Payment period: From May 4th, 2026 to May 18th, 2026.

Tuition fees shall be paid via bank transfer using the QR code displayed on the ERP system.

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The dissertation was supervised by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tien Dat (High-Tech Innovation Center, VAST) and co-supervised by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Hai Dang (USTH, VAST).

The defense took place at Room 402, Building A21, USTH, 18 Hoàng Quốc Việt, Nghĩa Đô, Hanoi, with the participation of a 7-member evaluation committee:

• Prof. Dr. Nguyễn Văn Hùng – Institute of Chemistry, VAST – Chairman
• Prof. Dr. Marie-Geneviève Dijoux-Franca – University Lyon 1, France – Reviewer
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vũ Đức Lợi – Vietnam University of Traditional Medicine – Reviewer
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lê Nguyễn Thành – National Institute of Medicinal Materials – Reviewer
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyễn Phi Hùng – Institute of Chemistry, VAST – Member
• Dr. Phạm Hoàng Nam – USTH, VAST – Member
• Dr. Nguyễn Hữu Nghị – USTH, VAST – Member, Secretary

Evaluation and Defense Process

Under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. Nguyễn Văn Hùng, the defense followed the official academic procedures, including reviewing the candidate’s scientific background, training process, publications, and research achievements throughout the doctoral program.

During the defense, the candidate presented the key findings of the dissertation, focusing on the phytochemical analysis and evaluation of biological activities of Pandanus species in Vietnam. The committee engaged in in-depth academic discussions, raising questions on research methodology, results, and potential applications.

From a “Familiar Pandan Leaf” to Scientific Research with Practical Value

The dissertation explores two familiar plant species that remain under-researched.“Pandanus amaryllifolius is actually the pandan leaf we commonly use in cooking—making sticky rice, cakes, and adding color and fragrance to food.”

Building on its dual role as both a common ingredient and a traditional medicinal material, the research aims to clarify the relationship between phytochemical composition and biological activities.“I chose a subject that has practical applicability but has not been widely studied in scientific research. This represents a very promising direction.”

The research team also developed extraction techniques and optimized processes for application purposes: “We aim to create formulations with potential applications in pharmaceuticals, food, and cosmetics.”

Scientifically and Practically Significant Findings

The dissertation achieved notable results, particularly in establishing correlations between phytochemical constituents and biological activities of Pandanus species.“This is not an easy research direction due to challenges in sample collection, model design, and analysis.”

Additionally, the study optimized extraction conditions to enhance applicability: “The goal is to determine optimal conditions for producing formulations through simple yet scalable processes.”

The findings not only contribute academically but also open up opportunities for utilizing domestic natural resources in pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic industries.

A Meaningful Journey with USTH

Sharing after the defense, PhD candidate Đỗ Hoàng Giang said: “I feel very happy and a little proud to have completed this long academic journey.”

His connection with USTH began over 10 years ago while supporting students in laboratory activities. “I first learned about USTH 12 years ago… and I can say I have a special connection with this university.”

After studying abroad, he chose USTH as a rigorous academic environment to continue his research career.

Evaluation Results and Congratulations

The defense was successfully conducted, marking a dedicated and persistent research journey. After the discussion, the committee held a closed meeting and voted unanimously in favor of the dissertation (7/7 votes).

The committee highly appreciated the systematic approach, scientific significance, and application potential of the research. On behalf of the committee, the Chairman congratulated the candidate on successfully defending his doctoral dissertation and acknowledged the valuable contributions of the study to the field of biomedical biotechnology.

The research is expected to continue developing, expanding its applications, and advancing toward more specialized studies.

Acknowledgements and Message to the Next Generation

Before concluding the ceremony, PhD candidate Đỗ Hoàng Giang expressed his sincere gratitude to the university, mentors, colleagues, and family: “USTH has provided me with an academic environment beyond my expectations.”

