Three extinct creatures may soon be brought back to life
The US biotechnology company Colossal Biosciences says the first extinct creature it is trying to revive could be born in 2028.
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The US biotechnology company Colossal Biosciences says the first extinct creature it is trying to revive could be born in 2028.
A crisis that threatens modern humans could be averted by the thing that helped the Maya survive for more than 1,000 years.
Dr. Nguyen Thuy Ba Linh was honored at the TechWomen 100 award for her contributions to research and development of advanced materials technology for biomedical applicat…
When you look up at the stars, have you ever thought about what Earth will look like in 100 million years? How will people live at that time?
Scientists created a 6-legged mouse embryo, with an extra pair of hind legs instead of external genitalia.
Professor Chen Tao's team at the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering (NIMTE) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) has invented biomimetic soft s…
In the morning of September 16, Japanese experts dropped 300 Vietnamese Koi and carp to the treated water; at the same time dropping 200 tilapia into the To Lich river b…
The world population is constantly increasing. It is estimated that people will need 50-70% more food by 2050. So where do we go to find more of this huge amount of food…
Few people know that agricultural biotechnology has produced countless new products that can change our lives.
Currently, the To Lich River water at the experimental section no longer smells and is much clearer than water samples in other areas.
If the 21st century is considered an era of biotechnology, gene technology is a new 'superstar'.
On the morning of May 20, quick test of the water sample of To Lich River, the phase of testing by Japanese technology showed that the alkalinity index and dissolved oxy…
Scientists have succeeded in producing E. coli with artificial original DNA, not from nature.
Learn about Japanese technology that promises to clean up this To Lich River.
Editing genes for animals and plants has come to life in some ways but controversies continue.