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Thuy-linh Nguyen is a Lecturer at the Peter Faber Business School under the Faculty of Law and Business. Her research focuses on interdisciplinary applications of computational and biological systems, particularly in software evolution inspired by biological metaphors. Key areas include biomimetic software development, artificial intelligence, and theoretical computing. Nguyen has contributed to studies on seismic activity in hydropower reservoirs, gene therapy antibody screening, and marine fisheries analysis. Her work spans technical, medical, and environmental domains, often leveraging AI and advanced analytics.
Research Interests: Nguyen’s primary interests lie at the intersection of software engineering and biological systems, aiming to create adaptable and evolutionary computational frameworks. She also explores applications in healthcare informatics, environmental modeling, and material science through data-driven approaches.
Recent Articles Highlight: Her 2025 study on geomorphic factors influencing seismic activity in hydropower reservoirs exemplifies her focus on environmental risk assessment. Collaborative projects in AI for medical compliance (2024) and biomimetic robotics (2024) showcase her cross-disciplinary engagement. Retracted works indicate rigorous peer review participation.
Awards: No scientific awards explicitly listed in the provided text. Nguyen’s contributions are primarily evidenced through publication output.
Advising/Grants: No student advisees or grant details are mentioned. Her academic role appears focused on research and teaching.