He also shared a message with students: “The challenges you are facing are actually a blessing, because you are studying in an international-standard environment that helps develop both your thinking and vision.”

Learn more about academic and research programs at USTH to start your journey in life sciences: https://usth.edu.vn/khoa-khoa-hoc-su-song/

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Could you share some of USTH’s recent major achievements?

Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest: The 2025–2026 academic year marks a particularly dynamic phase in USTH’s development, reflecting strong and comprehensive growth in many aspects. USTH’s rise to sixth place among Vietnam’s leading universities, while maintaining second position among institutions specializing in science and technology, represents not only a significant milestone but also clear evidence of the university’s transformation from a young institution into a reputable actor within Vietnam’s higher education system.

At the same time, this rapid growth brings new demands and challenges, particularly in increasing the number of enrollment while strengthening institutional structures and enhancing university governance. In 2025, USTH welcomed 1,200 new students across bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs, bringing the training scale close to 4,000. Importantly, this growth is not only quantitative but also reflects an improvement in the quality of recruitment. Approximately 70 percent of admitted students selected USTH as their first or second choice, demonstrating growing trust among students and families in the university’s academic environment.

In 2025, USTH was honored to welcome the French President Emmanuel Macron and former Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh to USTH. Their visits reaffirmed the university’s role in training high-quality human resources in science and technology while further strengthening the strategic partnership between Vietnam and France.

In an increasingly internationalized higher education landscape, USTH continues to attract students from around the world. The university hosted 150 international students, mainly from France for internships, academic exchanges, and research activities, while 120 USTH students participated in exchange programs in France and other countries. These two-way mobility initiatives are an essential part of our identity, reflecting both the quality of our training and the strength of our international partnerships.

Research remains a strategic pillar of USTH’s development. To date, the university has produced more than 1,000 publications in international scientific journals, with an annual output of 150 to 200 papers and an average research productivity of 1.4 SCIE-indexed publications per lecturers-researchers. This is an important indicator not only of scientific productivity, but also of the university’s growing international visibility.

What evaluation and accreditation approaches has USTH adopted to enhance quality? 

Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest: Quality assurance plays a central role in USTH’s development strategy. Sometimes accreditation is seen simply as to obtain a label, but for us, it brings much deeper values. It is a substantive process of being evaluated by independent and international experts, which helps us to identify our strengths and areas for improvement. 

USTH has chosen to work with HCERES, a French accreditation organization recognized in Vietnam. We have been awarded institutional accreditation by HCERES for the period 2023–2028, which means USTH meets international standards across governance, training and research. 

We aim to achieve international accreditation for all of our academic programs. Up to now eight programs have already been accredited, and we have set a target of obtaining accreditation for four new programs each year.

Accreditation is valuable in two complementary ways. First, it allows us to benchmark our activities against international standards and practices. Second, it provides concrete and actionable recommendations for improvement. This external perspective is essential, as it encourages continuous reflection, adaptation, and enhancement of our academic programs.

For this reason, accreditation is not simply a requirement for a university; we consider it a strategic governance instrument for strengthening our internal quality assurance system while reinforcing USTH’s credibility nationally and internationally. 

Could you share USTH’s development direction for the coming years?

Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest: USTH’s development has been following a consistent vision: to become a leading university in Vietnam while affirming a distinctive international identity in training and research.

USTH has been steadily consolidating its position within Vietnam’s higher education system. In 2026, the university reached sixth place among Vietnam’s leading universities.

Our next objective is to enter international rankings. Preparations are underway for participation in major global rankings, including the QS Asia University Rankings, with the ambition of being listed by the 2027–2028 academic year.

At the same time, USTH continues to expand its international network. Beyond our long-standing French collaborations, USTH is strengthening cooperation with universities and research institutes in countries with advanced scientific and technological ecosystems such as Japan, South Korea, and Germany, through double programs, joint research projects, and faculty and student exchanges.

