1. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

• 2005-2009: Bachelor of Science (Physics), Belgorod State National Research University, Russia.
• 2009-2011: Master of Science (Physics), Belgorod State National Research University, Russia.
• 2025-2028: Doctor of Philosophy (Physics), Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa, Poland.

2. WORK EXPERIENCE

• 2011-2015: Young researcher,BelSU Nanostructured Materials and Nanotechnologies Science, Education & Innovation Centre.
• 2015-2021: Research Assistant, Institute for Computational Science (INCOS), Ton Duc Thang University, Vietnam.
• 10/2022 – now: Research Assistant, Institute for Computational Science & Artificial Intelligence, Van Lang University, Vietnam.

3. RESEARCH INTERESTS

• Semiconducting (Nonlinear optical (NLO) materials, photocatalytic water splitting, photovoltaic materials, transition metal dichalcogenides).
• 2D materials (Monolayers, van der Waals Janus heterostructure, functionalized monolayer).
• Engineering physical properties of material (The effects of point defects, doping, weak space-charge-density, and strains, electric fields, and stacking configuration).

4. RESEARCH GRANTS

• 2014-2016: Development of a universal model of interatomic interactions in systems of metallic and covalent bonds for  computer design of new materials with given properties based on molecular dynamics and testing model, for example, the system of vanadium-Iron-Titanium, Board of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research. (Member, Completed)
• 2018-2020: Study on the electronic and optical properties of chalcogenides compounds of the form Cu₂-II-IV-VI₄ (II = Hg; IV = Ge, Sn; VI = S, Se, Te): possibility of application in low-price solar cell, National Foundation for Science and Technology Development, Vietnam (KPM). (Technical member, Completed)

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7. AWARDS

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9. SHORT BIOGRAPHY

MSc. Vo Duy Dat is a physicist and materials scientist currently contributing as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Computational Science & Artificial Intelligence at Van Lang University, Vietnam. He holds a B.Sc. (2009) and an M.Sc. (2011) in Physics from Belgorod State National Research University, Russia. Between 2011 and 2015 he worked as a young researcher in nanostructured materials at BelSU in Russia, before joining Ton Duc Thang University (2015-2021). His research interests focus on semiconducting and nonlinear-optical materials, transition-metal dichalcogenides, 2D monolayers and van der Waals Janus heterostructures, with particular emphasis on engineering point-defects, doping, strain, stack-configurations and electric-field effects. Mr. Dat has achieved an H-index of 13 (Web of Science) and over 574 citations, reflecting his contributions to the field of computational material design and analysis.