Vietnam is strengthening its position in quantum science with the launch of the Advanced School on Topological Quantum Matter 2026 in Gia Lai Province. Organized by Rencontres du Vietnam and the International Centre for Interdisciplinary Science and Education (ICISE), the program brings together scientists, researchers, and students from 12 countries to explore the latest developments in quantum materials and emerging technologies.
The event focuses on topological quantum materials, a rapidly growing field expected to play a key role in future innovations such as quantum computing, advanced electronics, and secure communication systems. Through lectures, academic discussions, and international collaboration, participants will deepen their understanding of cutting-edge research while building long-term scientific partnerships.
Experts highlighted the importance of investing in fundamental science and developing the next generation of researchers to support future technological breakthroughs. Alongside the training program, public science activities aim to inspire students and encourage greater interest in physics, mathematics, and quantum technology. The initiative reflects Vietnam’s growing commitment to scientific innovation, international cooperation, and building a strong foundation for the technologies of the future.
