Brussels, Oct. 20 -- Vietnam should draw on the European Union (EU)'s experience to build national capacity in quantum technology, with priorities including skilled personnel, research infrastructure, industrial applications and international cooperation, according to Prof. Nguyen Luong Quang, a member of the Vietnam Quantum Technology Network (VNQuantum). In an interview with the Vietnam News Agency (VNA)'s resident correspondent in Brussels, Quang said Vietnam should first develop high-quality human resources through interdisciplinary training programmes in quantum technology, photonics, microchips and artificial intelligence at leading universities. Scholarships, internships at European quantum labs, and strategies to bring Vietnamese ...