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From math-loving student to Microsoft security engineer and big boss

After earning a bachelor's degree in computer science from one of the best universities in Australia, the University of New South Wales, Nguyen Duy Lan received a doctorate in cryptography at the University of Wollongong.

Renewables make up electricity shortage in shrimp farming

 VietNamNet Bridge – Owners of shrimp-breeding ponds pay VND50-200 million for electricity per hectare per crop, accounting for 10 per cent of their total cost of aquaculture production.

Investors in education sector discouraged because of policies

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam is a promising market for education investors, but it is difficult to invest in the sector because of unreasonable policies.

Mountain pan-piper’s sound rings out to sea

Deep in the rural district of Xenh Mua Ca, home to the Mong ethnic people in Lao Cai Province, lives a kind-hearted old man who plays a melodious panpipe that bewitches fellow villagers and passersby.

Co-working spaces creating a vibe

 Co-working spaces starting to pop up around Hanoi and HCMC wherever location permits.

Mekong clam farmers develop sustainable value chains

 Clam farmers in the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Tien Giang are finding innovative solutions to produce sustainable value chains in an aim to meet international standards.

32 football teams to compete at ASIAD 2018

 32 men’s football teams have registered to compete in the upcoming Asian Games (ASIAD 18) being held in Indonesia.

Vietnamese youngsters gear up for Football for Friendship Programme in Russia

 Nguyen Trong Tuan and Pham Nguyen Quoc Trung, the selected 12 year old ambassadors from Vietnam, will be on their way to Russia on June 8th to participate in the 6th Gazprom Football for Friendship International Programme.

Early morning bustle of Ben Do Fish Market

 At 3 am, when the sun is yet to stretch its rays above the horizon, many people have already gathered at Ben Do Fish Market to purchase deliciously fresh seafood.

Switzerland’s largest airline opens new route to Vietnam

 On May 30, Edelweiss, Switzerland's leading leisure airline, announced it will open a direct air route between HCM City and Zurich this November, serving two flights per week as part of the carrier’s plan to expand its flight network in Asia.

Dong Nhi to represent Vietnam at ASEAN-Japan Music Festival

 The list of music stars performing at the 2nd ASEAN-Japan Music Festival 2018 has been announced online with Vietnamese singer, Dong Nhi, among the names who will light up the October event.

Hanoi statement to fight illegal wildlife trade under review

 The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and the UK Embassy in Vietnam held a bilateral meeting and announced the one-year review of implementing the Hanoi Statement on Illegal Wildlife Trade in Hanoi on May 31.

Study casts doubt on 'healthy obesity'

 Women who are overweight or obese but otherwise healthy are still at an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, a large study suggests.

CBRE: Co-working spaces expanding and potential rising

 Latest report from CBRE notes ongoing demand for co-working spaces in Hanoi and HCMC.

Vaping - the rise in five charts

For travellers looking forward to their summer holidays, what to pack can be a source of stress. But did you know that taking an e-cigarette with you to countries such Thailand could land you with a fine - or even time in jail?

Chinese auto manufacturers trying to enter Vietnam market again

VietNamNet Bridge - Chinese brands some years ago attended a series of automobile exhibitions and ran large advertisement campaigns. But a short time later, they left Vietnam.

'Memory transplant' achieved in snails

 Memory transfer has been at the heart of science fiction for decades, but it's becoming more like science fact.

VN students to compete in MOS World Championship

 Three Vietnamese students will compete in the 2018 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) World Championship in the US.

FIEs struggle to remain afloat on local bourses

As more foreign-owned businesses go public in Vietnam, VIR takes a look at how overseas firms have fared on the domestic stock market over the past decade.

New-born buried by suffering mother

 A woman in the southern province of Binh Thuan has admitted burying her new-born child alive.