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Thien-Tam Nguyen is a Ph.D. candidate in Civil Engineering at North Dakota State University and has been a Graduate Research Fellow at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. He earned his B.Sc. in Physics from Vietnam National University - University of Science. His research focuses on developing exascale high-performance computational frameworks for multi-scale simulations of blood flow dynamics, combining computational fluid dynamics with machine learning techniques. He has published in prestigious journals including Physics of Fluids, where his work was selected as an Editor's Pick, and a Cover Feature recognition from the Coalition for Academic Scientific Computation. His expertise spans high-performance computing, applied mathematics, biophysics and biomedical flow simulations. Thien-Tam Nguyen's contributions and work ethics have been recognized through multiple awards, including the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Travel Award and the Innovative Engineer Award from Viettel Aerospace Institute. Beyond research, he served as a proud Bison Ambassador, representing NDSU in community engagement and outreach efforts.