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Hai Pham-Van Lab · People

Curiosity, collaboration, and rigorous physics.

Our group brings together doctoral, master’s, and undergraduate researchers working across statistical physics, soft matter, computational materials, nanomaterials, plasmonics, and metamaterials. We value careful theory, reproducible computation, meaningful applications, and close mentoring.

15 Current members
4 PhD researchers
7 Master’s students
3 Undergraduate researchers
Members of Hai Pham-Van Lab
One group, multiple scales From exact symmetry principles to functional materials and devices.

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Learn about the group leadership, current researchers, and alumni.

Hai Pham-Van

Leadership

Principal Investigator

Associate Professor Hai Pham-Van leads the group’s research, mentoring, and international collaboration.

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Current members of the laboratory

Current group

Members

Meet our PhD researchers, master’s students, and undergraduate researchers across the group’s major research themes.

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Dr. Pham Van Dien

Where they are now

Alumni

Our alumni carry forward the group’s research culture in education, scientific research, and technology development.

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Current team structure

A compact overview of the researchers currently working in the lab.

PhD Researchers

4 members
Doan Thi Hien Doan Thi Hien
Nguyen Tran Thanh Nam Nguyen Tran Thanh Nam
Pham Trung Kien Pham Trung Kien
Vu Minh Tu Vu Minh Tu

Master’s Students

7 members
Chu Phuong Thao Chu Phuong Thao
Nguyen Dang Khanh Nguyen Dang Khanh
Nguyen Manh Hieu Nguyen Manh Hieu
Pham Duc Manh Pham Duc Manh
Pham Phuong An Pham Phuong An
Trinh Huyen Trang Trinh Huyen Trang
Vu Thanh Thuy Linh Vu Thanh Thuy Linh

Undergraduate Researchers

3 members
Nguyen Khanh Chi Nguyen Khanh Chi
Pham Phuong Loan Pham Phuong Loan
Vu Thuy Linh Vu Thuy Linh

How we work

The group combines ambitious science with a supportive research-training environment.

01

Physics across scales

We connect fundamental symmetry, many-body theory, simulation, materials design, and measurable device-level behavior.

02

Research-led mentoring

Students learn by developing real questions, checking results carefully, and communicating their work with clarity.

03

Open collaboration

We work across theory, computation, and experiment, and welcome connections with researchers and institutions worldwide.

Interested in our research?

Explore the group’s current scientific directions and the complete publication list.

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