On May 30th, 2025, the InnovaConnect 2025 Workshop, themed "New Solutions and Materials for Sustainable Development," took place at University of Science and Education (UED) - the University of Danang (UD).

The event served as an academic forum connecting the research community, with support from the VinFuture Foundation, thereby contributing to addressing regional and global challenges such as the energy crisis, sustainable material development, and environmental protection.

According to Dr. Le Thai Ha, Executive Director of the VinFuture Foundation, this event is not only academically significant due to its timely topic, but also aligns with the VinFuture Foundation's mission and demonstrates its social responsibility, promoting breakthrough science and technology to serve humanity, especially as the entire country implements Central Resolution No. 57, propelling Vietnam into a new era.

A representative from the VinFuture Foundation highly praised the proactive role of the University of Science and Education - UD, as well as other universities and the broader community of scholars and experts. The Foundation stated that the InnovaConnect Workshop serves as a highlight in connecting knowledge and seeking smart, sustainable, and greener production solutions and methods to address the challenges of efficient energy use for the future.

The collaboration between scientists and entrepreneurs across various industries and fields, leveraging interdisciplinary technological knowledge, will create a powerful commitment toward a world that utilizes clean energy, green technology, and sustainable materials.

According to Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Van Hieu, Vice Rector of the UD-UED, InnovaConnect 2025 features the presence of prestigious national and international scientists from countries like South Korea and Australia. Professor Yeon-Tae Yu from the Department of Advanced Materials Engineering, Jeonbuk National University (South Korea), who shared updates on new research in nano applications for renewable energy.  Dr. Du Hoang Long from Monash University (Australia) presented his research on electrochemical synthesis technology applied to ammonia (NH3) and hydrogen production. Associate Professor Dr. Vo Thang Nguyen from the University of Science and Education – UD, who shared research findings related to MOF materials used for photocatalysis and electrocatalysis.

A representative from the university's leadership highly appreciated the significance of the workshop and sincerely thanked the VinFuture Foundation, as well as all participating scientists and lecturers. They stated that UD-UED always prioritizes fostering an academic environment that promotes innovation and strong connections with local communities, businesses, and other universities.

We are here not only to exchange knowledge but also to demonstrate our shared commitment to addressing the challenges of energy, materials, and advanced technology for the future. This is the crucial first step in fostering positive changes in mindset and actions for a new, greener, and more sustainable phase of development , shared a representative of the Organizing Committee.

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