We are also placing strong emphasis on developing academic programs aligned with Vietnam’s emerging needs. Training high-quality human resources in science and technology has been at the core of USTH’s mission since its establishment. Our academic orientation is closely linked to Vietnam’s strategic development priorities, including nuclear energy, transport and logistics, and mineral resources.

Besides, USTH continues investing in infrastructure to enhance conditions for learning, teaching, and research. In addition to our existing facilities, we have brought into operation the 2H building on the campus of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, featuring state-of-art classrooms and laboratories, as well as open co-working space for students.

2026 marks your final year as Principal Rector of USTH. What priorities will you focus on during this period?

Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest: Although I am in the final year of my mandate, my core priorities remain unchanged. The focus is not on launching new personal initiatives, but on consolidating and strengthening the ongoing directions. 

Our priorities remain clear: continuing accreditation efforts with HCERES, expanding our international partnerships, developing new academic programs, strengthening student recruitment, and building high qualified academic staff. To support our growth and further enhance academic quality, USTH continues to implement policies to attract talented academics and researchers with international teaching and research experience.

The construction of our campus in Hoa Lac High-Tech Park is currently underway and remains a strategic project for USTH’s long-term development.

For a university, every decision must be made with long-term vision, careful planning, and consistent implementation.

My priority is to ensure that USTH has a strong foundation so that it is well prepared for future challenges and can continue to enhance its position in the years ahead.

How do you assess USTH’s achievements in recent years? 

Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest: What USTH has achieved today is the result of the shared commitment and collective efforts of our faculty, staff, and students. We have also benefited from the strong support of our governing body, the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, as well as from the close and longstanding cooperation between Vietnam and France.

Behind these achievements is the often quiet but tireless dedication of our faculty, researchers, and administrative and technical staff. Their commitment has laid the foundation on which USTH has grown and continues to develop.

In a university, decisions take time to show their full value and impact. What we are building together today will shape the foundation for the next stages of USTH’s development.

Ultimately, USTH’s strength does not lie only in rankings or accreditation. It lies in a shared vision and collective ambition, grounded in the partnership between Vietnam and France, to educate new generations of scientists and young professionals with expertise, a sense of responsibility, and a commitment to contributing to the country’s development.

Source: Le Courrier du Vietnam

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Led by Prof. Dinh Thi Mai Thanh, Rector of USTH, the delegation formed part of the university’s efforts to advance its internationalization strategy and reinforce the link between academic training and high-level research.

Connecting with Science and Technology “Giants”

During an intensive working week, the USTH delegation held working sessions with prestigious South Korean partners, including the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and the University of Science and Technology (UST). The delegation also met with UST’s degree-awarding partners: the Korea Food Research Institute (KFRI), the Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (KRIBB), and the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM). These organizations play a leading role in South Korea’s education, scientific research, and innovation ecosystems. Additionally, the mission included visits to Kyungpook National University (KNU) and PCEM Korea Co., Ltd.

During these meetings, USTH leaders and partners agreed on a roadmap for long-term collaboration. Discussions focused on high-demand technology sectors in the global labor market, including Semiconductor Technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Materials Science, Environment, Renewable Energy, Biotechnology, and Food Technology. 

Milestones in Partnership: The Signing of MoUs

A key highlight of the trip was the signing of Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) between USTH and KIST, UST, and its member institutes. These agreements serve as a foundation for joint research projects, allowing USTH lecturers and students to directly access some of the most advanced laboratory systems in the region. 

Notably, through these working sessions, USTH and its partners shared and benchmarked advanced university governance models. Both sides engaged in deep discussions on optimizing the “Golden Triangle” model: Education – Research – Industry. Exchanging insights on operating innovation ecosystems helped the parties identify common ground, paving the way for the implementation of modern management standards at USTH.

Creating Breakthroughs for High-Quality Human Resources

The mission also unlocked new privileges for students. South Korean partners committed to collaborating with USTH to provide valuable scholarships and internship placements in international projects. In particular, the joint-supervision programs for Master’s and PhD students will be promoted, reflecting the trust of South Korean partners in the training quality and research capacity of USTH lecturers.

