Student research projects in Da Nang, Vietnam are making a positive impact in various fields. A group of students from the University of Da Nang-UD focused on solid hydrogen storage technology, aiming to contribute to smart city development and reduce pollution from traditional energy sources. Their research led to the successful testing of a solid hydrogen storage material using the MgH2 compound, demonstrating efficient hydrogen storage and release capabilities. This technology has the potential to enhance energy management systems and green transportation in urban environments. Another student group from the University of Education addressed inclusive education by creating a Braille printer to support visually impaired students. The printer received praise for its convenience, ease of use, and potential for widespread use in specialized schools. These innovative projects reflect the students' dedication to research and their desire to make a positive impact on society. Additionally, various student research initiatives in Da Nang have been recognized for their innovation and community contribution, receiving awards from the University of Da Nang.