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According to chemical experts, porcelain, the more beautiful glass glitter or decorated with colorful patterns, the higher the risk of toxins.
After 2 years of implementation, the Institute of Chemistry has successfully researched and manufactured modified atmospheric packaging films (referred to as MAP films f…
In order to serve the audience in the International Firework Competition 2011, April 28, Da Nang City People's Committee in collaboration with Viet Art Joint Stock Compa…
The US military wants each of its soldiers to carry an Android-based smartphone when it comes to battle, to get information about the tactical situation and take command.
Dr. S. Kathiresan, a lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology at AIMST University, Malaysia, discovered that durian flour, after being added with some chemicals, can…
If you think smartphones are only for listening, texting and entertainment work, there may still be a shortage. For many people, these machines are also a great help for…
Every time when the weather MCs often bring a secret tool ... like what the weather MCs in the prestigious news firms in the world still show.
The switch, though still in the process of being completed at the Kajimoto lab, is part of Electro-Communications University, but it has received a lot of attention from…
A recent study by Prof. Dr. Tran Kim Quy, Institute of Applied Biochemical Technology in Ho Chi Minh City has successfully extracted Azadirachtin in neem seeds.
Scientists at the Masachusettes Institute of Technology (USA) have created a device to collect dew to get water for people living in areas where there is a lack of clean…
For the first time in the world, a device capable of bringing light to blind people has been licensed for circulation throughout Europe.
Scientists at the University of California (USA) have found a method that can help eliminate damage in the brain.
From the waste of discarding a wasted phone battery, the Le Hong Phong school group (HCMC) came up with the idea of reusing them into flashlights.
Robot experts from Recon Robotics have successfully built a robot to prevent security concerns at sea.
Chinese telecom companies are considering plans to bring Wifi everywhere in cities by taking advantage of card phone cabins into Wifi hotspots.