On April 14, the DTU School of Engineering & Technology organized its fourth Student Science Conference at the DTU campus at 120 Hoang Minh Thao, Danang. The conference aimed to encourage students’ learning and promote research, innovation, and creativity.
School of Engineering & Technology Provost Dr Ha Dac Binh opened the conference
“After three successful events, our fourth Student Science Conference attracted a large number of students with numerous high-quality and life-enhancing research projects,” School of Engineering & Technology Provost Dr Ha Dac Binh said in his opening speech. “Compared to previous conferences, this fourth event of the School featured the new subsession of Applied Arts. This marks a new development for our School. The conference included 21 scientific reports in four subsessions this year, and 22 student research products were displayed. The organizers will review and evaluate them and select the three best reports for the DTU-level Student Science Conference. We hope that, after today’s conference, the students will present their reports smoothly and continue to develop even more creative research ideas.”
The student conference of the School of Engineering & Technology was divided into four subsessions: Electrical & Mechanical Engineering, Construction & Architecture; Environment, Technology, & Food Technology; and Applied Arts. In each of the subsessions, remarkable results were presented, such as:
? Warning system for children left in cars,
? Manufacture of lifting robot,
? Fiber-optic communication model,
? Beam calculation in multi-story buildings by construction phase,
? Unique combination of game character art design and traditional materials,
? Role and representation of colors in design of 2D game environments,
? Proposed design solutions to display Vietnamese woven products of rattan and bamboo.
The organizers awarded prizes and certificates to first-prize winners
During the presentations, lecturers and students engaged in lively discussion. This allowed the lecturers to recognize the novelty and effectiveness of the research products, while the students could learn more from their teachers.
The conference allowed students to apply their academic knowledge to their creative ideas, fostering their passion for research. Many of the products at the conference were judged highly practical and potentially viable for further development.
In summary, the jury rated the student’s research reports very highly. The organizers awarded prizes and certificates to outstanding projects:
For scientific reports:
First prizes:
? Fiber-optic communication model,
? Factors affecting the production of artistic blooming tea from blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea),
? Role and representation of colors in design of 2D game environments,
? Research on and forecast of the impact of high-rise basement construction on neighboring structures in Danang.
Second prizes:
? Development of PLC Mitsubishi FX2N 24MR controller as replacement for Siemens S7-1200 in the laboratory,
? Study on factors affecting the quality of dried mat moc bananas (Musa sinensis) from Quang Tri,
? “My Vietnam!” national cultural promotion campaign through a series of graphic designs using fourth-generation technology,
? Beam calculation in multi-story buildings by construction phase.
Third prizes:
? Design and manufacture of lifting robot,
? Research into production of skin and environmentally friendly soap from natural materials,
? Research into trends in sustainable graphic design,
? Analysis of the decrease in stiffness of reinforced concrete beams and columns under seismic loads.
The fourth School of Engineering & Technology Student Science Conference attracted a large number of students
For exhibited products:
? Official awards:
? Lunar New Year Village: versatile 3-in-1 game set,
? Wildlife in design language,
? Using recycled materials in furniture design.
? Consolation awards:
? Development of architectural solutions for energy-efficient rural housing in Central Vietnam,
? Font design inspired by Dong Ho painting,
? Green architectural solutions for townhouses in Danang,
? Design for “DREAM” 2D concept game,
? The Trap.
The fourth Student Science Conference at the School of Engineering & Technology was a stepping stone for students to continue developing their research in the future. The conference reaffirmed that the quality of education at the School of Engineering & Technology and DTU’s other schools continues to meet the demands for high-quality human resources in the new era.
(Media Center)