Professor Nguyen Nhut Tien's presentation
On November 11th, the University of Science – VNU-HCM organized its 14th scientific conference with the theme “Science and Technology Towards a Green and Smart Future”.
At the conference, Professor Nguyen Nhut Tien, from the Computer Science Department of the University of Texas (USA), presented a report titled “AI4SE: The Birth of a New Field at the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Software Engineering, and Security.” The author stated that in recent years, AI and machine learning (ML) have emerged as transformative forces across many industries. Computer vision can be considered part of AI/ML for images and videos , while natural language processing (NLP) is AI/ML for natural language texts. AI for Software Engineering (AI4SE) is an emerging research field focusing on AI/ML for various software development tasks and products.
Professor Nguyen Nhut Tien They also discussed how the latest advances in AI and ML have the potential to revolutionize core software engineering practices. These breakthroughs promise to enhance developer productivity, minimize human error, and accelerate the software development lifecycle.
With the theme “Design and Synthesis of MOF Materials for Green Catalysis and CO2 Adsorption/Transformation”, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Doan Le Hoang Tan, Inomar Center, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, presented the design and synthesis of advanced metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) adapted for application in green catalysis and CO2 adsorption/transformation processes. MOFs are a new type of porous material known for their high surface area, tunable pore structure, and chemical flexibility. By utilizing metal nodes and organic linkages, the research team enhanced the catalytic efficiency and CO2 adsorption capacity of MOFs.
Initial results show that MOFs are highly effective in catalyzing important organic transformations with minimal emissions. Furthermore, studies of the CO2 absorption and transformation capabilities of these materials under varying pressure and temperature conditions show promising results for carbon capture and utilization in industry.
The 14th Scientific Conference focuses on topics across various fields of natural science and technology, including: Mathematics and Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geology, Environmental Science, Materials Science, Oceanography , Information Technology, Biotechnology, Environmental Technology, Electronics and Telecommunications, Nuclear Physics, and Medicine. This year, the conference includes a Subcommittee on Educational Technology and Integrated Science.
Source: https://nld.com.vn/ai-va-mofs-cap-doi-hoan-hao-cho-tuong-lai-xanh-196241111152651833.htm
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