The close ties with South Korea demonstrate USTH’s commitment to staying ahead of global scientific trends. Following the visit, USTH will immediately begin implementing the signed agreements, bringing students and young scientists closer to a world-class research environment.

The success of this mission once again affirms the stature of USTH—a university that proactively expands its collaborative horizons, playing a pivotal role in training high-level science and technology human resources for Vietnam.

Memorable photos from the working visit:

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From Connection to Action

In January 2026, Prof. Patrick Hénaff – Deputy Head of International Relations at INP Bretagne – held an official online meeting with the Life Sciences Faculty leadership and USTH’s Department of Research, Innovation and External Relations, chaired by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyễn Hải Đăng. During that session, Assoc. Prof. Hồ Văn Sơn and Dr. Phạm Hoàng Nam presented and discussed the potential for collaboration between ESIAB Brest and USTH in the field of food science and technology.

Assoc. Prof. Hồ Văn Sơn was the first INP Bretagne expert to visit USTH in person and deliver lectures to Master’s FSQA students – made possible through the introduction and coordination of Dr. Phạm Hoàng Nam. During that same visit, he participated in bilateral meetings between the two institutions and held a dedicated session with FST students, introducing ESIAB and the opportunities it offers. Bảo Minh was selected as the first FST student to make the journey to Brest for an internship. From that first encounter to an actual flight – everything unfolded in less than three months. It is clear evidence that when both sides share genuine commitment, the distance from connection to action can be remarkably short.

At ESIAB Brest

Located in the port city of Brest – one of Brittany’s leading centers of science and technology – ESIAB is one of France’s most respected institutions for food engineering training, built on a philosophy that deeply integrates research with industrial practice. It is an environment where students do not merely study science – they practice it.

At ESIAB, Bảo Minh worked under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Hồ Văn Sơn and Prof. Emmanuel Cotton – two well-known names in French food science and technology. From his very first days in the laboratory, he quickly adapted to state-of-the-art equipment, European-standard experimental protocols, and the rigorous, professional culture of working within a research team – things that can only truly be appreciated when experienced firsthand.

Bảo Minh – A Trailblazer

As the first FST student to step into an INP Bretagne laboratory, Bảo Minh represents more than his own individual journey. He represents the entire FST-USTH student body – young scientists being trained through Vietnam’s French-model academic system, with a solid scientific foundation and a genuine readiness to engage internationally. His presence at ESIAB is the most concrete and living proof that USTH students can participate and contribute meaningfully in European research environments.

A Partnership Taking Shape

Bảo Minh’s internship takes place as the INP Bretagne – USTH partnership is being built on solid legal and academic foundations. The Erasmus+ KA171 agreement between the two institutions has been signed, with planned implementation from the 2025–2026 academic year, enabling EU-funded student and staff mobility in both directions. A bilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) is scheduled for signing in May 2026, formally establishing the comprehensive cooperation framework covering training, research, and academic exchange.

Notably, the partnership with INP Bretagne does not only open a door to ESIAB Brest – it marks USTH’s first step into a broader connection with the French INP network, one of Europe’s most respected systems of engineering and applied science institutions, with significant potential for future collaboration across multiple member schools.

In the years ahead, this partnership is expected to expand into semester-based student exchanges, research internships, faculty and researcher mobility, co-supervised PhD theses, and joint research projects in food safety, fermentation technology, food microbiology, and sustainable product development.

INP Bretagne/ESIAB in France is just one of many destinations open to FST students. In fact, FST-USTH students have already worked in laboratories and training institutions in Italy, Thailand, and Taiwan, with South Korea set to become the next destination in the division’s expanding international network. Graduating with a bilingual English-French foundation and an international outlook built throughout their studies, FST-USTH alumni carry not only solid scientific knowledge, but the practical competence to thrive in international food science and industry environments.

