In December 2025, Troy University arithmetic affiliate professor Dr. Hoa Dinh participated in a collection of high-impact worldwide research and tutorial outreach actions throughout South Korea and Vietnam discussing quantum science and its functions.
On Dec. 3, he hosted a research seminar at Chungbuk National University in Cheongju, South Korea. From Dec. 4–6, he delivered a research presentation on quantum algorithms and up to date scholarly work on the International Workshop on Operator Means held in Jeju, South Korea.
“The workshop featured many high-quality talks in quantum information theory and matrix analysis, and I engaged in extensive discussions with participants, which resulted in the formulation of three new collaborative research projects,” Dinh stated.
Following the workshop, research actions continued in Da Nang, Vietnam. A research change and formal report have been offered on the Da Nang Department of Science and Technology, specializing in the prospects of creating Da Nang into one of many first quantum-ready cities in Asia.
The go to to Vietnam continued in Ho Chi Minh City, the place invited scientific talks and public lectures have been delivered at 4 universities: HUTECH University, Saigon University, Ho Chi Minh City University of Education and Nguyen Tat Thanh University.
“Overall, this trip led to several new research collaborations and significantly strengthened the academic presence and visibility of Troy University in Vietnam, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City,” Dinh stated.
In South Korea, collaborative tasks started with Dr. Sejong Kim from Chungbuk National University and Dr. Hayoung Choi from Kyungpook National University on quantum algorithms for matrix equations and matrix least-squares issues. Additional collaborations have been launched with Dr. Jie Meng from Ocean University of China on quantum algorithms for Karcher means, and with Dr. Khalid Koufany from the University of Lorraine in Nancy, France,on linear maps preserving particular courses of quantum states.
In Vietnam, ongoing collaborations embody joint research with Dr. Anh Vu Le and Dr. Trung Dung Vuong from Vietnam National University, Ph.D. scholar Yen Phan from Ho Chi Minh City University of Education and Ph.D. candidate Ai Nhan Nguyen from Hue University.
“Following my talks, I received multiple inquiries from audience members expressing interest in studying quantum algorithms and pursuing collaborative research with me; these collaborations are expected to result in future joint publications,” Dinh stated.
Dinh’s go to garnered the eye of nationwide media in Vietnam, together with two appearances on the national news. Written information articles of his visits will be discovered here and here.