The Vietnamese team was presented with the first prize of the electrical and mechanical category at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2012, held in the US.

Vietnamese Talents Awards 2012 was officially launched by Pham Huy Hoan, Editor in Chief of Dantri/DTiNews and Head of the organising board.

Professor Ngo Bao Chau is among 220 scholars, scientists, writers, artists, businessmen and leaders to become new members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AAAS).  

After first touching a piano at the age of four, and nearly ten years later--Hoang Pham Tra Mi now owns a big collection of prizes from many international piano competitions. She is among th [ … ]

Vietnamese student Thai Minh Thuy has been presented with the Academic Achievement Award for her good leadership skills and academic excellence.

Vietnamese students at the contest. - VNS File PhotoVietnamese students competing at the second Asia Pacific Open Electronic Organ Competition held in Hong Kong all won top prizes, according [ … ]

More than 30 years ago when Le Ba Khanh Trinh won the gold medal at the mathematics Olympiad and the special prize, people thought that with his talent, Trinh would become a famous mathemati [ … ]

Talented French professor of Vietnamese descent Bui Huy Duong wishes to spend the rest of his life helping Vietnam develop a safe nuclear industry, considering this his final project.

Dr. Pham Cao Thanh Tung from South Korea’s Sogang University is the first Vietnamese whose research work is published on the American Science AAAs journal.

Student Pham Van Quan is among 20 young scientists from all over the world who won Germany’s “Green Talents” 2011 for young scientists.