The Ethiopian Prime Minister won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution to ending conflict with neighboring Eritrea.
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Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution to ending conflict with neighboring Eritrea.
Genetic studies are expected to win this year. Immunology, cancer, and infectious diseases have fewer opportunities.
After five years of hard work, Ronald Ross discovered the parasitic nature of mosquitoes that transmit malaria, and was awarded the 1902 Nobel Prize in Medicine.
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The smallest mass spectrometer in the world created by a Nobel laureate in 2002 and expected to play an important role in pharmaceutical research
This year, he is 96 years old, but his scientific journey has not reached its destination: he has spent most of his time in the basement, experimenting with new inventio…
In the history of the world, many talented students in the Year of the Pig (1839, 1959) left many legacies for humanity.
To date, the Nobel Prize has been awarded to many outstanding individuals with outstanding achievements. There are supposedly great inventions in history that change the…
France is the most populous country in the world or women in the country have been banned from wearing pants.
Stephen Hawking is one of the most prominent scientists but he has never been named at the prestigious Nobel Prize ceremony.
The amount of hair on the body, like eating chocolate, drinking less alcohol, left-handed ... can be the factor that contributes to determining the intelligence of each…
Historically there is no shortage of female geniuses who have made great contributions to human development. Here are 10 most famous female geniuses.
The mass market in the technology industry has quickly returned to European and American companies during the transition period between the nineteenth and twentieth cent…
The survey with the participation of 50 Nobel laureates revealed the greatest threats to human survival.
The sting is certainly painful, but have you ever wondered where to inject it?