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.
9 ancient muom trees in Voi Phuc temple, Hanoi, became the first trees recognized as Vietnamese heritage, today.
The website of the Swedish Academy of Sciences has said that two Russian scientists, Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov ...
Three young Vietnamese scientists were honored to receive scholarships from the National Science Research Scholarship Program ...
Professor Norman Borlaug, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for his great contributions to the fight against humanity's poverty, died in the United States at the age of 95.
Dali University in Yunnan, China, hosts a variety of local specimens and models of rich organisms and plants.
This Silicon Valley is the Skolkovo research center located near Moscow. Billionaire Viktor Vekselberg is one of the people selected to participate in the project.
Thanks to the discovery of new bacteria and their adaptive environment, it can be used to prevent diseases in aquaculture and agriculture.
Theophrastus was the successor and close colleague of Aristotle for 26 years, but it seems that the imprints of Theophrastus left in ancient science and philosophy are m…
Having never officially studied medicine, with great contributions, Louis Pasteur is still regarded as a great physician and honored.
There are people whose labor for them is not just a job for a living. Rita Levi-Montalcini, the story of the relentless hard work despite being a hundred years old, is a…
GS.TSKH Dang Vu Khuc is an important imprint for the paleontology industry in particular and the geology industry in general. His name is associated with the names of hu…
The La Recherche French memorial in the 40th anniversary of its founding (May 1970-5.2010) has reviewed many remarkable scientific advances over the past four decades.
10 years ago in a small lab like a private room, James' Jamie Thomson, an embryologist, at the University of Wisconsin, Madison changed the world with the first human em…