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Minh Triet Dang

Associate Professor of Physics
School of Education, Can Tho University

A condensed matter physicist working between soft materials, atomistic simulation and advanced energy systems.

Minh Triet Dang is Associate Professor at the Department of Physics Education, School of Education, Can Tho University. His research spans computational and condensed matter physics, with expertise in first-principles simulations of low-dimensional materials, colloidal systems and energy-storage materials.

He earned his PhD in Physics at the University of Amsterdam with a dissertation on non-equilibrium transitions in colloidal glasses and gels. Before returning to Can Tho University, he worked as a design engineer at ASML in Veldhoven, the Netherlands.

His projects have received support from NAFOSTED, the Ministry of Education and Training, VINIF, VinUniversity, Japanese ODA and Can Tho University. His work includes granted and submitted technologies in molecular simulation and battery materials.

PhD in Physics University of Amsterdam, 2011-2016
Master of Physics, Cum Laude University of Amsterdam, 2008-2011
Master of Mathematics and Science Education, Cum Laude University of Amsterdam, 2008-2010
BSc in Physics and Computer Science Education, Excellent Can Tho University, 2002-2006

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