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[WORKSHOP RECAP] RECENT ADVANCES IN DRUG DESIGN USING MACHINE LEARNING AND MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS

Science knows no borders – let’s keep the momentum alive!

On April 11, 2025, the academic workshop titled “Recent Advances in Drug Design Using Machine Learning and Molecular Dynamics Simulations” took place successfully in Room C304 at VinUniversity, Hanoi, led by Professor Nguyễn Minh Thọ (KU Leuven).

The event brought together distinguished researchers, academic laboratories, and enthusiastic students from universities across Vietnam, forming a vibrant platform where cutting-edge computational tools met pioneering drug discovery efforts.

Workshop Highlights:

  • Expert Presentations: Respected researchers delivered in-depth talks on the latest developments in drug design, highlighting the growing role of machine learning and molecular dynamics simulations in modern pharmaceutical research.
  • Student Participation: Young researchers and students had the opportunity to present their innovative projects, demonstrating remarkable scientific curiosity, creativity, and dedication.
  • Innovative Dialogue: Discussions spanned a wide range of interdisciplinary topics, from organic synthesis to the integration of IT into fundamental research. The workshop served as a launchpad for future collaborations between experimental and computational labs.

What Made This Workshop Stand Out?

It was a celebration of youthful energy and scientific ambition. The open exchange of ideas across disciplines paved the way for novel research directions and long-term partnerships, all contributing to the development of Vietnam’s growing scientific landscape.

Igniting the Future of Vietnamese Science

The event highlighted the incredible potential of domestic innovation. By combining traditional organic chemistry with advanced computational methodologies, the workshop laid the foundation for collaborative efforts aimed at solving urgent healthcare challenges.

A heartfelt thank-you to Professor Nguyễn Minh Thọ (KU Leuven) for hosting and inspiring this pivotal event. Special appreciation goes out to all participating labs and students for their visionary contributions and enthusiastic engagement.

This workshop marks only the beginning. Stay tuned for more exciting opportunities to connect, collaborate, and contbute to the future of science!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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