Producing cheese from soybeans
The research team of Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Tropical Biology has successfully produced cheese and instant noodles from soybeans. These products were tested and pi…
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The research team of Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Tropical Biology has successfully produced cheese and instant noodles from soybeans. These products were tested and pi…
For the first time, in the southern provinces, vegetables are grown in a completely automatic hydroponic method, designed by Da Lat Biology Institute and Ho Chi Minh Cit…
Today we often hear about radioactive substances killing people or victims of cancer because radioactive material comes from nuclear weapons tests ... However, that radi…
Recently, the research group of the Institute of Tropical Biology in Ho Chi Minh City has successfully researched the method of producing alcohol (Ethylic) from raw mate…
Besides the familiar energy sources from wind, sun, biology, tide ... scientists are revealing new sources of energy to replace such as: energy from waste, hot stone, wa…
The survey team comprised scientists from the Institute of Tropical Biology (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) and Berlin Cave Association (Federal Republic of…
Nearly 50 students of the Department of Biology, University of Education (Danang University) and the Zoological Association of Frankfurt (Germany) have just gone to the…
A report in the Global Biology and Biogeography (Global Ecology and Biogeography) of researchers ...
The United Nations calls on the world to act immediately to prevent the dizzying decline of animals and plants on Earth.
British engineers have just launched a car that can use bio-methane generated from waste in sewer pipes as fuel.
A Belgian biology professor loves animals, he trains a parrot who can speak two languages.
The flowers, ancient trees, sea jellyfish live from bacteria spread under the creative hands of American artists.
For the first time in the world, through today's most advanced scanning techniques, researchers at Aarhus University ...
That is the name of the photo of British photographer Steve Young in the Scilly Islands, England won the top prize in the 2010 UK Wildlife Photography Contest.
The fish are so crowded that an American biology professor is happy to throw a pebble into the sea, it will surely hit one.