Nearly 100 world-leading physics researchers come to Nghe An

(Baonghean.vn) - Nearly 100 professors, associate professors, and world-leading Physics researchers are present in Nghe An to attend.International Conference on “Nonlinear Optics and New Materials”.

This is a program organized by Vinh University in collaboration with Warsaw University, Poland from November 30 to December 2.

Conference delegates

This is the second time Vinh University has hosted this important conference. The conference is a special scientific activity to celebrate the “International Year of Light 2015” and the first year of implementing the “Vietnam Physics Development Program to 2020”.

This year's conference was attended by nearly 100 professors, doctors, and leading researchers in international physics from countries such as Israel, Poland, Canada, and many leading universities and research institutes in Vietnam.

Professor, Academician Nguyen Van Hieu, Former Director of the Institute of Physics, spoke highly of Vinh University's efforts in organizing this International Conference.

At the conference, delegates introduced achievements in Physics related to the content of Nonlinear Optics and new materials. Notably, the research works that have won Nobel Prizes since 2001 have focused on issues of quantum computing, quantum interference, and ultra-high resolution spectroscopy.

Vinh University has 15 reports, including 1 new report presented by Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Huy Bang (Head of the Faculty of Physics and Technology) on a new model applied in advanced Photonic devices.

Nonlinear Optics and New Materials is a highly applicable field and for a long time, successful scientific works have been led by universities. Therefore, through this conference, the organizing units hope to create a forum to promote research, development and expansion of the field. At the same time, it is also an opportunity for lecturers and students of Vinh University to approach scientific working methods and new, advanced research directions of the world.

The President of Vinh University presented flowers to the delegates.

On this occasion, scientists also helped Vinh University build a modern Spectroscopy laboratory with a total value of more than 1 million USD and develop an Optics research group to approach international achievements.

My Ha