Thach G. Nguyen is affiliated with RMIT University in Australia and has contributed extensively to the fields of Engineering and Physics and Astronomy. Their research spans multiple subfields, notably Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, with additional work in Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine, Artificial Intelligence, and Obstetrics and Gynecology.
The main topics explored in their academic work include Photonic and Optical Devices, Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies, Advanced Photonic Communication Systems, Photorefractive and Nonlinear Optics, Optical Network Technologies, Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors, and Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing.
Among Nguyen's recent publications are the following papers:
Frequent coauthors with Nguyen include Arnan Mitchell, Andreas Boes, Guanghui Ren, Huifu Xiao, and Mengxi Tan. Collaboration with these researchers is a significant component of Nguyen's scientific output.
The publication venues where Nguyen has disseminated their work most frequently include:
Xingyuan Xu;Xingyuan Xu;Mengxi Tan;Bill Corcoran;Jiayang Wu
Jiayang Wu;Xingyuan Xu;Thach G. Nguyen;Sai Tak Chu
Xingyuan Xu;Jiayang Wu;Thach G. Nguyen;Mehrdad Shoeiby
Xingyuan Xu;Jiayang Wu;Thach G. Nguyen;Sai Tak Chu
Xingyuan Xu;Jiayang Wu;Mehrdad Shoeiby;Thach G. Nguyen
Xingyuan Xu;Mengxi Tan;Jiayang Wu;Thach G. Nguyen
Xingyuan Xu;Mengxi Tan;Jiayang Wu;Thach G. Nguyen
Bill Corcoran;Mengxi Tan;Xingyuan Xu;Andreas Boes
Thach G. Nguyen;Mehrdad Shoeiby;Sai T. Chu;Brent E. Little
Mengxi Tan;Arnan Mitchell;David J. Moss;Xingyuan Xu
Xingyuan Xu;Mengxi Tan;Jiang Wu;Andreas Boes
Xingyuan Xu;Mengxi Tan;Bill Corcoran;Jiayang Wu
Mengxi Tan;Xingyuan Xu;Bill Corcoran;Jiayang Wu
Xingyuan Xu;Jiayang Wu;Mengxi Tan;Thach G. Nguyen
Mengxi Tan;Xingyuan Xu;Andreas Boes;Bill Corcoran
Xingyuan Xu;Mengxi Tan;Jiayang Wu;Andreas Boes
Xingyuan Xu;Jiayang Wu;Mengxi Tan;Thach G. Nguyen
Xingyuan Xu;Jiayang Wu;Linnan Jia;Mengxi Tan
Xingyuan Xu;Mengxi Tan;Jiayang Wu;Andreas Boes
Xingyuan Xu;Jiayang Wu;Thach G. Nguyen;Tania Moein
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