France spent 1 billion euros to develop nuclear power
President Nicolas Sarkozy said France would invest 1 billion euros to develop nuclear energy despite fears of increasing the safety of nuclear power after the nuclear po…
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President Nicolas Sarkozy said France would invest 1 billion euros to develop nuclear energy despite fears of increasing the safety of nuclear power after the nuclear po…
10 technology companies in the French laboratory will come to Vietnam in the next few days to attend an exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy invited many reputable mathematicians to the celebration dinner at the Elysee Palace last afternoon, including two winners of the Fields…
On the morning of September 16 at the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), the signing ceremony of cooperation agreement was established to establish an inter…
Millau Viaduct is a bridge spanning the valley of the river Tarn near Millau in southern France ...
French President Nikolas Sarkozy said the country would build a third-generation nuclear reactor to cope with the current energy crisis.
Britain and France will sign an agreement to build a new generation nuclear power plant and bring the technology anywhere in the world in an effort to combat climate cha…
The French judiciary has just nullified a decision of the city of Rouen, involving returning to New Zealand an artifact of the city museum.
On the morning of July 10, the French Ambassador to Vietnam awarded the CATHARE Ministry of Science and Technology with the function of simulating incidents occurring in…
Currently, 1 out of 3 adult French smokers. However, starting tomorrow, 1-2, they will have to be careful when they are
Yesterday, most of the public lights in Paris were turned off within 5 minutes of the campaign
Since January 1, 2007, gas stations in France have been officially approved to sell a new biofuel, bioethanol (or superethanol). More precisely, this is the type of E85…
The oldest Egyptian mummy studied so far, will be introduced under all cutting classes early next year at a museum in Toulouse, France, with computer-generated reproduct…
The Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Palace of Versailles in France as a World Cultural Heritage in 1979.
All beasts in Les Machines de Lle are giant, lively, artistic machines, inspired by the Twenty Thousand-mile novel under the sea.