We extend our congratulations to Dr. Man Minh Tan on his recent assignment as the Laboratory of Advanced Materials and Natural Resources at the Institute for Advanced Study of Technology – Ton Duc Thang University.
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IAST warmly welcomes Professor Bui Xuan Nam as he officially joins the Institute in the role of Researcher. This is a great honor and a significant milestone in the Institute's development journey.
We are extremely pleased to extend a warm welcome to Dr. Pham Thanh Dam, Dr. Tran Ngoc Giang, and Dr.
On February 28th, Ton Duc Thang University held an event to announce the establishment of 5 strong research groups. Among them, 2 research laboratories, including the Laboratory of Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures and the Laboratory of Biophysics, belong to The Institute for Advanced Study in Technology (IAST)
On the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2025, the Institute of Advanced Technology—TDTU would like to extend our warmest New Year greetings to our esteemed lecturers, valued partners, and dear students.Wishing our esteemed lecturers a prosperous and peaceful New Year filled with health, success, and happiness.
We are honored and delighted to welcomeDr. Man Minh Tan, Dr. Dinh Thanh Binh, and Dr. Le Duy Manh as new members of the Institute for Advanced Study in Technology.
On December 26, 2024, at Hall 10F of Ton Duc Thang University, Awarding ceremony of the Medal "For the cause of education", Certificates of Merit toOutstanding Teachers, and the Decision for the Reappointment of Associate Professors in 2024 took place.
Dr. Nguyen Thanh Nhon's research project, titled “Development of an artificial neural networks phase-field method for computational brittle and ductile fracture in advanced materials” has been approved for funding by the National Foundation for Science & Technology Development (NAFOSTED) starting in 2025.
On December 23, 2024, Prof. Dr. Julius Kaplunov will deliver a lecture in Room A104 on the topic: "A Dynamic Theory for a Thin Functionally Graded Plate." This lecture will provide in-depth insights into the theoretical framework and applications of functionally graded materials in structural dynamics.