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Hoàng Dung Nguyễn

IMO 2001 Honourable Mention (Vietnam)
Hanoi, Vietnam · academic
IMO 2001 Honourable Mention For Vietnam (score 7)Member Of Vietnam's Six-person 2001 IMO TeamGrade-12 Student At Hanoi-Amsterdam High School For The Gifted

Vietnamese mathematician/student; member of Vietnam's six-person team at the 42nd International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) in 2001, where he earned an Honourable Mention. Attended Hanoi-Amsterdam High School for the Gifted.

Hoàng Dung Nguyễn was a member of Vietnam's six-student team at the 42nd International Mathematical Olympiad, held in Washington, DC in July 2001, where he received an Honourable Mention with a score of 7. He was then a 12th-grade student at the Hanoi-Amsterdam High School for the Gifted, an elite specialist high school in Hanoi.

Details
LocationHanoi, Vietnam
MathematicsOlympiad problem-solving
Notes
  • Member of Vietnam's 2001 IMO team alongside gold medalist Vu Ngoc Minh and silver medalists Le Dinh Hung, Nguyen Anh Quan, Tran Khanh Toan and Le Anh Vinh.Jul 15, 2001
  • Vietnamese Wikipedia's roster of Vietnam's IMO teams confirms him as a grade-12 student at Hanoi-Amsterdam High School in 2001, awarded 'Bằng khen' (honourable mention/certificate), rank 296.2001
  • No public professional footprint (LinkedIn, employer, university, socials) could be matched to the IMO-2001 contestant; the name is extremely common in Vietnam and no source links the 2001 contestant to a later career.Sep 11, 2026
  • He was Hanoi-Amsterdam's sole 2001 IMO contestant and the team's lowest scorer, yet the honourable mention still appears on the school's roll of international-olympiad achievements, indicating selection onto Vietnam's six-person national team was itself the milestone.2001
  • Scored 7 at IMO 2001, ranking 296th at 37.6%, the weakest of the six-member Vietnamese team.2001

Competition record

Vietnam · IMO

2001 · Honourable mention · Rank 296