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Principles of thermodynamics I and II prevent researchers from making permanent motors, imaginative devices that can produce infinite power.
General Director of Doosan Heavy Industries Vietnam Limited (Doosan Vina) said that Doosan Vietnam representatives are Vietnamese engineers and workers working at Doosan…
For the first time in the world, European scientists have succeeded
This morning, Vietnam Fabrication Exhibition 2009 and Nepcon Vietnam 2009 opened at Hanoi International Exhibition Center.
With a few nanometers in size, quantum dots made by Vietnamese scientists have great potential for security and biological research.
NASA deliberately blurred a part of the structure of the James Webb Space Telescope in the video about this telescope.
Thirteen organizations from four countries: the United States, India, Australia and New Zealand joined together to create a radio telescope - called Murchison Widefield…
Nguyen Duong Kim Hao's laser marking machine won the special prize of
A Chinese farmer succeeded in creating two fake arms for himself. Mr. Sun Jifa, 52, who lives in Jilin Province, northern China, lost two arms due to early explosions in…
Manufacturing small and medium devices, so Dr. Hoang Tien Cuong, Institute of Chemical Technology said,
Using a microprocessor board and a combination of pressure sensor, Quang Ngai male students make cheap robotic hands for people who lose money.
With the criteria of safety, intelligence and versatility, robotic fabrication specialists have launched many useful elderly support products.
Scientists are still developing new and innovative methods to use drug-distributed nanoparticles to kill cancer cells inside the body without causing side effects.
An international team of scientists has successfully created an artificial muscle made of super-cheap plastic fibers.
Chinese scientists have successfully built a device, which looks like a piece of paper, mimicking the process of electrochemical signaling in the human brain.