The father of IVF received the Nobel Prize for Medicine
Dr. Robert G. Edwards, the father of in vitro fertilization, was honored to be the owner of this year's Nobel Prize for Medicine.
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Dr. Robert G. Edwards, the father of in vitro fertilization, was honored to be the owner of this year's Nobel Prize for Medicine.
The rapid decline and disappearance of many plant and animal species as well as environmental products and services are making ASEAN a biodiversity hotspot.
Clouds like ocean waves, giant snakes long by bus, human ancestors are three of the most prominent scientific findings in 2009.
On September 22, in Hanoi, a project kick-off workshop sponsored by the Darwin Initiative Fund was named
After a wide-ranging European review, many laboratories are still allowed to continue using animals for drug research. To test the safety of drugs, people still have to…
Meat and milk originating from asexual animals do not endanger human consumption, said the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). chemical products of this type.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is considering the ability to allow the use of asexual animal meat as a normal food.
According to information from Australia Post, Australian naturalist and movie star
VND 40 billion is the amount of money that the National University of Ho Chi Minh City has approved for the project to build a Stem Cell Laboratory at Ho Chi Minh City U…
National Geographic has just published the 10 most widely read scientific news in 2006 of the magazine. Python eating pregnant sheep. A 5.5 meter long python swallowed t…
While waiting for the Olympics, Beijing officially opened in 2008, Chinese pet owners flocked to Shanghai to attend a very unique national-level pet TV.
An exhibition in London mentioned the war animals that used to be ordinary animals,
Southeast Asia Zoo Association Annual Meeting with the theme
Mobile exhibition on wildlife - part of a campaign to raise awareness about unsustainable wildlife species - will take place at many schools in Hanoi.
In the morning of August 17, three promotional videos directed by Hanoi students, aimed at calling people to stop consuming wild animals, was officially launched in Hano…