The story of Nguyễn Bảo Minh in Brest today could be your story – in another international laboratory, somewhere else in the world – tomorrow.

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1. Presenter: Sylvain Chaty (Deputy Vice-President for Culture, Science, and Society)
2. Time: 16h00′, Thursday, April 23, 2026 (Vietnam time)
3. Venue: Room 711, USTH Building (A21), 18B Hoang Quoc Viet, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam
4. SpaceTalk Team: usthspacetalk@gmail.com

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Payment period: 18 April to 30 April 2026.

1. Applicable students

Students who have successfully registered for courses offered in Block 4 of the Academic Year 2025–2026 (AY 2025–2026) on the ERP system, including:

• B1 students (AY 2025–2026) of all training programs;
• B0 students (AY 2025–2026) who have been recognized as having completed the English pathway program;
• Students from previous cohorts currently studying at the University who register to retake or improve grades for B1 courses.

2. Credit-based tuition fees for Block 4 (AY 2025–2026)

(In accordance with Decision No. 563/QĐ-ĐHKHCN dated 01 July 2025)

3. Payment period

• From 18 April 2026 to 30 April 2026
• Students who fail to complete tuition payment by the deadline will not be allowed to attend the registered Block 4 courses.

4. Payment method

Tuition fees shall be paid via bank transfer using the QR code displayed on the ERP system.

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2. Select Tuition, review the invoice
3. Verify registered credits and payable amount
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Payment is considered successful when the invoice status changes to “Paid”.

5. Student support

Students are advised to keep the payment confirmation for reference.
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Thai Minh Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company operates in the pharmaceutical sector, focusing on the research, development, and production of products derived from natural medicinal materials, with the aim of enhancing the value of Vietnam’s healthcare products.

The signing ceremony was held at USTH with the participation of representatives from both parties. From USTH, attendees included Prof. Dinh Thi Mai Thanh, President; Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Hai Dang, Vice President and Head of the Faculty of Life Sciences; Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Quang Huy, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Life Sciences; Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Thi Kieu Oanh, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Life Sciences; and Ms. Do Thi Thuy Trang, Deputy Head of the Research, Innovation and International Affairs Department.

From Thai Minh Pharmaceutical, participants included Mr. Pham Huu Khanh, Chief Executive Officer; Mr. Han Ngoc Anh, Chief Operating Officer; Dr. Vo Thuy Lu Tam, Deputy Director of the Vietnam Institute of Ginseng and Medicinal Materials; and Ms. Pham Ngoc Tram Anh, Head of Communications.

During the ceremony, representatives of both parties shared their cooperation orientations, signed the agreements, and discussed upcoming implementation plans.

Expanding Comprehensive Collaboration between University and Industry

The MoU aims to promote formal cooperation between USTH and Thai Minh Pharmaceutical in education, scientific research, and academic activities.

Accordingly, the two parties will jointly implement a range of activities, including:

• Developing joint research projects in life sciences, chemistry, and environmental science
• Strengthening the connection between academic training and industry practice
• Organizing specialized conferences and seminars with industry experts
• Providing internship and employment opportunities for USTH students
• Collaborating in the development, updating, and improvement of academic programs

In addition, with the involvement of research units specializing in medicinal materials and natural products, this collaboration is expected to open new directions for applied research linked to real-world production, thereby contributing to enhancing the value of medicinal products in Vietnam.

Industry Partnership in Enhancing Educational Quality

Within the framework of the cooperation, Thai Minh Pharmaceutical has committed to supporting USTH in implementing educational activities, ensuring quality, and enhancing the university’s academic standing.

This support is provided in a spirit of goodwill and social responsibility, without being tied to commercial objectives. It aims to facilitate USTH’s continued development toward internationalization, improving training quality, and strengthening research capacity.

USTH will proactively develop plans and implement activities aligned with its development strategy, while enhancing connections with domestic and international organizations to improve academic quality and reputation.

