Vietnam Science Minister Urges Young Researchers to 'Start Small'
Vietnam's Minister of Science and Technology, Vũ Hải Quân, emphasized the importance of young researchers starting with 'small tasks' and persevering to contribute to solving major national challenges. He also addressed support measures for young scientists and international collaborations.
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