
Time as a circle: designing TimeRadar
Why I wrapped a timeline into a ring — and what a radial layout reveals that a straight line hides.
2017 – present
Early signal-processing work in Vietnam — QRS in ECG at IEEE ICIEA, then EEG with neural networks at NAFOSTED NICS. The start of a fascination with biomedical signals.
Crossing the Pacific to Texas Tech. A new chapter at the HPC center — HiperViz for live CPU-temperature visualization, plus first VR explorations of multidimensional data.
A burst of visualization work: TimeRadar, JobNet, VixLSTM, HMaViz. Each one a different way to give shape to data.
Third place at the IEEE SciVis 2023 contest for PlastiVis, visualizing synaptic networks — a fitting close to the Texas Tech years before the road home.
Back home at VNU-HCM — teaching the next generation, leading an MRI brain-imaging grant, and building Physoom to run the faculty.
My research lives at the intersection of visual analytics, biomedical signal processing, and machine learning.

A radial timeline view for tracking the evolution of multivariate communities over time.
A lean web platform for managing lecturers, rooms, and class schedules at the Faculty of Physics.
Enhancing MRI brain images and segmenting tumors with LMMSE, wavelet thresholding, and Fast C-Means.

2D & 3D visualization of temporal and structural association in HPC systems.

Walking through the multidimensional health of an HPC system in virtual reality.
Surfacing emerging topics in a stream of financial news as they form.
Opening the black box: visual explainability for LSTM models on time series.