Toward a Sustainable and Mutually Beneficial Partnership

At the ceremony, representatives of both parties emphasized the importance of building a long-term partnership oriented toward sustainable development.

The enterprise representative expressed the desire to develop the company steadily and sustainably over time, while accompanying the university in education and research activities. The collaboration with USTH not only enables access to high-quality human resources but also contributes to promoting research and its application in real-world production.

From USTH’s perspective, the university leadership affirmed that collaboration with enterprises is a key factor in improving educational quality. When universities and enterprises understand each other’s needs and strengths, cooperation becomes more meaningful and effective, creating practical value for both parties while offering students greater learning and development opportunities.

A representative from USTH emphasized: “Collaboration with industry plays a crucial role in enhancing training quality, enabling students to engage more closely with real-world practices and labor market demands.”

Both parties agreed to further concretize the cooperation through joint research projects, academic programs, and collaborative initiatives in the coming period.

Building on an Established Partnership Foundation

USTH and Thai Minh Pharmaceutical officially established their partnership through their first cooperation agreement in 2020. The renewal of the MoU further strengthens this foundation while opening up new opportunities for collaboration in education and research.

With a strategic orientation that integrates academia, industry, and research, USTH continues to affirm its role in connecting knowledge with practice, contributing to the training of high-quality human resources in life sciences and pharmaceutical fields in Vietnam.

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The thesis was supervised by Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Thi Kieu Oanh (USTH) and Professor Eric Gontier (University of Picardie Jules Verne, France).

The defense was attended by a seven-member Evaluation Committee, including: Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Hung – Chairman; Prof. Dr. Marie-Genevieve Dijoux Franca – University of Lyon 1, France; Dr. Pham Tuan Anh – Hanoi University of Pharmacy; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Nguyen Thanh – National Institute of Medicinal Materials; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tien Dat – Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology; Dr. Nguyen Huu Nghi – USTH; and Dr. Tran Thi Thu Phuong – USTH (Secretary).

Under the chairmanship of the Committee Chairman, the Council reviewed and approved the candidate’s academic profile, research achievements, training process, and scientific results throughout the course of the doctoral study. The Committee highly appreciated the candidate’s serious research attitude and the outcomes achieved.

In the context of the increasing prevalence of modern diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer, chronic inflammation, and premature aging, oxidative stress is considered a major factor affecting human health. In response, antioxidant compounds have attracted significant attention in the fields of food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics due to their ability to neutralize free radicals, protect cells, and reduce oxidative damage. Research and application of natural antioxidants are expected to contribute to effective solutions for disease prevention, health improvement, and slowing down the aging process.

Based on this orientation, PhD candidate Nguyen Phuong Nhi presented the main contents and findings of her thesis before the Committee.

The research focuses on Golden Camellia, a valuable medicinal plant in Vietnam, aiming to analyze its metabolite profiles and evaluate antioxidant activity through an integrated and modern approach.

Motivated by an interest in medicinal plant research and the opportunity to pursue this topic, the candidate employed metabolomics an emerging research field in Vietnam to clarify the relationship between chemical composition and biological activity. The findings not only provide scientific evidence supporting the value of Golden Camellia but also open up potential applications in the fields of medicinal plants and healthcare.

The defense was successfully conducted, marking a dedicated and persistent research journey of PhD candidate Nguyen Phuong Nhi. Sharing after the defense, the candidate expressed great satisfaction that her efforts throughout the research process had been recognized and duly rewarded.

Following the discussion, the Committee held a closed session and conducted a vote, with a result of 100% approval (7/7 votes). On behalf of the Committee, the Chairman congratulated the candidate on successfully defending her thesis and acknowledged the contributions of the research to the field of medicinal plants.

Before concluding the ceremony, PhD candidate Nguyen Phuong Nhi expressed sincere gratitude to the University, her supervisors, colleagues, friends, and family for their continuous support throughout her academic and research journey.

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