The Areca ginseng plant contains many precious medicinal substances such as saponins, flavonoids... which have been successfully propagated by scientists using tissue culture
A group of students from Vietnam Aviation Academy created equipment boxes mounted in different locations in the airport to help passengers find the plane gate, restroom, and look
In many countries, car tires can withstand temperatures from minus degrees to over 100 degrees Celsius, but the safety threshold is no more than 90 degrees Celsius.
Prof. Dr. Dinh Thi Mai Thanh and her colleagues successfully synthesized a new drug-carrying material, capable of killing 75% of bladder cancer cells.
Bonbon - a robot 1.27m tall and weighing 40kg of a group of instructors at the Military Technical Academy can support teaching English, communication and singing and dancing to
Realizing that deaf people have many difficulties in communication, an 11th grade student in Quang Tri created a pair of translation gloves to help less fortunate people study and
The robot skeleton created by the research team at SHTP Labs has a mechanism similar to a human leg, serving physical therapy for people with strokes and leg injuries.
Using the saponification reaction of fat when exposed to a strong alkaline solution, a group of students successfully researched recycled soap from used cooking oil.
The secret to wrapping Banh Tet affects more than half of the cake's success. The process of wrapping the cake requires care and technique to ensure the cake inside keeps its shape
The US military is working to use microorganisms in combination with construction materials such as concrete to create self-healing structures.
The new ink weighs less than 0.5 grams per square meter, significantly reducing the weight of the aircraft's paint, thereby saving fuel.
The German research team's new method will help produce high-purity iron from red mud, a waste product of the aluminum industry, in just 10 minutes.
This is the first step in Viettel Post's journey to transform into a professional, green and efficient logistics company.
Purslane, stinging nettle, jasmine, wild pennywort, pennywort, bep leaves... are being researched, bred and sought to be grown commercially by scientists.
From corn cobs and rice husks, Dr. Tran Duc Tuong researched growing red fuschia mushrooms instead of rubber sawdust, giving higher yields and better biological activity.