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The practical and new idea of HEPTM (Handling Electronic Parking Tickets Machine) by DTU’s CEE - R&P team bypassed 58 teams from other companies, universities and colleges nationwide...

The handheld parking-ticket dispenser using radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology was created by MS. Tran Le Thang Dong (project leader), Mr. Nguyen Duy Hoa...

The device is the result of the “Print/Scan/Copy Self-Service System” project (or DTUSSM for short), a collaboration between de Center for Electricity and Electronics (CEE, in charge...

Pham Tan Tai, from K21CMUTPM1 in the DTU International School, mentored a group of primary and secondary pupils from Danang for the 2018 Robothon competition and helped them win the Champion’s Cup, two first prizes and one third...

On November 3, DTU held the 5th Conference on Electrics, Electronics, Communications and Automation, EECA 2018. Researchers, lecturers and students exchanged and proposed innovative ideas and discussed ways promote the research and improve education quality at DTU. Attendees included Dr. Anand Nayyar, Electrical Engineering lecturers and students...

Nguyen Anh Quoc Huy is a K24EVT Electrical Engineering student and an enthusiastic and devoted researcher in the field of Electronics and Telecommunications. He works diligently, with the support of his lecturers, who were able to motivate Quoc Huy to dedicate himself fully to his chosen academic major...

A team of DTU students has developed a machine to convert food waste into pig feed. Everyday, 87% of households in Vietnam throw away at least two plates of food waste that then threatens the environment. Meanwhile, farmers feed pigs untreated food waste, which is nutritionally insufficient and unsafe...

On January 3rd, a unique exhibition entitled: “Tropiceering Vietnam” was held at DTU, to present new architectural design solutions for development in tropical countries. Several course projects were presented by DTU Architecture students, who were also able to learn about the Tropiceering of experts...

The exhibition showcased various research works and designs in architecture by professors, architects, and students from the University of Hawai?i, with projects featuring design models by DTU students of Architecture as a special highlight. For their architecture projects, the DTU students were guided by Dr Tran Gia Viet My, a lecturer from the University of Hawai?i, US...