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Voice to Vision XI : Cam Tu Nguyen "Whirlpool"
No full textUniversity of Minnesota Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. University of Minnesota Department of Art. Video run time: 9 minutes, 02 seconds.Feinberg, David; Andrews, Beth; Anton, Kristin; Nguyen, Cam Tu; Phan, Kha-Tu. (2017). Voice to Vision XI : Cam Tu Nguyen "Whirlpool". Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/194524
Oral History of Tu Nguyen
No full textAn oral history with Ms. Tu Nguyen, born in 1988 in Vietnam. Her father fled to Malaysia as a boat person when she was young but came back to Vietnam around the year 1995. Her whole family—both parents, three sisters and four brothers—moved to the US around the year 1997, through the refugee program arranged by the UN, supported by her aunt living in Chicago. She spent her teenage years in Chicago, dropped out of high school, and studied in the community college in Chicago from 2009. She moves to San Diego, California in 2011, mainly because of her partner at the time. She went to the community college there, too. She went to the University of California, Irvine in 2013, and starts her art practice there. She currently lives in Long Beach, California, working as a videographer in a company, while working as a conceptual artist at the same time.Recorded digitall
Oral History of Tu-Uyen Nguyen
No full textOral history of Tu-Uyen Nguyen, born in 1972 in Saigon, Vietnam. Her father was part of the 1954 migration from North to South Vietnam where he met and married her mother. She left Vietnam as a boat refugee with her family in 1979 and passed through a refugee camp in Indonesia. Her family initially resettled in Falls Church, Virginia but they relocated to Southern California. She earned her undergraduate degree from UC Irvine, her Masters and Ph.D. in Public Health from UCLA and is currently a professor of Asian American Studies at Cal State Fullerton. She lives in Fullerton with her husband and 2 sons.Recorded Digitall
Fungal Wound Healing through Instantaneous Protoplasmic Gelation (Nguyen et. al)
No full textNguyen et. al., 2020.
This dataset contains raw microscopy and gel images, and raw data used to obtain the plots shown in the indicated figures
Nghi Nguyen & Nha Tu oral history interview on love
No full textThis recording and transcript form part of a collection of oral history interviews conducted by the Chao Center for Asian Studies at Rice University. This collection includes audio recordings and transcripts of interviews with Asian Americans native to or living in Houston.Nghi Nguyen (he/him) is a fashion designer based in Houston. He was born in Vietnam and immigrated to Houston to complete his studies at the Houston Community College in fashion design. He currently runs his own fashion line online. Nghi was assigned female at birth and has been undertaking medical injections since Feb 2020. Nha Tu (she/her), also born in Vietnam, moved to Des Moines, Iowa when she was a child, and later Texas. She is now a registered nurse. The couple identifies as queer. In this interview, the couple talked about how they first met, how they fell in love and their future plans of a family together
Is Vietnam economic paradigm sustainable for catch up
Full text linkIn the course of catching-up, Vietnam faces risks in two sectors: in real sector and in financial sector. In this paper we focus mostly on risk in real sector: the risk of getting stuck in middle-income trap. Vietnam is still far lagged behind her neighbors and much more further to developed economies. Does the economic paradigm that Vietnam follows in the last two decades allow her to catch up with those economies? We show that Vietnam’s economic growth in the last two decades based essentially on cheap but low skill labor and physical capital. Participation in international and regional production network probably lock Vietnam in low-tech position, hence low value added. If Vietnam keeps on growing in present paradigm, hardly can it catch up the neighboring economies.Flying geese paradigm, VAR models, TFP, Technological improvement, catch-up, Vietnam.
Der Einfluss von Gräser- und Gehölzwurzeln auf die Scherfestigkeit von Böden und damit auf die Standsicherheit von Hängen und Böschungen
No full textThe effect of roots of grass and other vegetation on the strength of a clay and sand slope, as used in dikes and revetments. Focus on shear stress
User manual for the program DUCHESS
No full textManual for DUCHESS (Delft University Computer program for 2-dimensional Horizontal Estuary and Sea Surges).KWP-collectio
Optimizing Mixed Box Packing Problem with an In-House built Application
Full text linkThe three-dimensional knapsack problem aims to find the combination of given rectangles or boxes into a larger rectangle or box of fixed dimension. The optimization is an NP-Hard problem, which has no known algorithm can solve it in a polynomial time. This paper presents the case of knapsack problem in pallet combinatorial optimization at Automotive Aftermarket Division at Robert Bosch GmbH Japan. The division outsourced their packing process to a service provider called Provider. The palletization at Provider is done intuitively based on experiences. The author proposed to develop an in-house software that will determine the most optimal combination of boxes to pack in pallet box constraints to minimize waste of pallet capacity. A packing algorithm that considers up to 5 of volume, non-overlapping, box orientation, non-over packing and weight was proposed. The software was later developed based on the algorithm with Python language with GUI Tkinter. An additional Excel file with open source code from University of Bath was introduced to handle the visualization and animation of packing pattern
Nghi Nguyen and Nha Tu oral history interview and transcript
No full textThis recording and transcript form part of a collection of oral history interviews conducted by the Chao Center for Asian Studies at Rice University. This collection includes audio recordings and transcripts of interviews with Asian Americans native to or living in Houston.Nghi Nguyen and Nha Tu is a Vietnamese Americans couple in the LGBTQ community. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they donated to the Houston Food Bank, which was funded through the sales of their designed, hand-crafted masks. Their contribution was reported on the OutSmart Magazine's front page.
Nghi was born in 1993 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and grew up there. Having tried out various disciplines and taking a gap year, he decided to come to Houston to study Fashion in Houston Community College to pursue his passion. While studying, he interned at local designer’s shops mentored by one of the most well-known designer in Texas, Chloe Dao; and later upon graduation, he founded his own online women’s wear brand “NEEWIN”. He started taking testosterone injections two months before the date of this interview, an important step of transition toward his true identity.
Nha was born in Vietnam in 1994. She came to the US with her parents at age 10 to join her grandparents. They settled first in Iowa, and then in Dallas, then Houston in 2016. She studied in Iowa State University first, then University of Iowa, then University of Texas Health Science Center with a bachelor’s degree in Nursing, which she obtained in May 2018. She is now a registered nurse serving at the HCA Houston Healthcare in Clear Lake, Texas. Her job nowadays includes caring for COVID-19 positive patients, for which she also shared her experiences of in this interview.
The couple shared their experiences of meeting each other first, their favorite dating activity —being the museum, as well as their prospects for the future
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