’s Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation, Luciana Santos, has praised Vietnam for its impressive development trajectory and highlighted the nation’s vast potential for scientific and technological collaboration. Minister Santos’ affirmation underscores Vietnam’s rapid progress and its emergence as a key player in the realm of science and technology on the global stage.
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On September 1, the website Research.com released its rankings of world scientists with noteworthy achievements in scientific publications in 2023 – with 14 Vietnamese scientists making the list.
The Vietnamese intellectual community have demonstrated their patriotism and commitment to strengthening ties with the UK and Ireland with a range of vibrant and varied activities.
HANOI, VIETNAM – Media OutReach – 9 January 2023 – The VinFuture Prize officially kicks off its 2023 season with the nomination period open from 14:00 January 9th, 2023, to 14:00 May 15th, 2023 (GMT+7). The 3rd season of the VinFuture Prize is focused on scientific and technological innovations and solutions that help promote resilient and sustainable development amid the forecasted global socioeconomic challenges in 2023.
VinFuture Foundation officially announces the agenda of the second VinFuture Sci-Tech Week, taking place between December 17–21, 2022 in Hanoi.
The 12th International Science Film is scheduled to take place from October 8 to December 31 in Hanoi, Thai Nguyen, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City, announced the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
A delegation from the National Assembly’s Committee on Science, Technology and Environment and the Vietnam-US Friendship Parliamentarians’ Group had a busy trip to the US from September 21–28.
Vietnam hopes to receive support and cooperation from the international community, especially scientists, to reach the goal of becoming a developed country with a high-income by 2045, President Nguyen Xuan Phuc has said.
For more than a decade, Dr. Nguyen Anh Tuan, who now works at the University of Minnesota in the U.S., has been researching a single topic: the development of a chip and associated technology to support a robotic arm that helps the disabled regain a true sense of touch.