The new, modern and beautiful headquarters of the Institute for Advanced Research in Mathematics is located at 157 Chua Lang Street, Dong Da District, Hanoi. The Advanced Research Institute of Mathematics has been approved by the Ministry of Education and Training to purchase the Nguyen Van Huyen private primary school and renovate and upgrade it as a headquarters since the end of 2018 with an area of ​​nearly 2,500 m2. In which 1,800 m2 is used for construction works and nearly 700 m2 for road construction according to the city’s planning. The Institute implements a renovation, repair and upgrade project in 2 phases: phase 1 in 2019 and phase 2 in 2020. The three U-shaped building blocks of Nguyen Van Huyen Private Primary School were previously renovated into a 5-storey headquarters with a floor area of ​​640 square meters for each floor and a conference hall of 310 square meters. The structure of the Institute’s headquarters building consists of 3 blocks of 5 floors and a hall of 200 seats. The courtyard is raised to the second floor, just below this courtyard is designed a multi-purpose hall. The first floor includes reception area, 200-seat hall and 3 30-seat conference rooms for conference / seminar / classroom activities. The hall is designed to be simple but modern. The second and third floors are offices of the office, researchers, international meeting rooms, and information technology rooms. International meeting room. The 4th floor includes common living area for researchers, library and group discussion rooms. Common living area for researchers. Library of Advanced Research Institute in Mathematics. “View” library. The 5th floor is designed with creative spaces, canteen, sports room and guest house. Due to the limited budget, the problem is to renovate, repair and make the most of the existing structures. After a period of renovation and repair, sometimes interrupted by the Covid-19 translation, the head office of the Institute for Advanced Study of Mathematics was completed by the end of 2020 at the address 157, Chua Lang street. , Dong Da district, Hanoi. Space of Advanced Research Institute in Mathematics is designed flexibly, with multi-faceted and multi-dimensional architecture. The complex of stacking the 4th and 5th floors on the regular U-shaped floor has turned this place into an open research space, both modern and inspirational. On August 17, 2010, the Government issued Decision No. 1483 / QD-TTg approving the National Key Program for Mathematical Development for the 2010-2020 period. One of the Program’s important tasks is to establish Advanced Research Institute in Mathematics. Advanced Research Institute of Mathematics was established on December 23, 2010, under the Ministry of Education and Training. The goal of the Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics is to become an excellent mathematics center, with a working environment equivalent to some developed countries in Mathematics, for academic exchange to improve the scientific capacity of Vietnamese math researchers, teaching and applying. Since then, contributing to the implementation of the goals of the National Key Program for Mathematical Development for the period 2010 to 2020, ensuring the sustainable development of Vietnamese Mathematics, positively contributing to the development of the country and enhancing Vietnam’s position in the international arena. Current staff and specialists of the Advanced Research Institute of Mathematics. After 10 years of establishment, with the scientific reputation of GS. Ngo Bao Chau and the efforts of the entire Vietnamese Mathematical community, the Advanced Research Institute of Mathematics has become a prestigious and prestigious Mathematics center of international stature.

Professor Vo Tong Xuan was an international student in Japan in 1974. He studied at Kyushu University with research topics related to rice cultivation techniques in the tropics and completed his Doctoral Program ( Agronomy) here. After returning home, he continued to work at Can Tho University and together with Japanese researchers continue to do research topics related to rice cultivation techniques; publish many scientific articles, dissemination articles on agricultural techniques and policies on the mass media. Then, as a pioneer in the academic exchange between Japan and Vietnam in the field of Agronomy, he built the first foundation for cooperation between the two sides and delivered exert his best in this role. In 1997, as a research fellow and visiting lecturer of the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University, he came to Japan for 1 year and had many research related to the model. Japan’s agricultural cooperative, as well as acting as a focal point for arranging study tours in Japan for Vietnamese farmers and policy-makers. After returning home, based on the research results at Kyoto University, he gave many introduction about agricultural policy, especially Japanese agricultural cooperatives, Japanese agricultural techniques in Japan. conferences in Vietnam. In addition, as an agronomist, he has made great contributions to strengthening cooperation in the agricultural sector between Japan and Vietnam through Japan’s ODA Cooperation Programs. ..

Professor Vo Tong Xuan (right) was honored to receive the Certificate of Merit from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan. Photo: B.NG Professor Vo Tong Xuan studied in Japan in 1974, studying at Kyushu University with research topics related to rice cultivation techniques in the tropics and completed his doctoral program (Agronomy) here. After returning home, he continued to work at Can Tho University and together with Japanese researchers continued to work on topics related to rice cultivation techniques and together published many articles. science, popularization of agricultural techniques and policies. Then, as a pioneer in academic exchanges between Japan and Vietnam in the field of agronomy, he built the first foundation for cooperation between the two sides. In 1997, as a researcher and visiting lecturer at the Center for Southeast Asian Studies at Kyoto University, he came to Japan for 1 year and had many studies related to the agricultural cooperative model of Japan, as well as acting as a focal point for study tours in Japan for Vietnamese farmers and policy makers. After returning home, he introduced about agricultural policies, especially agricultural cooperatives and agricultural techniques of Japan. He also has many contributions to strengthening cooperation in the agricultural sector between Japan and Vietnam through Japan’s ODA cooperation programs. Typically the first Japanese cooperation program on agricultural engineering training through a cooperation project with the Faculty of Agriculture, Can Tho University (1970-1975), in the framework of a tripartite cooperation. Japan’s first time in Africa in the program “African Rice Development Alliance” initiated by JICA, advised and had many contributions in the “Technical Improvement Project to improve rice yield in the region. area of ​​Nante, Zambezia province, Mozambique ”(period 2011-2015) …