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2006 Nobel Prize in Medicine for two American scientists
Two American scientists Andrew Z. Fire and American American Craig C. Mello won the 2006 Nobel Prize in Medicine for their work on discovering how to neutralize the effe…
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Two American scientists won the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physics
The 2006 Nobel Prize for Physics has been announced today, and the winner is two US scientists: John C. Mather and George F. Smoot with scientific work.
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Cell research works won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Almost half a century after his father won the Nobel Prize, American professor Roger D. Kornberg also won this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his study of how cells…
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Little known things about the Nobel Prize
The final Nobel Prize in 2005 belonged to the field of literature awarded to the poet author - British writer Harold Pinter. But we know little about the secrets of the…
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Testament to the Nobel Prize
Correctly 110 years ago on November 27, 1895 Alfred NOBEL signed a will to spend most of his fortune for the creation of a prize named after him. One year after December…
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The world's thinnest material helps speed up the Internet
Two British Nobel laureates have come up with a new way to use graphene - the thinnest material in the world - to make the Internet
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The first woman to win the Nobel Prize
Turing Award, one of the most prestigious IT industry awards, was awarded to Frances E. Allen for her contributions to programming language when she was at IBM.
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How do scientists capture a virus image?
If you see the structure of a machine, you can guess how it works. The same is true for biological structures, such as viruses.
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Hybrids create pet dinosaurs
Gene technology is growing to allow humans to produce pet dinosaurs.
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How will blue LEDs change the face of the world?
This year's Nobel Prize for Physics was awarded to a group of three Japanese scientists for the invention of blue LED bulbs.
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Japan focuses on developing robots to serve the elderly
'Cherry Blossom Country' believes that 'real people and robots' will work together to address the shortage of young manpower because of the growing numbe…
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Lightest solid material in the world
This solid material is shaped like a sponge, made from frozen dry carbon and graphene oxide. The weight of the new solid is even lighter than the helium element of about…
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Fabulous material for future technology
Graphene material, discovered by British scientist Andre Geim in 2004 and winning him the 2010 Nobel Prize in physics, is likely to completely change the look of electro…
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Breakthrough research on graphene materials
British scientists are studying to increase the light absorption capacity of graphene to increase the applicability of the world's thinnest material.