Lecturer at Tay Nguyen University | Vietnam
Dr. Vo Van Vien is a Senior Lecturer at Tay Nguyen University, specializing in Theoretical Physics with an emphasis on Neutrino Physics and Standard Model Extensions. He has an impressive academic background with a Bachelor’s degree from Vinh University, a Master’s from Ha Noi National University of Education, and a Doctorate from the Institute of Physics, Vietnam. His research primarily focuses on high-energy physics and particle phenomenology.
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Early Academic Pursuits 📚
Dr. Vien’s academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Theoretical Physics from Vinh University (1999-2003), followed by a Master’s degree in Theoretical Physics and Mathematical Physics from Ha Noi National University of Education (2006-2008). He then pursued a PhD at the Institute of Physics (2009-2014), where his research deepened his expertise in neutrino physics and discrete symmetry models.
Professional Endeavors 💼
Dr. Vien has been a Senior Lecturer at Tay Nguyen University since 2004, where he continues to teach and mentor the next generation of physicists. His academic position has allowed him to lead several high-impact research projects in particle physics, neutrino mass mixing, and flavor symmetries. Notably, he has been the Principal Investigator for multiple funded projects including studies on lepton and quark mixings in extended Standard Models.
Contributions and Research Focus 🔬
Dr. Vien’s research contributions have been pivotal in extending the Standard Model, especially in neutrino physics, particle mass mixing, and discrete symmetries. His projects have explored a range of models like B-L models, flavor symmetries (e.g., A4, S4, Z4), and the muon anomaly. He has also contributed significantly to understanding neutrino oscillation phenomenology and the implications for dark matter in various extended models.
Impact and Influence 🌍
Dr. Vien’s work has significantly impacted the field of particle physics and neutrino phenomenology. His research on neutrino mass, mixing, and symmetry breaking models has been widely cited and recognized in global academic circles. His collaborations with prominent researchers and his leadership in international research projects underscore his influence in advancing high-energy physics.
📑 Academic Cites
Through his cutting-edge research, Dr. Vien has garnered significant recognition within the scientific community. His publications and citations have had a noticeable impact on the development of high-energy physics and mathematical models used in modern particle physics. His research has been cited by peers, especially those exploring theoretical extensions of the Standard Model and the neutrino sector.
Research Skills 🛠️
Dr. Vien has exceptional skills in Theoretical Physics, particularly in neutrino phenomenology, standard model extensions, and discrete symmetries. His expertise in mathematical models is complemented by proficiency in high-energy particle simulations and advanced theoretical methods, ensuring his research is at the cutting edge of particle physics.
Teaching Experience 🧑🏫
As a Senior Lecturer at Tay Nguyen University, Dr. Vien has mentored and inspired numerous students in theoretical physics and mathematical physics. He is known for his innovative teaching methods, combining advanced theoretical concepts with practical examples to help students understand complex phenomena in high-energy physics. His dedication to education ensures that his students are well-prepared to pursue careers in both academia and industry.
Awards and Honors 🏅
Dr. Vien has received several awards and accolades for his academic excellence and research leadership, including:
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National Foundation for Science and Technology Development grants for his research on Fermion mass and mixing.
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Tay Nguyen University Principal Investigator awards for his work in extending the Standard Model and exploring new physics.
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Recognition in peer-reviewed journals for his groundbreaking research in neutrino physics and dark matter.
Legacy and Future Contributions 🌠
Dr. Vo Van Vien’s legacy lies in his substantial contributions to particle physics and his dedication to educating future generations of physicists. His ongoing research promises to further unravel the complexities of neutrino physics, dark matter, and the Standard Model extensions. With a vision of pushing the boundaries of high-energy physics, Dr. Vien is poised to make lasting contributions to theoretical physics that could have a profound impact on how we understand the universe.
Publications Top Notes
Realistic fermion mass and mixing in U(1)L model with A4 flavor symmetry for Majorana neutrino
Lepton masses and mixings with broken μ−τ symmetry in a B – L extended 3HDM based on (Z2×Z4)⋊Z2 (I) symmetry
The μ−τ reflection symmetry breaking in a B−L model with T7×Z8×Z2 symmetry
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Authors: V.V. Vien, Vo Van
Journal: Physics Letters, Section B: Nuclear, Elementary Particle and High-Energy Physics
Year: 2024
A4×Z2×Z4 flavor symmetry model for neutrino oscillation phenomenology
Fermion masses and mixings and g − 2 muon anomaly in a Q6 flavored 2HDM
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Authors: V.V. Vien, Vo Van, H.N. Long, A.E. Cárcamo Hernández, J. Marchant González
Journal: Nuclear Physics, Section B
Year: 2024