FBI builds the world's largest bio-data bank
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) plans to spend up to $ 1 billion on a biometric data bank project to provide the Government with methods to identify people…
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The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) plans to spend up to $ 1 billion on a biometric data bank project to provide the Government with methods to identify people…
Countries in the Caribbean Sea that are vulnerable to natural disasters can be more reassured by the Caribbean Disaster Insurance Fund by the World Bank (WB).
Grameen Bank in Bangladesh and its founder, Muhammad Yunus, were awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize.
Yesterday (June 15), Vietnam Innovation Day 2006 organized by the World Bank Representative in Vietnam and the Ministry of Education and Training (PEDC). in Ha
China's Ministry of Health has issued a circular to ban the donation and supply of human eggs for commercial purposes and tighten control of sperm banks to limit the com…
With the aim of studying the effects of genes, living habits and environment for human health, the world's largest gene pool has been opened at Life Bank (Biobank) - UK…
The world's largest medical test will be launched this week in the city of Cheshire, Altrincham, England, when hundreds of volunteers will donate blood and DNA to a new…
On January 20, thousands of Londoners gathered on the banks of the River Thames to witness the emergence of two big nose whales swimming along the river, through both th…
China is planning to continue to build the second giant telescope to promote the search for other life outside the universe.
Tape drilling for sampling has started from August 15 and will end in early September.
Currently, the brain bank at Imperial College London is the largest of the 12 UK brain banks with about 1,650 specimens.
A global seed tunnel built in the Arctic to protect the world's plants from extinction due to climate change, natural disasters, and war.
Tunnel The apocalypse has just been added 20,000 species of plants from 100 countries, in an effort to protect the world's biodiversity when disaster strikes the globe.
The prospect of the Cold War glass in England was originally aimed at tracking ballistic missiles. Now it also adds to the discovery of young
A group of Hong Kong observers said they have set up a repository of DNA of rare white dolphin in China, in response to a serious decline in the number of these mammals.…