Young Science Talents honored
(VOV) - More than 200 projects received 2013 Vietnamese Young Science Talent awards at a ceremony in Hanoi on January 4.
The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) presented 10 first, 27 second, 72 third, and 102 consolation prizes to winning projects. It also recognised nine outstanding lecturers and 22 collectives with notable achievements in scientific research.
MoET Minister Pham Vu Luan praised the talents of Vietnam’s young scientists and their willingness to go beyond passively following existing theories.
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“Scientific research fuels innovation,” he said. “The successes of students credit teachers and mentors”.
Luan said he hopes the young scientists will continue their research and advance their professional fields.
Do Duy Hieu, who won second prize, said the award offers students a space to celebrate their intellectual and scientific enthusiasm. It also promotes exchanging research experiences.
The organising board received more than 300 entries from students researching 12 fields at 84 universities and institutes across the country.
Some award winners have been profiled in international publications.