At 15 years old, he achieved a gold medal at the International Mathematic Olympiad held in Prague, the Czech Republic with an absolute mark of 24/24. At 25, he defended successfully his doctoral thesis in physics at the Institute for Nuclear Research in Moscow, Russia. Not long ago, he and his associates made public a scientific project on black holes in the 10-dimensional space in a leading physical magazine in the United States, making a mark in the world’s physics circles. The man I am talking about is Professor Dam Thanh Son at the University of Washington.