Congratulations to 12 VLU Scientists Awarded Funding from the National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED)

The Governing Council of the National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED) has officially approved the list of basic research projects in the fields of Natural Sciences and Engineering for 2025. Following a rigorous evaluation process, Van Lang University is honored to have 12 outstanding projects selected for funding.

NAFOSTED (National Foundation for Science and Technology Development) is a non-profit organization under the Ministry of Science and Technology of Vietnam, established by a decision of the Prime Minister in 2008. It is one of the most prestigious funding bodies for scientific research in Vietnam, known for its stringent evaluation procedures and high standards. Being selected for NAFOSTED funding not only affirms the scientific value of the research projects but also recognizes the research capabilities of scientists in key disciplines.

Van Lang University proudly congratulates the following 12 scientists for receiving NAFOSTED funding for their basic research projects in 2025. These projects span a wide range of fields, including Information and Computer Science, Earth and Marine Sciences, Mechanics and Engineering, among others: 

(1) “Development of an Adaptive Fractional-Order Nonlinear Sliding Mode Controller for Uncertain Nonlinear Dynamical Systems Subject to Disturbances” – Dr. Ngo Van Hoa, Institute for Computational Science & Artificial Intelligence.

(2) “Development of Numerical Methods for Hydrodynamic Modeling and Optimization of Floating Structures” – Dr. Nguyen Huu Phu, Institute for Computational Science & Artificial Intelligence.

(3) “Development of a Quantitative Assessment Method for Anthropogenic and Natural Impacts on Coastal Zones along the Red River Delta” – Dr. Nguyen Thi Thu Ha, Institute for Computational Science & Artificial Intelligence.

(4) “Enhancing the Prediction of Superconducting Crystal Structures through Directed Element Substitution and Global Search” – Dr. Nguyen Duc Long, Science and Technology Advanced Institute.

(5) “Construction of Electron–Hole Interaction Potentials in Semiconductor Monolayers and Applications to Exciton Energy Spectra” – Dr. Nguyen Truong Thanh Hieu, Science and Technology Advanced Institute.

(6) “Interplay of Corrections Contributing to New Physics in Extensions of the Standard Model” – Dr. Le Tho Hue, Science and Technology Advanced Institute.

(7) “Toward Sustainable Integrated Sensing and Communication Systems: Energy Efficiency Optimization through Advanced System Integration and Intelligent Resource Allocation” – Dr. Nguyen Thanh Huy, Faculty of Information Technology.

(8) “Enhancing Privacy Communications for Next-Generation Networks Based on Advanced Multiple Access Techniques and Reconfigurable Surfaces” – Dr. Ngo Hoang Tu, Faculty of Information Technology.

(9) “Application of Artificial Intelligence Combined with High-Resolution Remote Sensing Data to Quantify River–Sea Interactions: A Case Study in the South Central Coastal Region” – Dr. Nguyen Hao Quang, Institute of Computational Science and Artificial Intelligence

(10) “Development of Machine Learning-Based Surrogate Models for Geomechanical Studies Supporting CO₂ Injection and Storage in Geological Formations” – Dr. Nguyen Sy Tuan, Institute of Computational Science and Artificial Intelligence.

(11) “Development of Mechanical and Smart Properties of Ultra-High-Performance Alkali-Activated Concrete under Static and Cyclic Loading” – Dr. Bui Thanh Nhan, Faculty of Civil Engineering. 

(12) “Development of Improved Bio-Inspired Optimization Algorithms for Mobile Robot Trajectory Planning” – Dr. Diep Quoc Bao, Faculty of Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Engineering.

This achievement further affirms the steadily strengthening research capacity and sustainable academic development orientation of Van Lang University. Through continuous investment in fundamental research, the promotion of interdisciplinary thinking, and the alignment of scientific inquiry with real-world challenges, the University is progressively contributing meaningful and in-depth scientific value to the academic community while fostering innovation and advancing national science and technology development. 

News: Khanh Huyen
Photos: Department Of Admissions And Communication