![[VNUHCM S&T PROJECT EVALUATION] HYDRATE TECHNOLOGY IN TREATING SALINE WATER IN THE MEKONG DELTA PROVINCES](/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Image-62-2048x1365-1-300x300.jpg "Image-62-2048x1365")
The project “Hydrate Technology for Treating Saline Water,” led by Dr. Trương Lâm Sơn Hải, developed a desalination system using hydrate technology. The system achieved 70-78% efficiency with CPH and removed nearly 90% of ions with HFC-134a, offering significant potential to address freshwater shortages in the Mekong Delta. On 17th February, at VNUHCM-University of Science,...
![[VNUHCM S&T PROJECT EVALUATION] SIMULATION OF SUPERFIELD PHENOMENON FOR MID-INFRARED LIGHT CONVERSION IN NONLINEAR TELLURITE FIBRES](/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/P4T01355-300x300.jpg "P4T01355")
The research project on simulating the superfield phenomenon in nonlinear tellurite optical fibres, conducted by a team from the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology at the Ģý (VNUHCM), achieved significant success. This opened up potential applications in various scientific and technological fields and confirmed...
![[VNUHCM S&T PROJECT EVALUATION] DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRODE SURFACE MODIFICATION AND ELECTROLYTE SOLUTIONS FOR NEXT-GENERATION SOLAR CELLS (PHASE 2)](/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Ima-28-2048x1365-1-e1741863819140-300x300.jpg "Ima-28-2048x1365")
The project led by Assoc. Prof. Nguyễn Tuyết Phương focused on enhancing dye-sensitised solar cells by developing new electrode surface modification methods and optimizing electrolyte solutions. The research resulted in improved efficiency and long-term stability, contributing to the advancement of next-generation solar technology. On 4th March, at the University of Science, Ģý National University...
The research on simulating the superfield phenomenon for mid-infrared light conversion in nonlinear tellurite fibres, led by Dr. Nguyễn Phước Trung Hòa and his team, resulted in the development of optical fibres with excellent transmission properties, enabling applications in fields such as chemical detection and environmental monitoring. The team’s work, published in Results in Optics,...
