Chuyện Nghề Địa Chất (The Stories about Geological Work) exhibition will feature Vietnamese geologists’ memorabilia and memories during their field trips. — Photo anninhthudo.vn

Entitled Chuyện Nghề Địa Chất (The Stories about Geological Work), the exhibition will help to improve viewers’ understanding about the job of the geologists who have to constantly battle against tough working conditions in the deep forests or in oceans to draw maps, conduct research and discover natural resources for the country.

Memorabilia and memories from 22 scientists will be on display.

They have all contributed to the history of Vietnam’s geology like professors Nguyen Van Chien, Tong Duy Thanh or Nguyen Thi Kim Thoa.

According to Associate Professor Nguyen Van Huy, the vice director of the Viet Nam Centre for Heritage of Sciences and Scholars, the exhibition is a new milestone in the development of the centre in promoting the heritage values of the scientists.

“By hosting the exhibition at its headquarters, the centre is expected to become a heritage space for scientists and a useful place for anyone interested in studying Vietnamese scientists,” he said.

The Stories about Geological Work will also aim to celebrate the 11th anniversary of centre’s establishment. It will be open for six months from every Monday to Saturday with free entrance.

The Viet Nam Centre for Heritage of Sciences and Scholars is located at No 561, Lac Long Quan Street, Hanoi.

VNS