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The pioneer of stem cell research resigned
A seismic incident occurred in Korean scientific research circles. Yesterday, in Seoul, Professor Hwang Woo Suk (South Korea) announced his resignation as head of the Wo…
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South Korea ranked fourth in nanotechnology
Korea currently has the advantage of surpassing Britain and France in the field of nanotechnology to advance to join the ranks of the world's four leading nanotechnology…
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Italy helps China build a solar station for the 2008 Olympic Games
Italy will help Beijing build a solar system for the Olympic Games village, providing hot water and electricity for sports competitions.
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Fabrication of semiconductor nanocrystals in Vietnam
With a few nanometers in size, quantum dots made by Vietnamese scientists have great potential for security and biological research.
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A Russian scientist loves Vietnam
Vasili Lisitsa, Ph.D., the father of the air cushion project, was the one who made titanium equipment used to crush construction stone and produce artificial sand. He is…
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Portugal, ESA installs satellite monitoring station
Portugal and the European Space Agency (ESA) have signed a treaty to install a satellite monitoring station in the Azores archipelago in the middle of the Portuguese Atl…
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China honors 2 Shenzhou VI astronauts
Yesterday Chinese leaders awarded medals and honorary degrees to the two astronauts who had entered the five-day orbit with the Shenzhou VI, showing their respect for th…
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Hayabusa spacecraft: The second successful landing
On the morning of November 26, the Japanese space agency (JAXA) said that the Hayabusa spacecraft had once again successfully landed on the asteroid and succeeded in col…
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Supporting research scientists on cloning
In Korea, the public has raised a wave of support for a scientist who studies Hwang Woo-suk cloning. Currently hundreds of women volunteered to donate eggs to Mr. Hwang'…
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Vegetable fuel throne before the oil crisis
The world does not stand by its arms and watch the rising prices of crude oil and oil resources running out. There have been a series of factories producing fuel from su…
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In 2020, China takes people to the moon
Right after the success of the second manned space ship mission, China's space program wants to bring people to the moon and build a space station within the next 15 yea…
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Earthquake survey in Ho Chi Minh City
On November 28, a team of researchers from the Institute of Geophysics began conducting an earthquake survey, which lasted about a week in Ho Chi Minh City. The team sai…
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The smallest hole in the world: 0.022 mm
Researchers at Cardiff University's Center for Production Engineering have successfully conducted drilling holes on steel with a diameter of just 22 microns using discha…
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September 2006 Robocon exam in Malaysia
'World's tallest twin tower construction' will be the subject of the 2006 Asia-Pacific robot competition for students held in the capital Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia).
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Last night (November 16), the Arian-5 rocket started launching two satellites
On November 15, the world's leading satellite launch service provider Arianespace said the launch of two telecommunications satellites via Ariane-5 missiles was delayed…