Self autonomy a trend for Vietnamese universities Nguyễn Thu Thủy, PhD, an expert in tertiary education talks to Giáo dục Việt Nam (Việt Nam Education) on what universities should do to be self-autonomy accredited.

Abivax receives ANSM and Ethics Committee clearance to test its development candidate ABX464 in 1,034 Covid-19 patients in randomized Phase 2b/3 clinical trial Abivax receives ANSM and Ethics Committee clearance to test its development candidate ABX464 in 1,034 Covid-19 patients in randomized Phase 2b/3 clinical trial

Woman picks herself up from poverty

Chảo Thị Yến grew up poor. Her community was one in which people were not expected to do great things. However, she wanted to do well and not be poor. She ended up studying overseas.

How to mitigate the health disaster of air pollution - can the successful Vietnamese Covid response teach us some lessons?

Việt Nam has with the Covid-19 response shown an impressive determination to proactively protect community health through early detection and testing, contact tracing, quarantine, closure of schools and social distancing. What if this determination could also be applied for other public health challenges in Việt Nam?

Reunification Day: Việt Nam's strong aspiration for peace1

To mark the 45th anniversary of Việt Nam’s 1975 Spring Victory, April 30, 1975 and the fall of Saigon government, ending the American War and leading to the liberation of southern Việt Nam, the Vietnam News Agency presents an article by Nguyễn Đinh Lê, PhD, a lecturer from the History Faculty of the School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hà Nội National University.

CUHK Business School Research Argues China Has Emerged as an Aspirant Economy CUHK Business School Research Argues China Has Emerged as an Aspirant Economy

Upland girl overcomes mountains to pursue education

Chảo Thị Yến, a young woman from the Dao Tuyển ethnic minority in northwest Việt Nam has defied challenges to become the first woman from her community to earn a master’s degree abroad through a full-degree scholarship awarded by the European Union.

Vietnamese students in Australia struggle amid pandemic

Among some 31,000 Vietnamese students in Australia, many have their tuition fees paid by their families and cover their own living expenses by working part-time at shopping centres, restaurants or hotels.

Scientists discover the juice is worth the squeeze1

The boffins have used equipment they call Juice EVAporation Technology (JEVA) to process fruits like watermelon and dragon fruit that cannot be preserved for a long time.

A deadly mix of Covid-19 and superbugs may be the cause of high death rates in Italy – could this also happen in Việt Nam and can it be prevented? What can be done to prevent this deadly mix of Covid-19 and superbugs? The most important is what is currently done – to proactively prevent community spread of Covid-19 with promotion of good hand hygiene, early detection of cases, isolation, and contact tracing as well as social distancing.