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Hoàng Dung Nguyễn
IMO 2001 Honourable Mention (Vietnam)
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
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.
MathematicsOlympiad problem-solving
- 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
Education
Hanoi-Amsterdam High School for the Gifted
High School Diploma (Informatics)
AchievementsRepresented Vietnam at the 42nd International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) 2001 in Washington, DC, receiving an Honourable Mention (score 7).
AwardsIMO 2001 Honourable Mention (Vietnam)
Competition record
Vietnam · IMO