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On 11th October, at the office of , a cooperation agreement was signed between the ˮ����AV��˵, and , aimed at strengthening and developing collaborative relations in research.

The event was attended by Assoc. Prof. Trần Minh Triết – Vice President of the University of Science; Ms. Công Tằng Tôn Nữ Thùy Trang – General Director of ITO ˮ����AV��˵ Group; Assoc. Prof. Nguyễn Văn Hiếu – General Co-Chairman of ; alongside lecturers from .

is recognised as an entity with over a decade of experience in the market, specialising in the provision of production equipment and technical services in the fields of mechanical engineering and microchip bonding technology. The company has made significant contributions to the advancement of the industry, as well as to scientific research in ˮ����AV��˵.

The event programme included two main noteworthy components:

1. Factory Tour: The delegation had the opportunity to visit ITO’s production facility, gaining insights into the operational processes and advanced technology employed in precision mechanical manufacturing and microchip bonding. This offered attendees a valuable perspective on modern technologies and advanced management models.

2. Signing of the Sponsorship Agreement for : This event marked an important milestone in the cooperation between and . The agreement not only opens up opportunities for the development of research and the application of technology in ˮ����AV��˵ but also contributes to strengthening the foundation for applied sciences and promising breakthroughs in future advancements.

The fifth ICEBA conference will be jointly organised by the University of Science, (Japan), and , with the primary aim of promoting academic exchange and the application of advanced technology in scientific research.

This cooperation agreement not only symbolises the trust and commitment of the involved parties but also promises numerous opportunities for research development and technology transfer in ˮ����AV��˵, while facilitating the expansion of innovation capabilities and enhancing the competitiveness of the country’s fields of science, engineering, and technology.