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  • by Hong Thi Trinh
    Lepton-flavor-violating (LFV) processes involving charged leptons, such as , the Standard Model (SM)-like Higgs boson decays , and the neutral gauge boson decays , are beyond the SM framework. Nevertheless, these processes remain among the primary targets of current and future experimental searches. Consequently, extensions of the SM, including our recently proposed left-right (LR) symmetric […]
  • by Thi Kim Ngan Van
    Introduction: Anode-free sodium metal batteries have emerged as promising alternatives to lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) due to their high energy density and cost-effectiveness. Nevertheless, their practical implementation is hindered by sodium dendrite growth, an unstable solid electrolyte interphase (SEI), and a limited sodium reservoir, resulting in poor Coulombic efficiency and a short cycle life. High-concentration electrolytes […]
  • by Le Van Tan
    Lead-free (1-x)(K0.48Na0.48Li0.04)(Nb0.95Sb0.05)O3-xBi0.50Na0.50HfO3 ((1-x)KNLNS−xBNH, x = 0–0.035) ceramics were fabricated through a combined strategy of phase-structure modification and a two-step sintering technique, achieved by adjusting the different contents of Bi0.50Na0.50HfO3 (BNH) impurities. Experimental results showed that the crystal structure of KNLNS−BNH ceramics gradually evolved from an orthorhombic Amm2 phase to a rhombohedral R3m phase through a […]
  • by PHAM THI THUY TIEN
    Phacoemulsification is the current standard surgical technique for cataract extraction because of its safety, minimal incision requirement, and rapid visual recovery. Despite continuous technological advances, corneal endothelial cell damage remains an important concern after surgery, particularly in patients with pre-existing endothelial dysfunction. Since corneal endothelial cells have limited regenerative capacity, excessive cell loss can result […]
  • by Anh Lam
    Introduction: In recent years, the use of plant-derived natural oils has been increasing in the cos-metics and pharmaceutical industries due to the high demand for green materials. Among these is the sandalwood tree, whose heartwood is widely used in the cosmetics industry. Sandalwood seeds are also a promising raw material, containing bioactive compounds such as […]
  • by Thang Pham
    After publishing online, we found that we did not update the new affiliation according to the new rule of our university. Please support correcting the affiliation. • Errors in published article: affiliations in the first page • Original Version: 1 School of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, International University, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 2 Vietnam […]
  • by Thang Thanh Tran
    Osmotic stress is a major abiotic constraint that limit ornamental plant growth and quality. Con-ventional breeding for osmotic tolerance is restricted by lengthy breeding cycles, highlighting the need for alternative strategies such as in vitro mutagenesis combined with osmotic screening. The ornamental crop gerbera(Gerbera jamesonii) is highly sensitive to water deficit. In this study, four-week-old […]
  • by Sy Hieu Dau
    The increasing complexity and miniaturization of electronic devices have heightened the need for high-quality PCB inspection to ensure product reliability and functionality. This study pro-poses a deep learning-based detection system supported by a custom-designed optical setup us-ing coaxial illumination to deliver high-contrast images with clearly highlighted defects. The data were collected from faulty PCBs during […]
  • by Bao Quoc Truong
    In works belonging to the existentialist tradition, cultural substrata and the semantic dynamism of symbols have long been exploited to depict the ambiguous yet universal dimensions of Dasein–human existence. This tendency is evident in the religious and cultural symbols that permeate the philosophical reflections of Søren Kierkegaard and Friedrich Nietzsche. This article concentrates on examining […]
  • by Dinh Phuc Do
    The rapid proliferation of manipulated visual content has raised critical concerns about authenticity, privacy, and public trust in digital media. Traditional forgery techniques such as image splicing and copy–move have long posed challenges for forensic analysis, but the advent of AI-driven generative models has introduced a new era of sophisticated and realistic forgeries, including deepfakes […]
  • by Hoang Huu Phuoc
    This paper investigates the Vietnamization and Huế-localization of female deities of Cham and Chinese origin in Huế through belief legends, focusing on two cases: Thiên Y A Na (adapted from the Champa and Cham goddess Yang Po Ina Nagar and Po Inâ Nâger) and Thiên Hậu Thánh Mẫu (adapted from the Chinese sea goddess Mazu). […]
  • by Van Quang Pham
    This article examines how Francophone Vietnamese life stories construct narrative identity through memory, testimony, and historical experience, including exile. Drawing on Paul Ricœur’s theory of narrative identity, it argues that identity is not fixed and essential but a dynamic process of self-interpretation shaped by narration. Looking beyond the literary genre of autobiography, the study employs […]
  • by Thi Yen Hong Huynh
    Introduction: The generation of secondary neutrons in proton therapy produces a biologically signif-icant out-of-field dose, which is associated with an elevated risk of secondary cancers. This study was designed to quantify the absorbed and equivalent doses from these neutrons within a water phantom,specifically to establish how these doses depend on the initial energy of the […]
  • by HUY TRAN
    In this paper, we present the design and development of an Internet of Things (IoT)-integrated car rental system that collects and monitors data remotely in real time using an OBD-II interface and a mobile application. The proposed system gathers critical information about both vehicles and users, including driver identity, trip time, driving speed, fuel consumption, […]
  • by Thang Thanh Tran
    The ornamental value of Gerbera is severely limited by postharvest senescence, characterized by rapid wilting, stem bending, and pigment degradation. Conventional preservative solutions typically rely solely on sugars or organic acids, yielding inconsistent improvements in vase longevity. In this study, freshly harvested Gerbera ‘Jent’ flowers were treated with 3.5% sucrose combined with citric acid (0–200 […]