7 Vietnamese agronomists were honored by Australia
Crawford Fund, an Australian non-major organization, will award medals to 7 Vietnamese agronomists in recognition of their great contribution to the development of capac…
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Crawford Fund, an Australian non-major organization, will award medals to 7 Vietnamese agronomists in recognition of their great contribution to the development of capac…
After announcing the closure of the Fukushima-1 power plant, Japanese officials said the plant's No. 5 and No. 6 reactors were in stable condition.
Geological experts confirmed that the eruption mud phenomenon in Ninh Thuan is a completely normal geological phenomenon and not related to earthquakes.
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment affirmed the importance of freshwater resources in the context of urbanization.
Minister of Industry and Trade Vu Huy Hoang affirmed that Vietnam will only build nuclear power plants when ensuring safety for the environment and people's lives.
Efforts to restore power systems and cool overheated reactors at Japan's Fukushima I nuclear plant today were interrupted for the second time in the past 24 hours after…
Overcoming 72 nominations from 29 countries, water treatment scientist James L. Barnad won the prestigious Lee Kuan Yew water award.
US company iRobot has awarded Japan 4 robots, including 2 robots called PackBots and 2 robots called Warriors, to combine with Japanese robots to participate in disaster…
China jumped to the second position in the number of research works published in world-class scientific journals and might usurp the top of the US in 2013.
Finding sulfur in the building blocks of life, new techniques that show fingerprints and blood freezing techniques for longer storage, are news this week.
Vietnam Robocon Contest 2011 kicks off qualifying competition in the central region in Da Nang tomorrow.
Facing China's advancements in the field of science, Professor John Holdren issued a warning to the United States.
The library is opened at GS's residence. Dr. Pham Duc Duong (Former Director of Southeast Asia Research Institute) in Room 2 of C4 House, Social Sciences Collective Livi…
World population may rise to 9 billion people by 2050, pushing countries into a struggle for food because of limited supply, US scientists have warned.
On March 2, Prof. Dr. Dr. Bui Duc Phu, Director of Hue Central Hospital, said Vietnamese doctors have successfully performed the first heart transplant for a male patien…