TDTU FACULTY OF PHARMACY CO-HOSTS THE 7TH ASIAN PHARMACEUTICAL CONFERENCE (ASIAPHARM VII) IN SOUTH KOREA
From October 21 to 23, 2026, the Seventh Asia Conference on Pharmaceutical Sciences (AsiaPharm VII) was held in South Korea, bringing together scientists, experts, and researchers in pharmaceutical sciences from academic institutions and industry across the region and beyond.
The conference was hosted by The Pharmaceutical Society of Korea (PSK), co-hosted by the Faculty of Pharmacy, Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU), and organized in collaboration with the College of Pharmacy, Seoul National University, South Korea.
👨🔬 TDTU FACULTY OF PHARMACY DELEGATION AT ASIAPHARM VII
The TDTU Faculty of Pharmacy delegation attending the conference included:
🔹 Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Truong Huy, Ph.D. – Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
🔹 Dr. Le Quoc Viet – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
🔹 Dr. Tran Gia Buu – Lecturer, Faculty of Pharmacy.
The delegation's participation contributed to strengthening academic connections, facilitating knowledge and experience sharing, and expanding opportunities for research collaboration in pharmaceutical sciences at both regional and international levels.
🔬 A SCIENTIFIC FORUM FOR ADVANCES IN PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
Focusing on recent advances in drug discovery and medicine, AsiaPharm VII provided a scientific platform for researchers to present their findings through oral and poster presentations, share expertise, exchange research achievements, and discuss emerging trends in pharmaceutical sciences.
The conference covered a wide range of scientific topics, including:
🔹 Biotechnology and Biopharmaceuticals.
🔹 Translational Medicine.
🔹 Neuroscience and Pharmacology.
🔹 Pharmacognosy and Natural Products.
🔹 Pharmaceutical Management and Pharmacoeconomics.
🔹 Pharmaceutical Microbiology.
🔹 Pharmaceutical Industry.
🤝 STRENGTHENING INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION IN PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
Co-hosting AsiaPharm VII reflects the proactive commitment of the TDTU Faculty of Pharmacy to strengthening international academic networks, promoting research collaboration, and fostering scientific exchange with leading universities and research institutions across the region and worldwide.
Through its participation in the conference, the TDTU Faculty of Pharmacy further reaffirmed its strategic commitment to integrating education, scientific research, and international collaboration, contributing to advances in pharmaceutical sciences and enhancing the quality of pharmaceutical education and workforce development in the years ahead.








