Microbiology world through microscopy
The photo contest with the microbiological world through microscopy was established by the Institute of Biotechnology, Queen Mary University in London.
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The photo contest with the microbiological world through microscopy was established by the Institute of Biotechnology, Queen Mary University in London.
It is a species with the scientific name Begonia sizemorea, discovered by American botanist Mary Sizemore by the stream at a peripheral area in Hanoi in 1996.
Four great creatures like big foot monsters appear in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming state.
Hundreds of people crowded the streets leading to the Church of St. Mary the Great in Cambridge, England, to see off the astrophysicist Stephen Hawking.
The Greek temple is located in the center of Paris, which is a rather special structure. Napoleon himself wanted to build a monument to the Great Army along the Maison C…
This monastery, founded in 1183 by the Serbie Domain Duke Stefan Nemanja and later developed by his sons became a tomb of the Nemanja dynasty and is a key point in Serbi…
With the exception of Marie Curie, how many other female scientists can you name? Let's review some of the lesser known female scientists, who have been able to contribu…
Not only was the first female doctor in the US military, Mary Edwards Walker also became the only woman to be awarded the Medal of Honor.
Vera Rubin, Cecilia Payne or Chien Shiung Wu are female scientists who have contributed to American science but are not mentioned because of gender discrimination or pir…
Mad scientist Victor Frankenstein in Mary Shelley's novel uses electricity from lightning
Death from a bite, at first glance seems a bit hard to believe, but the truth proves that this is possible.
Do you think it's hard to get pregnant even if you don't have formal sex? Just one sentence: don't underestimate sperm! By them
A brain, a body but there are many personalities living together? That is absolutely true.
For centuries, religious believers have shown that they can tolerate physical pain better than atheists.
Analyzing the results of 12 studies over the past 20 years, the team at St Mary's Hospital (UK) said women with Crohn's disease (intestinal disorder) and colon inflammat…