(TVU) – A seminar on “Biotechnology in Life Science,” aimed at promoting international collaboration and exchanging academic experiences in Biotechnology, takes place on October 6 at the Institute of Biotechnology, Tra Vinh University.
The event brings together a distinguished group of experts from various institutions, including Prof. Dr. Aung Htay Naing from the College of Agriculture & Life Science, Kyungpook National University (South Korea); Dr. Luu Phuc Loi, Head of the Data Science Division, Tam Anh Research Institute; along with representatives from Ton Duc Thang University and Nguyen Tat Thanh University.
Tra Vinh University is represented by Dr. Nguyen Tan Tai, Director of the Institute of Biotechnology, and Dr. Trinh Ngoc Ai, Deputy Director, as well as representatives from the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, the School of Agriculture and Aquaculture, and the School of Foundation Science. Many students from Tra Vinh University are also in attendance.
In his opening remarks, Dr. Nguyen Tan Tai highlights the significant applications of Biotechnology. He emphasizes its potential to create breakthrough products addressing a wide range of life’s challenges. Dr. Tai notes that biotechnology-based solutions can significantly reduce environmental impacts and contribute to safer, more efficient agricultural and industrial production processes.
Prof. Dr. Aung Htay Naing delivers a presentation titled “The Role Of Anthocyanins In Tolerance To Abiotic Stresses.” Dr. Luu Phuc Loi presents “Applications of Genome Sequencing in Health, Environment, and Agriculture.”
The seminar serves as a valuable platform for experts, lecturers, researchers, and students to exchange academic insights and discuss topics related to biotechnology, including its applications, research advancements, and innovative techniques in genome sequencing.
Le Minh Kha, a student from the Pharmacy Class of 2022, emphasizes that the seminar offers students a unique opportunity to learn about biological research from both domestic and international scientists. “It helps us appreciate the significance of Biotechnology in everyday life and gain valuable knowledge to supplement our academic studies,” he says.
By Lan Anh
TD-ĐL
