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Shrimp shells are not garbage
Shrimp shells can contribute significantly to the production of environmentally friendly biofuels.
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Biological plastic - technology of the future
With rising oil prices and the threat of climate change today, bioplastic products will be one of the traditional plastic alternatives in the near future.
Biology
Can produce artificial meat
Dutch scientists have found a way to produce artificial meat in the laboratory.
Biology
Bacteria turn CO2 into fuel
Carbon dioxide (CO2) has long been identified as the main gas causing the greenhouse effect leading to global warming.
Biology
Planting bonsai by hydroponic method
Recently, Nguyen Van Quy, a lecturer of the Department of Agronomy, Hue University of Agriculture and Forestry, succeeded with the research model of growing ornamental p…
Biology
Concentrated lemon juice with effervescent members
Put a lemon balm in a glass of water, after a few minutes, get a lemonade with flavor, color, taste ... like fresh lemon juice.
Biology
Creating transgenic plants resistant to viral disease by RNAi
The group of scientists from the Institute of Biotechnology has successfully applied genetic engineering of RNAi in the study of creating transgenic plants resistant to…
Biology
Korea makes bio-plastics
Korean scientists have been studying a polymer used daily for plastics using biotechnology.
Biology
The biggest barrier of biotechnology in Vietnam?
Biotechnology (including genetically modified technology) is considered one of the key technology industries to develop the country, but in our country is still new.
Biology
Great biofuel from algae
Hundreds of companies and laboratories around the world are racing aggressively to find an economical way to process
Biology
Successful breeding of pine species containing cancer treatment
By tissue implant method, scientists of the Institute of Biotechnology and Food, Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry have successfully propagated red pine.
Biology
The world's first human camel was born
The world's first humanized camel was born at the camel reproduction center in Dubai (United Arab Emirates) weighing 30 kg.
Biology
Feed mold to make clean soy sauce
The research team at the Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Tropical Biology has found new technology to produce 3-MCPD soy sauce ...
Biology
Producing electricity from ... straw
Researchers have developed an unprecedented biogas plant that runs entirely with agricultural waste: Straw.
Biology
In 2015, Vietnam will have genetically modified crops
Associate Professor, Dr. Le Huy Ham, Director of the Institute of Agricultural Genetics, said that by 2015, Vietnam will have genetically modified plants created by dome…