This year’s conference attracted nearly 200 scientific papers from researchers representing universities and research institutes across 16 countries. The event provided a valuable platform for scientists, researchers, and technology enterprises to present research findings, exchange academic ideas, foster collaboration, and promote technology transfer.
Doing research at TDTU
With the goal of developing into a world-class research university, scientific and technological activities at TDTU are organized according to international standards with the following directions:
-Basic research: Research outcomes must result in publications in top-tier, reputable journals listed in WoS or Scopus databases.
-Technology research: Research outcomes must successfully address practical issues, with the results being new designs, patents, or inventions granted patents by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
-Applied research: Research activities are closely linked with businesses to transfer research products into practical applications.
During the meeting, leaders of the two universities discussed strategic directions for cooperation during the 2026 – 2028 period and shared experiences in a wide range of areas, including science and technology, international cooperation, organizational development, human resource management, financial management, student recruitment, and campus infrastructure development.
With the addition of these three new groups, TDTU now has a total of 13 strong research groups operating in many key fields. These groups play a core role in strengthening the University’s research capacity, promoting interdisciplinary research, improving the quality of scientific publications, and enhancing the transfer of knowledge and technology to the community and society.