NDO - On February 22, Ho Chi Minh City National University organized an exhibition of science, technology and innovation products at its Administration Building, on the occasion of its 30th anniversary.
The exhibition attracted nearly 200 typical scientific and technological products in the fields of information technology, artificial intelligence (AI), microchip design, advanced materials, nanotechnology, biotechnology, biomedicine, agriculture, food, environment and energy...
In the context of science and technology becoming the main driving force for socio-economic development, Ho Chi Minh City National University is leading in research and technology transfer.
In the field of AI, Ho Chi Minh City National University aims to become a leading AI application research center in Asia, focusing on developing a multi-disciplinary AI ecosystem, some practical application products such as: AI Chatbot OneHealth plays an important role in supporting health management after COVID-19; Smart education management AI system improves teaching efficiency, supports personalized learning...
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| Ho Chi Minh City National University has always been a pioneer in the field of microchip design, contributing to the global semiconductor microchip supply chain. |
In the field of microchip and semiconductor design, Ho Chi Minh City National University is a pioneer in the field of microchip design, contributing to the global microchip and semiconductor supply chain.
Specifically, the 32-bit RISC_V CPU chip is designed to optimize computing and control performance, serving embedded and industrial applications. The Analog Front-end chip supports data acquisition in IoT systems, ensuring smart connectivity and energy saving. The H.265 standard DCT chip applies the CORDIC algorithm to improve image compression performance, reduce transmission bandwidth, etc.
In the field of advanced materials, research at Ho Chi Minh City National University focuses on developing high-tech materials with breakthrough features. Bio-silica nanomaterials are not only used in biomedicine but also have the potential to replace traditional synthetic materials, helping to increase the effectiveness of disease treatment and reduce environmental impact.
MOF (Metal-Organic Frameworks) materials have outstanding energy absorption and storage capabilities, opening up new directions in the fuel cell and hydrogen gas storage industry.
New generation thermoelectric materials allow the conversion of excess heat into electricity, contributing to optimizing energy use in industry and civil use.
Meanwhile, in the field of biotechnology and medicine, achievements in this field not only focus on supporting the treatment of cancer and cardiovascular diseases but also aim to develop domestic pharmaceuticals with high commercialization value.
Research on gene therapy and tissue regeneration technology helps personalize treatment, increase treatment effectiveness and reduce side effects. Vaccine and monoclonal antibody production technology is being applied to deal with infectious diseases and develop sustainable immune systems.
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| Achievements in the field of biotechnology and medicine aim to develop domestic pharmaceuticals with high commercial value. |
The exhibition is not only a scientific event but also a practical connection platform between scientific research and the application of research results into production practices.
The event provides opportunities for meetings and cooperation between scientists, businesses, local authorities and investors, and also promotes technology transfer and product commercialization.
The exhibition also displays many products ready for practical application such as automatic saline intrusion monitoring systems to help farmers and businesses be proactive in agricultural production.
OCOP products with local characteristics are upgraded with technology to increase commercial value, or digital solutions applied in education, healthcare and industry to help improve efficiency and optimize resources...
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