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Robot World Olympiad 2007
Over the weekend, more than 800 students from 170 teams from all over the world gathered at Taiwan National University to participate in the World Robot Olympiad, an ann…
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Vietnam attended the Global Titanium Conference
On November 15 and 16 at Raffles City Convention Center (Singapore), the Global Titanium Conference was held with the theme of 'Asia in Focus / Asian Focus' with the par…
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Preparing for the 2008 Robocon Exam:
Universities in Ho Chi Minh City HCM is preparing to organize school-level competitions for students, in order to compete in Robocon 2008 (Asia-Pacific robotics competit…
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EU funded construction of European GPS system
EU ministers have just agreed to provide initial funding for a project to build a common European satellite navigation system called Galileo, which is expected to be a r…
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EU discusses satellite navigation project
The countries of the European Union have argued about a long-delayed project that is considered a competitor to the US global positioning system (GPS system), to recover…
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The three winners of the
Thailand has just released a list of scientists and experts who are awarded the Prince Mahidol Award (King Mahidol Award) 2007. It is German medical professor Axel Ulric…
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To prevent HIV / AIDS be the waves ...
'Don't leave lonely newspapers on the journey to prevent HIV / AIDS. The press is an important vaccine to prevent AIDS, but newspapers alone cannot kill AIDS. HIV / AIDS…
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Finland - home to the best science students
A study published Tuesday, Finland is the country with the best student in the world in science. According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development,…
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Intel founder spends money building the world's largest telescope
Intel founder Gordon Moore and his wife, Betty, donated $ 200 million to scientists to build the world's largest optical telescope.
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Global rally marks the climate conference in Bali
Protesters around the world yesterday (December 8) poured into the streets to push world leaders to act in response to climate change, combined with the rally marking th…
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Russia launches ballistic missiles
Moscow on 8-12 launched a transcontinental ballistic missile capable of penetrating the missile shield, confirming Russia's determination to strengthen military power.
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Vietnamese doctor received the award of American Astronomical Society
Dr. Phan Bao Ngoc has just received the American Astronomical Society's Henri Chrétien Award 2007 for his work on hunting for brown dwarfs in the galaxy, with a complete…
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Today, the world celebrates 60 years of the birth of transistors
Yesterday (December 16), the world celebrated the 60th anniversary of the birth of transistors, the foundation of today's digital world. Invented by Bell Labs and consid…
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China will lead India in the 2008 energy race
The energy race between China and India will be more intense in 2008 when both sides travel around the world to find fuel for their booming economy. In
