Currently, two lecturers are assigned to carry out type A projects worth 1 billion VND, namely Prof. Dr. Nguyen Duc Tuan and Dr. Ly Minh Huy (School of Pharmacy). In addition, the school also provides funding for 20 type B projects, totaling 6 billion VND.
Associate Professor Ngo Van Chinh, Vice Rector of Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy, said that the school is focusing on developing research and technology transfer in fields such as clinical medicine, family medicine, molecular medicine, experimental surgery, drug preparation... In the past 5 years (2020-2025), the school's lecturers have carried out 8,250 topics, including 12 national-level topics, 40 ministerial-level topics and 21 Nafosted fund topics... The lecturers also published 1,932 ISI/Scopus articles and 1,856 domestic articles, with 400 articles in the top 10% of the world's leading journals.
Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy
The school also aims to build 5 strong research groups and 5 key national science and technology programs in the next 5 years. Each strong research group is granted 500 million VND/year, the strong asymptotic group 300 million, the potential group 200 million. Of which, the type A topic of the strong research group is granted 1 billion VND, other topics are granted 300 million VND.
The school plans to spend VND265 billion on scientific research, recruit five international experts in key fields such as medical AI, precision medicine, and train 50 PhDs in the 2025-2030 period.
Professor Tran Diep Tuan, Chairman of the University Council, said that over the past 5 years, the university's scientific research activities have improved a lot and achieved remarkable results. Scientific publications in the field of health are currently ranked No. 1, and ranked 5th in the entire university system.
However, he said that the school's potential is still very large, but due to limited resources, it cannot be spread out, and there needs to be a clear priority orientation, especially focusing on solving the challenges and health burdens of the Vietnamese people.
“Research will be prioritized for funding if it aims at comprehensive healthcare solutions, applies breakthrough technologies and aims at “Made in Vietnam” products,” Professor Tuan emphasized.
Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/dai-hoc-y-duoc-tphcm-chi-1-ty-dong-cho-de-tai-khoa-hoc-made-in-vietnam-2450327.html
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