Club news
Official announcements, people, open calls, and changes in the community.
Journal / The RTIC desk
This is the publishing layer of RTIC: a growing record of club activity, technical work, and research practice. Every published item should carry an author, a date, and a source readers can inspect.
Editorial system / ready
01 / Three publishing streams
Official announcements, people, open calls, and changes in the community.
What happened at an activity, what was made, and what the team learned.
Methods, experiments, reading notes, and explainers that make technical thinking reusable.
02 / Public record
These are concise index notes, not claims of independent reporting. Each one links to the source from which the statement is drawn.
Field report
Explore RTIC’s beta AI assistant for FIT HCMUTE: document-grounded answers, hybrid retrieval, background ingestion and the controls that connect them.
Trợ lý AI FIT HCMUTE · RTIC · Product and project documentation, 27 October 2026Research note
A JTE paper by Minh Tan Le (Lê Minh Tân) and Dinh Tan Loc Nguyen (Nguyễn Đình Tấn Lộc) studies contextual reference selection for visualizing Vietnamese folktales.
JTE · Minh Tan Le; Dinh Tan Loc Nguyen · DOI 10.54644/jte.2026.2148Research note
We ran 17 embedding models from Ollama's catalogue through nine public tasks covering English and Vietnamese RAG, code and short-text tasks. Four models tie at the top with an aggregate of about 0.73, but their runtime differs sevenfold. Supplementary tests cover Vietnamese legal fine-tuning and visual document retrieval.
Hồ Việt Anh — Ollama embedding benchmark, 25 Oct 2026Research note
A technical overview of the public FIT 25 anniversary system and its architecture.
RTIC source repositoryClub news
A source-backed introduction to RTIC's mission, focus areas, and public work.
RTIC GitHub organization profileField report
A concise result note based on the Faculty of Information Technology announcement.
Faculty of Information Technology03 / Editorial standard
Tell readers whether a statement comes from the club, the Faculty, or a public repository.
Record the question, the process, and the result—not only the event poster.
Connect each story to code, slides, documents, or an official notice whenever possible.
Next / Contribute
Start with the work, collect the evidence, then turn it into a note others can reuse.