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Nearly 40 years ago, the young Belgian scientist began his research journey in the remote part of Congo, with a mission to find out why many people died of a dangerous d…
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Nearly 40 years ago, the young Belgian scientist began his research journey in the remote part of Congo, with a mission to find out why many people died of a dangerous d…
A 37-year-old Iranian mathematician became the first woman to receive the Fields Medal, the prize known as the
Astronaut Yi So-yeon, the first Korean to fly into space, recently announced his job to pursue a career in America.
The world today has more than 783 million people who still do not have access to clean water and electricity.
Ernest Rutherford is a physicist operating in the field of radiation and atomic construction.
Marie Curie, a physicist and chemist famous for her radioactive research, was the first and only woman to receive a noble Nobel Prize in physics and chemistry.
Five years ago, on September 12, 2009, Norman Borlaug, the father of the
From close friends and common enthusiasts, Mileva Maric married and became the first wife of the famous physicist Albert Einstein.
On September 18, 1783, mathematician, physicist Leonhard Euler - who had a miraculous intellectual and spiritual power, left science to go to the afterlife.
With a passion for chemical research, Johann Böttger from an alchemist
John Paul Stapp personally participates in a test of body tolerance by sitting on a rocket-mounted sledge.
With the number 162, which is two points higher than Albert Einstein physicist, a 14-year-old boy in the UK is officially recognized as a member of the world's highest I…
Only being awarded the Nobel Prize for decades after important scientific discoveries took place could make this prestigious award no longer relevant.
On October 6, Norwegian scientists May-Britt and Edward Moser, both won the Nobel Prize for Biomedical Sciences, affirmed their marriage was the foundation for success.