chemistry

On February 24, 2010, IUPAC officially informed the world: the heaviest element was officially named Copernicum, the name of the Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.

Two American scientists and one Japanese professor won the Nobel Prize in chemistry for their work in discovering and developing a glowing protein of jellyfish.

Currently, the brain bank at Imperial College London is the largest of the 12 UK brain banks with about 1,650 specimens.

The saying 'failure is a successful mother' is probably right in the field of scientific research. In order to achieve a scientific achievement, researchers must perform countless

In the field of super heavy element science; The study found new elements to fill the last empty cells and extend the periodic table of chemical elements, ...

UNESCO highlights the vital role of science in understanding the living environment of mankind and in development and peace.

Translator's Introduction: A world-class science and technology built over the 80 years of the Soviet Union's existence is at risk of decline and heavy lag in the context of

Two months after receiving an open letter from more than 200 scientists sent to the country's top leader, DA President Medvedev, Prime Minister VV Putin

Two months after receiving an open letter from more than 200 scientists sent to the country's top leader

The latest superheavy element with atomic number 112 from now on has been officially named Copernicium with the symbol Cn, that is, the 112th cell in the periodic table of chemical