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Honoring Prof. Trieu Minh Vu: A Remarkable Journey at TULTECH
Posted on 16 September, 2023 by Charlotte Lee
In the world of academia and research, certain individuals leave an indelible mark not only on the institutions they serve but also on the hearts and minds of those they work with. Prof. Trieu Minh Vu is undeniably one of those individuals. As we bid farewell to his tenure at TULTECH, we reflect on his extraordinary contributions and wish him the very best in his future endeavors.
A Distinguished Career:
Prof. Trieu Minh Vu's journey at TULTECH was marked by excellence and unwavering dedication. He served as the manager of TULTECH Association, overseeing critical aspects of our organization. Simultaneously, he held the esteemed position of Senior Researcher at the Technical University of Liberec, a testament to his prowess in the field of research.
His academic journey was nothing short of remarkable. Prof. Trieu Minh Vu was a full professor at the Department of Mechatronics at the Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia. His academic pursuits led him to obtain a Ph.D. degree in Mechatronics from the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), specializing in model predictive control.
A Global Scholar:
Prof. Trieu Minh Vu's influence spanned continents. He traversed academic landscapes in Vietnam, Thailand, Germany, Malaysia, Czechia, and Estonia, leaving his mark in each place he ventured. His global perspective enriched the academic environments he graced and fostered international collaboration.
A Prolific Researcher:
Prof. Trieu Minh Vu's contributions to the field of advanced control techniques are well-documented. He authored over fifty ISI indexed research papers with more than 1200 citations in the field, wich is a testament to his commitment to advancing knowledge and technology. His work has undoubtedly had a lasting impact on the world of mechatronics and control systems.
A Distinguished Senior Member:
His achievements were further recognized by his appointment as a Senior Member of IEEE/CSS, and IFAC as the two prestigious honor in the world of engineering and technology.
A Grateful Farewell:
As we bid farewell to Prof. Trieu Minh Vu, we do so with deep gratitude for his unwavering commitment, dedication, and the wealth of knowledge he brought to TULTECH. His contributions have not only shaped our institution but have also inspired countless individuals within our community.
Wishing Prof. Trieu Minh Vu a Bright Future:
We extend our warmest wishes to Prof. Trieu Minh Vu as he embarks on a new chapter in his journey. May the future bring him continued success, fulfillment, and the opportunity to touch the lives of many more with his wisdom and expertise.
In parting, we say thank you, Prof. Trieu Minh Vu, for your exceptional contributions to TULTECH and the broader academic world. Your legacy will continue to inspire us, and your presence will be deeply missed.
With heartfelt thanks and best wishes
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Here are some interesting facts ih history happened on 21 October.
- US Navy frigate Constitution Old Ironsides launched in Boston
- Battle of Trafalgar Adm Nelson defeats French & Spanish fleet
- Severe earthquake at 7:53 a.m. centered in Hayward Calif.
- 1st shipment of fresh oysters comes overland from Baltimore
- Thomas Edison perfects the light bulb.
- Yerkes Observatory of the University of Chicago is dedicated.
- Margaret Owen sets world typing speed record of 170 wpm for 1 min.
- Deutsches Museum Munich 1st Walther Bauersfeld's Zeiss Planetarium.
- During WWII US troops captured Aachen 1st large German city to fall
- Women in France allowed to vote for the 1st time
- Facsimile high-speed radio transmission demonstrated Washington DC
- Guggenheim Museum designed by Frank Lloyd Wright opens in NY
- JFK & Nixon clashed in 4th & final pres debate
- Ejnar Hertzsprung Danish astrophysicist dies at 94.
- Thousands opposing Vietnam War tried to storm the Pentagon
- Nixon nominates Lewis F. Powell & William H. Rehnquist to US Supreme Court following resignations of Justices Hugo Black & John Harlan
- 1st Islander shut-out opponent - Billy Smith 5-0 vs Caps
- Venera 9 1st craft to orbit the planet Venus launched
- Saul Bellow wins Nobel Prize for Literature
- US recalls William Bowdler ambassador to South Africa
- Steve Jones runs Chicago Marathon in world record 2 h 8 m 5 s.



