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Research Events : Research Seminars

Research Seminars help to establish a culture of sharing and peer discussion of the research that scholars are engaged in. They help to inform the community of the type of research that is occurring at an institution, foster collaborations, and engagement with the larger scholarly and practitioner communities. The University Research Seminar series will feature topics in engineering and computer science, health, humanities, and business management and are open to all members of the VinUni community.
Alcohol and Health, Part I
December 01, 2021

Alcohol and Health, Part I

Speaker: Maurizio Trevisan MD, Professor and Dean, College of Health Sciences Abstract Alcohol use is a widespread habit throughout the world. Countries differ in the amount, the type and the way they consume alcohol. Forces that shape the use of alcohol and its potential health effects are numerous and the use of alcohol has an […]

The evolution of the wireless communications networks and the key technologies for the upcoming 6G networks
August 18, 2021

The evolution of the wireless communications networks and the key technologies for the upcoming 6G networks

Speaker: Nguyen Viet Tu, PhD, Assistant Professor, College of Engineering and Computer Science Over the past 40 years, we see a tremendous advancement in wireless communication networks. From the first generation (1G) in around 1980 to today’s fifth generation (5G), the data peak throughput, for example, has increased from ~2.4kbps to about ~20Gbps (about a million-fold). This […]

Time series classification methods
June 30, 2021

Time series classification methods

Speaker: Do Danh Cuong, PhD, Assistant Professor, College of Engineering and Computer Science Abstract: Time series is involving many aspects of our lives hence it is very important and challenging problem to classify them. Many algorithms have been proposed. This talk discuss on some of the most popular conventional methods and comparing with the recent popularity […]

Radar: History (as the Game Changer of WWII) and Current Research (for Self-Driving Cars)
January 13, 2021

Radar: History (as the Game Changer of WWII) and Current Research (for Self-Driving Cars)

Speaker: Minh Do, ScD, Vice-Provost, VinUniversity, Professor, College of Engineering and Computer Science Abstract: Radar is considered as a game-changer in World War II and an exemplar story of innovation. Recent low-cost single-chip radar systems allow them to be widely used in automotive applications. Current research on the intelligent processing of radar signals would enable even greater applicability […]