Breeding natural enemies to protect crops
Raising spiders, stink bugs, bees and then releasing them in the field to destroy harmful public species instead of using chemicals sprayed on fruits and vegetables, suc…
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Raising spiders, stink bugs, bees and then releasing them in the field to destroy harmful public species instead of using chemicals sprayed on fruits and vegetables, suc…
Scientists in biochemistry, molecular biology present the results of research on molecular biology applications in medicine.
A new type of technology that helps preserve fresh spinach throughout the month has been successfully applied by the Department of Preservation and Processing (under the…
Scientists at the Institute of Tropical Biology have created three probiotics from earthworms to make food for livestock, poultry and fertilizer for plants.
Canada has applied technology to help the process of identification and search for the remains of the martyrs of this country.
Many signals show that research in the field of stem cells in Vietnam is coming into application.
An energy company in Israel has just opened a power plant
Vietnam satellite image receiving station officially operated in the morning of July 9, 2009. Vietnam is the first country in Asia to have an ENVISAT satellite image rec…
Integrating many features or advanced technologies. That is the common feature of two models of multi-purpose agricultural, one-in-one and one foreign, which have just b…
Using rice husk as electricity generation material not only does not cause pollution, but the amount of ash obtained after burning is not small.
Over the weekend, the European Nuclear Research Organization (CERN) announced the restart of the world's largest nuclear accelerator (LHC) located in the French-Swiss bo…
Paula Sunshine, a British builder, came up with a great method, which is to use human hair to replace cow fur to create a mixed mortar for plastering.
Currently in cities, especially Hanoi capital, the land fund for agricultural production in general and vegetable production in particular is increasingly narrowed, whil…
By irradiating gamma rays (Co60) on black sesame, Vietnamese researchers have created mutant sesame varieties with beneficial traits such as many fruits, not reducing th…
Researchers at Boston University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have used nanotechnology to make major improvements in the ability to increase thermal e…