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From November 29 to December 3, 2006, the Institute of Biotechnology (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) collaborated with Riken Institute of Development Biology…
A ban on smoking in cinemas, shopping centers, pubs and other public places in the UK will take effect on January 1, 2007, the British government yesterday (1-12) announ…
At the beginning of November last week, in Akihabara electronic district in central Tokyo, Japanese robotics makers organized the first martial arts competition of robot…
After 60 years of debate, the Egyptian people living in the hills near Luxor agreed to relocate, allowing visitors and archaeologists to approach nearly 1,000 tombs loca…
According to MENA news agency, Egypt is currently waiting to check the robots of the Singapore - UK - Hong Kong expert group. The test is performed on a specially design…
A dinosaur nest dating from white chalk. Scientists have determined that this is a nest of flying dinosaurs, there are fossil eggs in this nest, a total of 22
China (China) has decided to build its third Antarctic research station and rebuild two existing research stations to improve its scientific research capabilities on the…
The UN Environment Program (UNEP) has decided that 2007 is the Year of the Dolphin with the aim of attracting public attention to the risks that are weighing on the fate…
Last night, December 5, former US President Bill Clinton came to Hanoi, the last stop in the Asian journey to visit countries affected by the tsunami in 2004 and visit H…
The Australian Parliament has just lifted a ban on cloning human embryos for the purpose of stem cell research. The lifting of the ban has met with opposition from the A…
The Ministry of Science and Technology has just submitted to the Prime Minister the project of Vietnam High-tech Venture Capital Fund with an estimated capital of VND 45…
A new full-body X-ray machine being tested at an American airport this month has raised concerns about privacy because of its ability ...
A hospital for Moscow drug addicts was burned and 45 women died and eight others poisoned carbon monoxide or were injured. Officials say up to 90% of possibilities are d…
On the afternoon of December 10, 2006, a demonstration took place in front of the Stockholm Theater (Stockholm Concert Hall) in time for the 2006 Nobel Prize ceremony.
According to ABC on November 13, Australian Prime Minister John Howard considers climate change a key discussion at the APEC Economic Leadership Conference in Vietnam.