Hanoi polytechnic lecturer has contributed to the Italian research on the fields by writing many articles published in prestigious specialized journals. Associate Professor Ta Hai Tung, a lecturer at the Hanoi University of Science and Technology, has received the Italian Order of the Star, the noblest title bestowed on non-Italians for promoting sci-tech connections between Vietnam and Italy. Italian Ambassador Antonio Alessandro on April 14 awarded the order of merit to Tung, head of the International Research Institute for Multimedia, Information, Communication and Applications (MICA) under the Hanoi University of Science and Technology. The order, granted by Italian President Sergio Mattarella, is the noblest and most important reward, recognizing the contributions of non-Italian to the relations between Italy and other countries, Ambassador Antonio said. He added that Tung obtained his master from the Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy before securing his PhD in Electronics and Telecommunications from the school in 2010. Tung made continuous efforts during his master's studies in "Positioning and related applications" and his doctorate's research in Electronics and Telecommunication, the ambassador noted. Italian Ambassador Antonio Alessandro awards the order of merit to Associate Professor Ta Hai Tung. Photo: Duy Thanh “Tung has also contributed to the Italian research on the fields by writing many articles published in prestigious specialized journals,” said the ambassador. Tung was director of the International Collaboration Center for Research and Development on Satellite Navigation Technology in South East Asia (NAVIS) from 2011 to 2018. NAVIS is an international center specializing in studying and applying satellite navigation technologies. Under Tung’s leadership, NAVIS center soon became an excellent research institute in Vietnam and Southeast Asia in the field of global satellite positioning. Tung has …
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