Successfully decode the genome of orange and tangerine plants
For the first time, scientists announced the decoding of the genomes of oranges and tangerines that could help treat many of their diseases as well as fight insects that…
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For the first time, scientists announced the decoding of the genomes of oranges and tangerines that could help treat many of their diseases as well as fight insects that…
America's GrinOn has invented an ingenious beer filling machine: using a magnet system to pour beer from the pouring bottom.
In order to adapt to the increasingly complex climate change situation, the Ca Mau Women's Union is lobbying people to implement the program to make compost from organic…
JSC Water tapioca in collaboration with Rhodia Energy GHG Company (belonging to the Rhodia Group - France) has put into use a wastewater treatment plant.
The Prime Minister approved the detailed planning for development of radiation application in industry and other economic and technical sectors until 2020.
The research group of the Northern Mountainous Agriculture and Forestry Science and Technology Institute has successfully bred new LDP2 tea varieties with high yield and…
For the first time in Vietnam, the Institute of Industrial Chemistry has researched, manufactured and successfully applied biodegradable polymer materials that do not po…
Mr. Tran Quang Thieu in Binh Vong village, Van Binh commune, Thuong Tin district, Hanoi city is famous as a rat-killing king.
The idea of producing solar cells with photovoltaic (PV) can revolutionize the solar energy market in the near future.
The topic 'Investigating the effects of gamma radiation on the invitro system of Cymbidium' by Dr. Vu Ngoc Boi and the research team conducted at Da Lat Nuclear Research…
Associate Professor and Doctor Le Van Thang and his colleagues succeeded in building a GIS database on waste collection system.
A group of Australian and Japanese researchers have found a fast and accurate test for mad cow disease (CJD - Creutzfeldt-Jakob).
An international team of scientists has successfully fabricated a synthetic version of the self-healing adhesive used by mussels to attach themselves to the rock.
Many American agricultural experts claim that the infection of transgenic alfalfa on traditional grass is inevitable.
The special rice variety is extremely short, giving high quality, nutritious rice that has been bred and produced for mass production.