Minh C. Tran researches focused on Biomedical Engineering Systems and Medical Devices. He got a software and system engineering degree at the University of Sheffield (the UK) and a Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering and Science at Oxford University (the UK).In Oxford, UK 2022, with the support of Professor Andrew Farmery, Head of the Nuffield Division of Anaesthesia, we initiated a group focus on the development of novel digital applications for Anaesthesia and Critical Care applications.Minh and his team are focusing on building Medical Devices, Healthcare Systems, and Medical devices Regulation and Safety across countries. The team designs and implements novel and practical hardware and software to make fully functional systems applied in the hospital environment. Medical products include brain-ware systems, respiratory monitor devices, and General Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Unit devices. The techniques have been validated and clinically tested in multiple departments, including Churchill Hospital, Oxford; John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford; and Guy's Hospital, King's College London, London.In addition, the team has initiated and established multidisciplinary connections worldwide, including countries, Vietnam, New Zealand, America, and Taiwan.