Animal world
The ink can recognize light
Research shows that light-emitting organs that some squid species use to disguise themselves from predators - usually fish on the seabed - can also recognize light.
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Chinese scientists develop new green rose techniques
The method revealed by the researchers is to use enzymes to produce pigments from bacteria in the petals of white flowers.
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Grade 10 students create soap to kill bacteria from betel leaves
By using betel nut, the group of students from Nhan Viet High School created a soap with antibacterial properties with natural, safe, human-friendly and environmental or…
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What to do when drinking water is contaminated
Contaminated water leads to the spread of diseases through drinking water that has become a top concern of nations. Human infectious diseases such as typhoid, dysentery,…
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Technology for raising chickens does not need antibiotics in Singapore
Kee Song Brothers Poultry of Singapore has become the first company in Southeast Asia to raise large-scale chickens without antibiotics.
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Australia creates sustainable super foods for farmed shrimp
Australian researchers have just created sustainable superfoods for shrimp, which can boost shrimp growth rates at least 30% faster.
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Made in Vietnam 'made in Vietnam' made in Vietnam
Dust, insects, bacteria ... cannot penetrate into the house due to the filter
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Preparing products from bacteria helps increase peanut yield
Researchers from the Department of Agronomy, University of Agriculture and Forestry - Hue University have studied and successfully produced nodule bacteria to increase p…
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Technology transfer for manufacturing TiO2-Ag Nano paint
Dr. Tran Ngoc Nam, Director of Thua Thien-Hue Department of Science and Technology, said after many years of research, scientists at the Department of Physics, Hue Unive…
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Clothes made from bacteria
From tea, sugar and bacteria, a British designer created very handy and fashionable outfits. The only problem of this fabric is that it absorbs moisture very strongly an…
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Turn cigarettes into pesticides
For centuries people have used tobacco as a natural organic insecticide. Recently, US scientists affirmed that this is a potential replacement for traditional pesticides.
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Treatment of radioactive uranium contamination by bacteria
According to the US Energy Commission, uranium radioactivity in nuclear power plants, arsenals, research centers and areas where nuclear bombs have occurred such as Hiro…
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Use bacteria to make pesticides
Using nearly 10 strains of Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) isolated in Vietnam, experts from the Institute of Biotechnology (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) have…
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Create energy from bacteria in termite gut
Termites are one of the most dangerous pests in the world. Each year, they can eat up to millions of wood. Currently, American scientists are studying the possibility of…
Environment
Climate change and reproduction of
It is now a hot period of the year and most people flock to the sea. And this is also the time when doctors noted the rise of a human predatory bacterium called Vibrio.