Pham Tuan Huy, 27, has become only the second Vietnamese talent to receive an award from the Clay Mathematics Institute (CMI) which gives out various prizes and sponsorships to promising mathematicians from around the world.

Nguyen Trong Nghia closely checks hundreds of sneakers placed nicely on many shelves in a house in Dao Tan Street, Hanoi before handing them over to customers before Tet.

The Guinness World Records has invited Vietnamese acrobat brothers Giang Quoc Co and Giang Quoc Nghiep to perform in a head-to-head balancing act in the northern Italian city of Milan this February in an attempt to set a new world record.

President Nguyen Xuan Phuc presented 10 second-class and 7 third-class Labour Orders to winners of International Olympiads and science-technology competitions in 2022 at a meeting in Hanoi on December 26.

The achievements of the Vietnamese national teams at 2022 International Olympiads continue to show the quality of general education in the country.

Graduating from Sai Gon University, in 2014, Nguyen Thi Diem Kieu returned to her hometown in Quang Ngai Province to work for a hotel.

For two months, Nhi and his team worked day and night to find the culprit and solve the crime.

With their great love of traditional salt, Ho Van Vinh and Tran Thi Hong Tham want to bring rustic and traditional products of their homeland to the world.

With the Young Persons’ Achievement Award, Dr. Nguyen Huyen Duc has become the first Vietnamese scientist to receive the prize from the UK’s Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS).

The price of a sculpture ranges from one to five million VND, depending on the difficulty of the model. Eight to 19 ordered products are made per day to guarantee progress as well as the quality of the sculpture for the customer.

Three female scientists were granted the 2022 L'Oreal-UNESCO awards at a ceremony in Hanoi on November 25.

Radio frequency expert Doan Quang Hoan has successfully completed his role as a member of the Radio Regulations Board (RRB) of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for two tenures, from 2015 to 2022.

Three Vietnamese scientists have been named in the Best Rising Stars of Science in the World-2022 Ranking, announced the website Research.com.

Starting up a business at the age of 52 with VND45 million (US$2,000), Nguyen Van Nghi from Cat Thinh commune in Yen Bai province has earned hundreds of thousands of dollars from raising Wattle-necked softshell turtles.

With her love for flowers, Pham Thi Giang Sinh, 40, Thu Duc City, HCM City began making paper flowers in 2014.

Studying at a pedagogical school, abroad in another major, and having never been exposed to photography, Tran Viet Ha has become a student admission director of a world leading business school and a famous photographer in Europe.

Starting a business as a seller of high-end fruits with VND12 million borrowed from a relative 10 years ago, Nguyen Ngoc Huyen began selling imported fruits when she was a third-year student at a university in HCM City.

Though the computer, students at Giao Thien Primary School in Giao Thuy District of Nam Dinh Province can study English with foreign teachers and students in many countries around the world.

A research group led by Prof. Dr. Tran Dang Xuan of Hiroshima University has demonstrated that the compound extracted from rice husks has an inhibitory effect on cancer cells and is safe for normal cells.

The candidate who met standards for the professorship title this year was born in November 1979.