Department of Applied Zoology

The Department of Applied Zoology, formerly named as the Department of Invertebrate Zoology, was established in 1961. The focus of teaching and scientific research at the Department is on various aspects relating to invertebrates, including taxonomy, biodiversity, biology and ecology of important invertebrate groups in natural and agricultural ecosystems, as well as in medical research, pest control…

In December of 2017, the Department was renamed the Department of Applied Zoology, to reflect the development of its new research directions, in which basic research is associated with applied research, such as biodiversity research for conservation planning and conservation of biological resources, biological control of harmful organisms, control of alien invasive species, etc.

Selected recent research projects

Research to propose and build a application model of ecological and irrigation solutions for conservation integrated with sustainable development of My Son relic site, Quang Nam Province. A branch... More

Selected recent publications

Registered technical solution: Nguyễn Văn Vịnh et al. (2018). Biological solutions to protect riverbanks and streams (registration no. 373 A). Accepted by Intellectual Property Office of... More

Teaching activities

The Department is responsible for and taking part in teaching the following courses: More

Current research topics

The taxonomy and systematics of invertebrates, especially insects, crustaceans, and molluscs. Biodiversity of invertebrates in terrestrial, freshwater and marine ecosystems, to serve in planning of... More

Contact

Room 323, T1 block, 334 Nguyen Trai street, Thanh Xuan district, Hanoi. More