Hanoi: More than 30 scientists, young researchers, PhD students, and postdoctoral researchers from 12 countries are attending the second Advanced School on Topological Quantum Matters, which opened in Gia Lai province on July 20. Jointly organised by the Rencontres du Vietnam (Meeting Vietnam) association and the International Centre for Interdisciplinary Science and Education (ICISE), the five-day event features lectures by leading professors and scientists in quantum physics and materials science, providing participants with a solid theoretical foundation. They are also updated on the latest research advances in quantum topological materials.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the event aims to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among attendees, who represent a diverse array of expertise from across the globe. By engaging with pioneering research and theoretical frameworks, participants are expected to enhance their understanding and contribute to the field of topological quantum matters.

The program includes presentations and discussions led by eminent figures in the scientific community, focusing on the principles and applications of quantum topological materials. These sessions are designed to stimulate intellectual exchange and inspire innovative research approaches among the attendees.

The Advanced School on Topological Quantum Matters is part of ongoing efforts to promote scientific advancement and international cooperation in Vietnam, particularly in cutting-edge fields like quantum physics. The gathering is seen as a platform for nurturing future leaders in science and technology, providing them with the tools and network necessary for groundbreaking research.