New oil sand extraction technology
The new, more environmentally friendly method will extract oil from oil sands that has been developed by researchers at Penn State University (USA).
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The new, more environmentally friendly method will extract oil from oil sands that has been developed by researchers at Penn State University (USA).
Scientists at the University of Twente (Netherlands) have just studied a new method that can extract biofuels with high efficiency and low cost from agricultural and for…
Scientists from Northeastern Japan University and Northeast Electric Company have successfully researched new technologies that can extract Bio-ethanol with high efficie…
Teeth that have plucked can bring revolution to finding stem cells to develop into any type of cell in the human body.
An international team of researchers extracted large amounts of DNA from the feathers of two permanently preserved mammoths in Siberia.
Environmentally friendly biodiesel due to its low sulfur content can be extracted from Jatropha tree seeds (Porridge), a plant that grows wild in our northern provinces.
Scientists from Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology have just studied the technology of extracting Melaleuca and activated carbon from Melaleuca. Melaleuca leaves…
Second-generation bio-extract plants - These plants make biofuels from ligno cellulose materials such as straw, grass and wood - which have been explored for a long time…
A group of scientists from the Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Chemical Technology has researched and perfected the technological process of extracting frankincense essent…
American researchers have succeeded in cloning mouse clones by first using adult stem cells extracted from the rodent's skin.
With the goal of competition and attracting domestic consumers, Taiwanese scientists have developed a new type of rice that promises not only delicious but also deliciou…
Sperm extracted from mice and testicles in the refrigerator for 15 years still produces healthy babies. The recent work of an international research group has opened up…
For the first time in the world, Chinese scientists have launched a pilot plantation project to extract toxic arsenic from farmland.
The monkey that DNA scientists extracted determined unlike any other monkey species existing on Earth with very different characteristics.