Education. With Rosatom’s support, Vietnam hosted the first national stage of the Global HackAtom international student championship, where contestants attempt to find solutions to real-world nuclear industry cases. Over two days, 18 student teams developed concepts and prepared presentations of digital solutions in nuclear medicine, including the application of artificial intelligence technologies, remote monitoring, patient flow management, and personalized diagnostics. The winner was a team from the Hanoi University of Science and Technology; they will represent Vietnam for the first time in the HackAtom Final in September 2026. “Holding the national stage of HackAtom in Vietnam is a crucial step in developing the strategic partnership between Rosatom and the Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute. Initiatives like this help identify talented students and young professionals who will go on to become part of the team advancing civil nuclear technologies,” said Ilya Vergizaev, CEO of Rosatom Construction Technologies. “We expect the winners and runners-up of the competition to eventually join the team at the Nuclear Science and Technology Center, which we are currently setting up, and help strengthen Vietnam’s scientific and technological potential.”