From the International Mathematical Olympiad to the Humboldt Research Prize, Professor Phung Ho Hai's journey reflects the enduring aspiration of Vietnamese mathematics to reach the world stage.
TV presenter Viet Khue, son of mathematician Nguyen Huu Viet Hung, possessed an impressive academic background before becoming the host of the "Road to Olympia" program.
Dubbed an Asian prodigy, Terrence Tao surprised many when he started teaching math at the young age of two.
French mathematician Michel Talagrand became the recipient of the 2024 Abel Prize in Mathematics, but few know that he had a tumultuous childhood.
Despite the loss of her father and being denied university admission despite her outstanding academic achievements, Olga Ladyzhenskaya went on to become one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century.
A scientist in Ho Chi Minh City argues that Mr. Huong did nothing wrong in publishing his research paper, and that the public should not overemphasize the concept of "scientific integrity."
Leaders of Quy Nhon University have provided information regarding the case of a lecturer accused of selling scientific research topics to several universities during his time working there.
Despite facing racial and gender issues, Katherine Johnson persevered in pursuing her passion, becoming an icon at NASA.
In the memory of mathematician Ngo Viet Trung, People's Teacher Le Hai Chau was one of the people who inspired his love for mathematics.
Entering university at the age of 16, Tran Mai Ngoc, a girl from Hanoi, decided to pursue a career in mathematics.
Although she loves mathematics, there was a time when Ms. Ngan didn't consider pursuing a PhD in the field.
After 10 years of studying ice, Swedish mathematician Märten Ajne used his knowledge and ears to glide across ice that was only 5 cm thick.
Professor Peter Scholze (30 years old) from Germany has just won the Fields Prize at the International Congress of Mathematicians, becoming one of the youngest medalists in the world ever.
"Studying mathematics, to a certain extent, is like playing an art form" - this is the perspective of the teacher once dubbed the "Golden Boy" of Vietnamese mathematics.
(VTC News) - The mathematical magician left the audience in the theater and netizens speechless with admiration, making them no longer believe he was from Earth.
(VTC News) - As one of Vietnam's leading and most outstanding mathematicians in the world today, Vu Ha Van has always harbored a deep love for his homeland.
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