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On September 13, in Ho Chi Minh City, the Vietnam National Office of Intellectual Property cooperated with the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property and the V…
At the AGROVIET 2007 International Fair taking place in Hanoi, there is a special display area, attracting the attention of numerous visitors. These are the displays of…
Japanese researchers have built a robot that can swing on the floor by guessing your move. The PBDR dance robot, which takes the form of a woman, has a sensor around the…
In 2005, the world witnessed the leaps of high-tech science with many interesting inventions rich in humanity. The prestigious American Technology Magazine voted for the…
This ENV car looks really muscular. Weighs 100kg and is made of aluminum, the car can reach a speed of 80km / hour thanks to the engine powered by hydrogen batteries. Pr…
Toyota has just been surprised to launch the I-unit at the Shanghai International Auto Show. This is an electric car that automatically drives. With a specially designed…
Every year, a scientist can create a series of equipment from budget money. However, most inventions from the subject of the scientist were rejected by reality. Why?
Time magazine's technical, scientific and health journalists have announced the cloning of a dog Snuppy is the most unique invention in 2005. This award is published eve…
Abacus - 190 AD The abacus use was recorded in Chinese history books for the first time in 190 AD. Chinese tools are considered the fastest calculation method for centur…
Researchers at the University of Washington (USA) have invented a type of thermonuclear reactor capable of producing clean electricity at a low cost.
In the race to invent, hunt for the last super heavy elements in the periodic table, the Institute of Nuclear Research (JINR) in the scientific city of Dna, Russia,
On October 7, Hanoi City People's Committee celebrated a ceremony to celebrate the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi for the construction of the first 500KV-3x 150M…
This great telescope is being built in the driest desert on earth. Through 66 giant parabolic antennae, scientists want to look to the boundaries of space and time.
According to Sputnik, Donna Strickland is a laser physicist working at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
Canadian researcher Donna Strickland, associate professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Waterloo, is one of three scholars who won the Nobel Prize for Ph…