Scientific Conference at HaUI highlights interdisciplinary research and academic innovation

On September 10, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) hosted a scientific conference entitled “Fundamental Sciences – From Basic Research to Interdisciplinary Studies: Connection and Development.” The event convened distinguished scholars and researchers from various disciplines, establishing an academic forum for the exchange of ideas and fostering dialogue on emerging interdisciplinary approaches and future research directions.

The conference took place in the context of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW, issued on December 22, 2024, by the Politburo, which emphasizes breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation. It highlighted HaUI’s pioneering role in promoting research and innovation to meet the demands of the digital era.

Dr. Le Ba Phuong, Dean of the Faculty of Fundamental Sciences and Deputy Head of the Organizing Committee, delivered the opening remarks at the conference

In his opening address, Dr. Le Ba Phuong, Dean of the Faculty of Fundamental Sciences and Deputy Head of the Organizing Committee, emphasized the pivotal role of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing research gaps and fostering sustainable scientific advancement. This perspective was exemplified through six comprehensive presentations, each outlining breakthrough directions in which seemingly distinct fields intersected and complemented one another.

Dr. Le Ba Phuong, Dean of the Faculty of Fundamental Sciences and Deputy Head of the Organizing Committee, presented commemorative gifts to the speakers

The conference featured a diverse range of reports that illustrated how interdisciplinary research is shaping the future of science and technology. Each presentation provided not only new findings but also practical directions for application, highlighting the critical role of collaboration between fields that once seemed unrelated. From advanced materials and biotechnology to artificial intelligence, optimization methods, and energy storage solutions, the studies demonstrated the transformative power of science when disciplines converge.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Hoang Nam (University of Science, Vietnam National University, Hanoi) highlighted the applications of multifunctional nanomaterials in biomedicine and the environment, with particular potential for early cancer diagnosis and self-destructive nanorobots

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tuan Anh (Faculty of Chemical Technology, HaUI) explored the integration of biomaterials, mathematics, and artificial intelligence (AI) to design intelligent Cellulose/Chitosan membranes, demonstrating the role of digital technology in accelerating materials research.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Do Duc Trung (School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, HaUI), one of Vietnam’s most highly cited scientists, presented novel approaches to multi-objective optimization, a powerful mathematical tool for addressing complex engineering and manufacturing problems

Dr. Tong Van Luyen from the Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, HaUI, delivered a presentation on Metaheuristic optimization methods and their applications in 6G networks, emphasizing their potential as an effective approach for generating training data to advance artificial intelligence.

Dr. Nguyen Huu Sau (Faculty of Fundamental Sciences, HaUI) presented a study on “Event-Triggered Control for Positive Delay Systems,” demonstrating strong capabilities in solving advanced theoretical problems in automatic control

Dr. Tran Thi Nhan (Faculty of Fundamental Sciences, HaUI) shared research on “Developing Anode Electrodes for Sodium-Ion Batteries from Nanocomposite Materials,” exemplifying the link between basic science and practical solutions in energy storage

The conference reaffirmed HaUI’s commitment to transforming strategic directives into concrete academic actions, advancing applied science, and consolidating its academic standing in the era of global integration. It also underscored the University’s proactive role in fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, promoting innovation-driven research, and contributing to the development of high-quality human resources, thereby aligning its mission with national priorities and international scientific standards.

According to the 2024–2025 academic year report, the Faculty of Fundamental Sciences published 75 scientific papers in reputable domestic and international journals, of which 22 were indexed in ISI/Scopus, including 11 in Q1 journals. The Faculty also successfully completed three university-level research projects and obtained approval for four new initiatives in the fields of advanced materials and applied mathematics. In addition, student training has produced remarkable outcomes, as evidenced by the outstanding achievements of HaUI’s Mathematics and Physics Olympiad teams in national competitions, further enhancing the University’s academic reputation and affirming its capacity to foster talent capable of excelling on prestigious academic platforms.