Lecturers and students of the Faculty Of Environment And Labour Safety attend the exhibition and scientific seminar at Vietwater 2026

On November 6, 2026, lecturers and students from the Faculty of Environment and Labour Safety, Ton Duc Thang University, visited Vietwater 2026 – the International Exhibition on Water Supply, Sanitation, Water Purification, and Wastewater Treatment Technology in Vietnam, held at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC), Ho Chi Minh City. The visit provided an opportunity to gain practical experience and explore the latest technological developments in the water industry.

Vietwater is a major industry event that brings together companies, experts, and organizations working in water supply, wastewater treatment, and environmental protection. Through the exhibition, faculty members and students had the opportunity to explore advanced technologies, equipment, and solutions for water treatment, wastewater treatment, water reuse, and sustainable water resource management. The event also allowed students to connect theoretical knowledge with practical applications, learn about emerging technologies, and gain insights into career opportunities in environmental engineering.

As part of Vietwater 2026, faculty members participated as speakers in the University Seminar themed "From Emerging Contaminants to Sustainable Water Solutions." The seminar provided an academic platform for sharing research findings and discussing current challenges and potential solutions in water quality management and sustainable water treatment technologies.

At the seminar, faculty members delivered two presentations:

1. Dr. Ho Ngo Anh Dao and Dr. Nguyen Thi Hien: "Greywater Reuse in Decentralized Treatment Systems Towards Sustainable Water Management: Technology Trends and Potential Applications in Vietnam."

The presentation highlighted emerging technologies for greywater treatment and reuse in decentralized systems. It also discussed their potential applications in Vietnam, with a focus on improving water use efficiency, reducing pressure on freshwater resources, and promoting sustainable water management.

2. Dr. Vu Duc Canh: "Emerging Challenges in Microbiological Safety Control of Drinking Water."

The presentation addressed emerging challenges in controlling microbiological water quality, emphasizing the importance of research, monitoring, and technical solutions to ensure drinking water safety and protect public health.

Participation in Vietwater 2026, including the exhibition and scientific seminar, provided valuable opportunities for faculty members and students of the Faculty of Environment and Labour Safety to enhance their professional knowledge, explore scientific and technological advances, and strengthen connections with industry professionals and experts in the environmental field.