Achievements

Dr. Nham was born in 1980 in Thai Binh province. Since he attended secondary school there, he was recognized by his teachers for his positive attitude in learning new things and for his critical thinking ability in Natural Sciences. After graduating from the Faculty of Physics at the Hanoi National University of Education, Dr. Nham started working for the Theoretical Physics Center at the Institute of Physics of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology. He received his Master’s degree there after conducting some advanced research and then won a full scholarship to study for his PhD at the Max-Planck Institute in Germany. Since his return to Vietnam, he has been working at the DTU Research and Development Center to pursue his continuing research in Theoretical Physics.
Dr. Nham has released ten papers in international publications, including the Physical Review B, the New Journal of Physics and others. His research has been recognized at national and international conferences. During the time involved in post-doctorate studies at Greifswald University, Dr. Nham published a paper entitled: “The Coulomb Interaction Effects in Grapheme Bilayers: Electron-Hole Pairing and Plasmaron Formation”. This research has been applied in atomic laser and atomic chips technology. Currently he is researching Exciton and Polariton Condensation at DTU, sponsored by Nafosted.

The award for Young Researcher was initiated in 2009 by The Vietnam Theoretical Physics Society to recognize brilliant young physicists nationwide. This year, with his research paper entitled: “Exciton Condensation Due to Electron-Phono Interaction”, published in scientific journals internationally, Dr. Nham competed with candidates from other universities nationwide to win the individual award.

At the 39th National Conference on Theoretical Physics, which is held from July 28 to 31 in Buon Ma Thuot, the Vietnam Theoretical Physics Society will award Dr. Phan Van Nham a Certificate of Merit (and 10 million dong).

(Media Center)