Minh Khoa T.

Scientist 2 @Resolian

Newmarket, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2025 — Present

Scientist 2 @Resolian

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EDUCATION

2016 — 2020

The University of Huddersfield

MSci- Forensic and Analytical Science, Chemistry

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The University of Huddersfield

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computational Chemistry

2014 — 2016

Brooke House College, Market Harborough, Leicester, UK

A level, Mathematics, Chemistry and Biology

2012 — 2014

Tran Dai Nghia High school for the Gifted

GCSE relevants, specialized in Sciences

2008 — 2011

Ngoi Sao private Secondary and High school, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Secondary level, High School/Secondary Diplomas and Certificates

ABOUT MINH KHOA T.

As a Ph.D. researcher in Nano Materials at Huddersfield University, I apply my computational chemistry skills and knowledge to investigate the properties and applications of nanozymes using density functional theory with VASP code. I have published multiple papers in peer-reviewed journals and presented my findings at international conferences, demonstrating my passion for laboratory analysis, research, and development.I have a strong academic background in Forensic and Analytical Science, which I graduated with a first-class honours MSci degree and a departmental award from the Chartered Society of Forensic Science in 2020. I also have industry experience as a laboratory technician at the Covid-19 testing site at Manchester Airport and as a Placement Student Analyst at West Yorkshire Analytical Services, where I developed my research, analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. I am fluent in English and Vietnamese, and I enjoy sports and charity work. I sponsor two children via ActionAid, and I am a blood and stem cell donor.

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