Research

An Answer to the Einstein–Bohr debates, from DTU Research

The paper published in Physica Scripta (endorsed by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and published by IOP Publishing), volume 96 (2021), p. 125101 on August 12, 2021, is a very noteworthy piece of scientific research. It was written by Dr. Vo Van Thuan, who is a scientist at the DTU Institute of Theoretical & Applied Research (ITAR), and entitled: “A possible solution to the which-way problem by way of an asymmetric double slit experiment with mono-chromatical photons.” ...

The latest DTU Journal of Science & Technology issue focuses on Tourism

DTU Researcher Uses Pomelo Peel to Treat Water Polluted with Heavy Metals

DTU Develops X-Ray and CT App for Covid-19 Detection

Danang: Dredging and Dumping in the Ocean Impacts the Marine Ecosystem

Preferential Policies for Talented Science and Technologists

Outstanding science and technology graduates can benefit from several preferential policies, including recruitment to the civil service and other exceptional careers, without the requirement of...

Why Ocean Waves are Destroying the Danang Coast

Experts have warned that the eastern shore of Danang will be even more severely damaged if urgent remedies are not implemented soon. The Danang Department of Natural Resources & Environment announced...

Danang Must Construct Submerged Seawalls to Protect the Coastline and Prevent Erosion

Dr. Nguyen Thi Minh Phuong, DTU Dean of Environmental & Chemical Engineering, believes that the slope movement and attrition along the Danang seashore is mainly caused by the overexploitation of...

Center of Electrical Engineering Tests iRobt, an Airplane Passenger Guidance Robot

On December 23, the DTU Center of Electrical Engineering (CEE) started testing their iRobt, which guides airplane passengers around Danang Airport. The robot research project is sponsored jointly by...

From a countrysider to an outstanding young DTU researcher

Dr. Ho Thanh Tam is a 31-year old biotechnologist and received a 2020 Golden Globe award, organized by the HCM Communist Youth Union Central Committee and the Ministry of Science & Technology to...

Constructing Submerged barriers to prevent coastal erosion in Hoi An

According to the paper “Research into Hoi An’s coastal erosion”, published in 2017 by French researchers and Thuy Loi University in Hanoi, the main causes are the massive upstream hydroelectric...

Quang Nam Must Construct Submerged Seawalls to Control Waves and Coastal Erosion in Hoi An

Dr. Nguyen Thi Minh Phuong, DTU Dean of Environmental & Chemical Engineering, explains in her paper “Research into Hoi An’s coastal erosion” that the main causes are the massive upstream...

Voting DTU Scientist to 2020 Golden Globe Award

The Golden Globe Awards for young Science & Technology researchers is jointly organized by the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union Central Committee and the Ministry of Science & Technology to...

Which Universities Lead Vietnam in the Number of the World’s Most Influential Scientists?

Last year, PLoS Biology also published a list up to 2018. This year, they updated the list and ranked the researchers by their professional achievements and influence. The ranking criteria are the...

DTU Project Obtains VINIF Funding

The project “Developing Smart Electrochemical Windows for Energy Saving Applications in Buildings and Heat Shields in Cars”, developed at DTU, was recently funded by the VinGroup Innovation Fund...