The Hanoitimes - This is the 13th year in a row the Vietnam Science and Technology Journalists Club has voted the list through the perspective of journalists specializing in the field of science and technology. The Vietnam Science and Technology Journalists Club has recently announced 10 outstanding science and technology events in 2018, covering aspects of science policies, social science and humanity, research of application, international integration and outstanding scientists. This is the 13th year in a row the club has voted the list through the perspective of journalists specializing in the field of science and technology. Specifically, 10 outstanding sci-tech events in 2018 are as follows: 1. Field of science policies: Digital Vietnamese knowledge system put into operation On January 1, 2018, in Hanoi, the "Digital Vietnamese knowledge system" project was launched. The project aims to share knowledge, encourage creativity and connect the community for … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s 10 outstanding sci-tech events in 2018 named
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New project to tap sci-tech potential of overseas Vietnamese
Overseas Vietnamese have contributed to the country's socioeconomic development “The new network will enable Vietnamese experts working in technologically advanced countries to assist their home country in preparing for the fourth industrial revolution,” Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said on August 19 at the launch of the Vietnam Innovation Network in Hanoi. Over 100 Vietnamese scientists and tech experts living overseas as well as hundreds of their peers in Vietnam participated in the weeklong event. PhamMinh Chinh, head of the Central Organizing Commission of the Communist Party of Vietnam and member of the Party Secretariat, expressed high regard for the network and its role in Vietnam’s push for “comprehensive development.” Two landmark Politburo resolutions have embraced overseas Vietnamese as an inseparable part of the national community. Several Vietnamese scientists working overseas spoke at the launch and proposed ways for Vietnam to take … [Read more...] about New project to tap sci-tech potential of overseas Vietnamese
Vietnam must prioritize computer programming education: experts
As artificial Intelligence (AI) is forecast to boom in the near future, leading Vietnamese experts in science and technology say the country has potential to thrive once human resources are improved Citing China’s three-year action plan for AI, Quoc said that Vietnam should accelerate investments into developing human resources, building an open database and creating connections among domestic universities and international academia. A survey of 1,100 IT workers in July by the human resources consultant Navigos Group reveals that up to 25 per cent of surveyed people have attempted to work abroad. Photo: aptechvietnam.vn “Instead of studying computer science like before, we should focus on machine learning or AI, algorithms and databases,” he said. According to Quoc, it is also essential to form an elite core of experts who are able to bring innovations back to Vietnam. Vu Duy Thuc, CEO of Ohmnilabs, told Thanh nien (Young people) newspaper that AI … [Read more...] about Vietnam must prioritize computer programming education: experts
Vietnam must prioritise computer programming education: experts
A survey of 1,100 IT workers in July by the human resources consultant Navigos Group reveals that up to 25 per cent of surveyed people have attempted to work abroad (Photo: aptechvietnam.vn) Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - By the time they arrive at university, it is too late for students to start learning programming, according to Google Brain Research Scientist Le Viet Quoc, who argues that coding should be taught at high schools and become a larger part of the curriculum. As artificial intelligence (AI) is forecast to boom in the near future, leading Vietnamese experts in science and technology say the country has potential to thrive once human resources are improved Citing China’s three-year action plan for AI, Quoc said that Vietnam should accelerate investments into developing human resources, building an open database and creating connections among domestic universities and international academia. “Instead of studying computer science like before, we should focus on … [Read more...] about Vietnam must prioritise computer programming education: experts
VN must prioritize computer programming education: experts
A survey of 1,100 IT workers in July by the human resources consultant Navigos Group reveals that up to 25 per cent of surveyed people have attempted to work abroad. — Photo aptechvietnam.vn HÀ NỘI — By the time they arrive at university, it is too late for students to start learning programming, according to Google Brain Research Scientist Lê Viết Quốc, who argues that coding should be taught at high schools and become a larger part of the curriculum. As artificial Intelligence (AI) is forecast to boom in the near future, leading Vietnamese experts in science and technology say the country has potential to thrive once human resources are improved Citing China’s three-year action plan for AI, Quốc said that Việt Nam should accelerate investments into developing human resources, building an open database and creating connections among domestic universities and international academia. “Instead of studying computer … [Read more...] about VN must prioritize computer programming education: experts