Vietnam To Set Up National Nanotechnology Research Project - News Item

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Jan 29 2004

Vietnam is spending US$300,000 on a national nanotechnology research project conducted by the Viet Nam Physicists Association.

The project is to be headed by Prof. Nguyen Van Hieu and will include scientists from institutes nationwide. They will initially work on simulation theories and models for nano-devices, nano-crystalline magnetic materials, nano-catalysts and polymer materials.

By 2005 they plan to train 50 engineers, 10 masters and five PhD degree holders in nano-science. From 2006-2010, the programme will begin focussing on the production of nanotechnology products and expand research into nano-medicine.

Posted 21^st January 2004

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