Thematic: VinFuture Awards

(VTC News) - Experts assess that the VinFuture award helps bridge the gap and serves as a link bringing Vietnamese scientists closer to the world's leading scientific community.

(VTC News) - On the evening of January 20th, a friend from the US messaged me: "The VinFuture Prize has overshadowed the Nobel Prize!"

(VTC News) - Little girl Nguyen Nhu Linh posed a question to Professor Zhenan Bao, the discoverer of the material that gives skin a tactile feel - the winner of the first VinFuture Grand Prize.

(VTC News) - Through relentless efforts to overcome difficult circumstances, Professor Omar M. Yaghi has succeeded in inventing a material that could change the world.

(VTC News) - The VinFuture Global Science and Technology Awards ceremony on January 20th honored four outstanding scientific research projects with high practical applications.

(VTC News) - Dr. Katalin Kariko (67 years old) is one of three scientists who received the main VinFuture award worth 3 million USD.

(VTC News) - Three scientists, Katalin Kariko, Drew Weissman, and Pieter Rutter Cullis, received VinFuture's biggest award, worth $3 million, for their mRNA vaccine technology.

(VTC News) - The research on electronic skin by Chinese-American professor Zhenan Bao won a special prize at the VinFuture Global Science and Technology Awards ceremony.

(VTC News) - Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated that VinFuture's mission is to encourage and honor scientists with outstanding research projects that have high practical applications.

(VTC News) - A $3 million political prize has been awarded to three scientists, Katalin Kariko, Drew Weissman, and Pieter Cullis, for their mRNA technology, which paves the way for the creation of a COVID-19 vaccine.

At 8 PM tonight, the first-ever VinFuture Awards ceremony will honor four globally influential scientific projects with a total prize value of $4,5 million.

(VTC News) - The main prize was awarded to three scientists: Vatalin Kariko, Drew Weissman, and Pietter Rutter Cullis for their research on mRNA vaccine technology that has saved millions of lives.

(VTC News) - The winner of the VinFuture Prize, with a cash reward of 3 million USD (almost three times the Nobel Prize), will be announced tonight at the Hanoi Grand Opera House.

(VTC News) - At 8 PM tonight (January 20th), at the Hanoi Grand Opera House, the VinFuture Awards will honor four global science and technology projects, with prizes totaling up to 4,5 million USD.

(VTC News) - He is one of the world's most influential physicists with over 20 patents, 164.623 scientific citations, and the originator of OLED technology.

(VTC News) - The VinFuture Awards ceremony was held tonight (January 20th) at the Hanoi Grand Opera House, with the participation of many world-renowned scientists.

(VTC News) - Professor Sir Richard Henry Friend shared about the process of accepting the invitation and the value that the VinFuture award brings to society.

(VTC News) - After 32 years of effort, Professor Nguyen Thuc Quyen (born in 1970) has achieved success and returned to Vietnam with the aspiration to position Vietnamese science on the world map.

(VTC News) - Professor Pieter Rutter Cullis, a researcher developing "packaging" technology to deliver mRNA vaccines into the body, is in Vietnam attending VinFuture Science Week.

(VTC News) - Professor Mourou believes that, in the future, thorium could absolutely become a source of energy for countries.

(VTC News) - According to experts, the VinFuture award honors and connects influential scientists who bring better lives to millions of people around the world.

(VTC News) - Professor Gerard Mourou believes that both awards encourage a passion for science and the development of science and technology in countries.

(VTC News) - The first VinFuture Awards will be presented to four major scientific projects (1 main award - VinFuture Grand Prize, 3 special awards) with a total value of 4,5 million USD.

(VTC News) - International scientists highly appreciate the significance of the VinFuture award in promoting scientific research in Vietnam and around the world.

(VTC News) - Dr. Katalin Kariko experienced many setbacks before she and her colleagues developed nucleoside-modified mRNA technology, leading to the success of the COVID-19 vaccine.

(VTC News) - In its first year, VinFuture will honor four outstanding scientific achievements that have positively impacted the lives of millions of people worldwide.

(VTC News) - Associate Professor Chu Hoang Ha hopes that the VinFuture Award will contribute to expanding the bridge connecting science globally.

(VTC News) - At the "Science for Life" seminar within the framework of VinFuture Week, the most outstanding minds of humanity will present detailed predictions and outlines of the future.

(VTC News) - The presence of the winners of the world's most prestigious science and technology awards at the VinFuture Awards Week affirms the international prestige of the award.

(VTC News) - On January 11, 2022, the VinFuture Foundation announced the schedule of activities for Science Week, part of the first VinFuture Awards ceremony (January 18-21, 2022) in Hanoi.