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Chitofood food additives, derived from nature can completely replace borax in food processing and preservation will be mass produced in July 2006. Chitofoood powder in w…
Many scientific works have high practical application value, even have a small market value, but still cannot be applied to promote efficiency in social life. This is a…
Currently, the brain bank at Imperial College London is the largest of the 12 UK brain banks with about 1,650 specimens.
Throughout the history of the Nobel Prize, never before has the Council of Appraisals encountered the harsh reaction of public opinion as in 1919, when Fritz Haber, a Ge…
Professor Frances H. Arnold (American) is the fifth woman in history to win the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Alice Augusta Ball was born on July 24, 1892 in Seattle, Washington, USA, whose mother is Laura, a photographer and her father is James P. Ball, Jr., a lawyer.
Afred Nobel has died twice. Nobel is the rare person in the world who can read his own obituary. The obituary published in a French newspaper was, of course, a mistake,…
Without the research of Nguyen Xuan Hai (29 years old), who is a lecturer in pharmaceutical chemistry, University of Natural Sciences, National University of Ho Chi Minh…
The noble award recognizes the great merits of individuals who have contributed to this mankind with a history of over 100 years.
In the world, only 4 people have won noble prizes twice. Below is the name of the four outstanding scientists.
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…
Having left the Institute of Chemistry to go to business, but the passion for research has led Duong Tuan Hung to return, with his colleagues to successfully manufacture…
Chemistry is a rather dry subject, but revolving around finding elements in the periodic table has many strange stories.
In 2012, chemistry professor Jennifer A. Doudna of Berkeley University discovered a promising CRISPR-based tool that could be used to customize DNA genetics correctly.
Marie Curie, a physicist and chemist famous for her radioactive research, was the first and only woman to receive a noble Nobel Prize in physics and chemistry.