Full name: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Trong Nghia
Position: Senior Lecturer
Belongs to the unit: Department of Chemistry
Email address: nghia.nguyentrong@hust.edu.vn
Specialized group: Theoritical and Physical Chemistry
Year | Degree | Education organization |
2014 | Doctor | Hanoi National University of Education, Vietnam |
2008 | Master | Hanoi National University of Education, Vietnam |
2002 | Bachelor | Hanoi National University of Education, Vietnam |
Time frame | Occupation | Organization |
2017-now | Lecturer, Researcher | Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Vietnam |
2015-2017 | Postdoc | National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan |
2010-2015 | Lecturer, Researcher | Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Vietnam |
Course ID | Course name | Program |
CH3051 | Physical chemistry I | Chemical Engineering |
CH3061 | Physical chemistry II | Chemical Engineering |
CH3081 | Physical chemistry | Biology, Food, Environment |
CH3052 | Experimental of Physical Chemistry I | Chemical Engineering |
CH3062 | Experimental of Physical Chemistry II | Chemical Engineering |
CH3082, CH3082E | Experimental of Physical Chemistry | Biology, Food, Environment |
CH3007E | Experimental of Physical Chemistry | ELITECH program of Pharmaceutical chemical engineering |
CH4517E | Qualitative Structure Activity Relationship | ELITECH program of Pharmaceutical chemical engineering |
Type of project | Name of project | Role | Time frame |
Ministry of Science and Technology | Study on mechanism and kinetics for reactions of alcohols CnH2n+1OH (n = 1-4) with some species for biofuel applications. | Principal Investigator | 2018-2020 |
HUST | Investigating the reaction mechanism of ethanol fuel (C2H5OH) with CH free radicals in the engine using quantum chemistry methods. | Principal Investigator | 2019-2020 |
HUST | Theoretical study on mechanism and kinetics of the pyrolysis of methanol and ethanol fuels. | Principal Investigator | 2013 |
Ministry of Science and Technology | Investigating the electrochemical properties of electrode materials Na2M3(SO4)4 (M is a transition metal element) for Na-ion rechargeable batteries using the first principles method. | Project Secretary | 2019-2022 |
Ministry of Science and Technology | Study on the reactions of CH3, C3H3 and C6H5 free radicals with some reactive agents in the gas phase by means of computational chemistry | Main researcher | 2016-2018 |
Ministry of Science and Technology | Study on the reaction mechanisms and kinetics of some hydrocarbon compounds relevant to the atmospheric and combustion chemistry | Researcher | 2011-2012 |