Attending were 32 scientists, researchers and students from Japan, China, India, Italy, England and Vietnam.
VSON8 brings together many leading names in the field of neutrino physics such as GS. Yuichi Oyama, Professor. Atsumu Suzuki, Professor. Makoto Miura, Professor. Tsuyoshi Nakaya (Japan); GS. Jennifer Thomas (UK); GS. Sanjib Kumar Agarwalla (India); GS. Junting Huang (China)…
The course provides knowledge about particle physics and neutrino physics; basic principles and modern techniques that reveal them; neutrino projects are being built and will be built as well as the scientific discoveries that can be achieved with these experiments.
In addition, students also learn skills to run neutrino interaction simulations, classify interactions through images obtained from the Super-Kamiokande detector, experiments that directly contribute to the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics; operate, observe and measure with a simple cosmic ray measurement system designed by the neutrino physics research group at ICISE.
Welcoming speech, Prof. Tran Thanh Van, President of Vietnam Meets Science Association, Director of ICISE Center said: "Neutrino physics is one of the important fields with many new discoveries in the world's particle physics research program." gender. Currently, in-depth research on neutrino physics has not received adequate attention in postgraduate training of any other unit in Vietnam. The main goal of VSON, founded by Vietnam Meeting Association and ICISE Center, is to provide students with a solid foundation in neutrinos to develop a domestic research team in this field."
On the same day, ICISE also opened the 30th Vietnam Physics course (VSOP30), attracting 34 scientists and researchers from 13 countries and territories.
