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Mr. Nguyen Dang Luong, 72, who was granted a US patent by the US Patent Office and a third patent.
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Mr. Nguyen Dang Luong, 72, who was granted a US patent by the US Patent Office and a third patent.
Yesterday, Pope Benedict XVI gave words of praise to the famous 17th-century astronomer Galileo Galilei
A study directed by scientists at the University of Barcelona (UB) showed that caffeine has more impact on men than women, and these effects appear only after 10 minutes.
Researchers have discovered two enzymes that, when combined, can participate in the earliest stages of cancer.
According to research by Professor Karen Winterich and colleagues at Texas A&M University, if you are a man, you tend to give money to the people closest to you.
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The Bronx Zoo Wildlife Conservation Association recently announced that their efforts to protect the diversity of wildlife in the South American coast have paid off: a p…
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This is a stinging problem, around the equatorial belt - from 35 degrees north latitude to 35 degrees latitude south - most crowded in the world.
The idea of designing a flying car has been around for a long time, but the use of this device to travel from England to Africa is completely new.
In general, the extinction phenomenon of animals is a natural process. For some reason, an estimated 99.9% of all species that once lived on Earth today are extinct.
Many Americans have taken measures to reduce energy use and many others can do the same if they can.
Graduated from a university majoring in biology, Dr. Nguyen Lan Cuong went back to archeology.
When three college students began their journey to catch caterpillars in 1965 on Mount Kinabalu in Borneo, they did not know that they had built the foundation for the s…