Top International Professors to Teach and Research at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology

Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology is set to significantly enhance its academic and research capabilities with the appointment of two distinguished visiting professors: Mobayen Saleh and Stefan Fischer. These appointments, facilitated by the Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, signal a strong commitment to elevating the institution's international standing and research output.

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GS Mobayen Saleh will directly teach postgraduate students at the University of Technology.

Professor Mobayen Saleh, recognized among the top 1% of researchers globally in engineering, brings a wealth of expertise in control systems, robotics, and artificial intelligence. His impressive publication record, high citation count, and consistent inclusion in top researcher lists underscore his significant contributions to the field. His work on innovative solutions for intelligent and autonomous systems, along with his experience in leading international research projects, will undoubtedly benefit the university's postgraduate programs and research initiatives.

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GS Mobayen Saleh is currently working at National Yunlin University of Science and Technology (YunTech), Taiwan, and is also a visiting professor at the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), Australia.

Complementing Saleh's expertise, Professor Stefan Fischer, a computer science expert from Germany, will focus on distributed computing, the Internet of Things (IoT), and AI applications. His background includes extensive experience in academic leadership, particularly in fostering industry-academia collaboration and technology transfer. His involvement in developing smart cities and intelligent healthcare systems aligns with global technological trends and promises to enrich the university's offerings in information technology.

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He belongs to the top 1% of world researchers in the field of engineering.

These appointments are particularly noteworthy for Vietnam's higher education sector. They represent a strategic move to integrate world-class research and teaching into the national academic landscape. By attracting top international talent, Vietnamese universities aim to bridge the gap with global standards, cultivate a new generation of researchers, and drive innovation. The focus on fields like AI, robotics, and IoT is crucial for Vietnam's economic development and its ambition to become a technology hub in the region. This influx of expertise is not just about enhancing the university's profile but about building critical scientific capacity within the country.

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Stefan Fischer is a professor of computer science at the University of Lübeck (Germany) and director of the Telematics Institute.