The 2023 Nobel Prize in Economics honors an American female professor
Ms. Claudia Goldin is the third woman to win the Nobel Prize in Economics in the 55-year history of this award.
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Ms. Claudia Goldin is the third woman to win the Nobel Prize in Economics in the 55-year history of this award.
Associate Professor. Dr. Ta Thi Hoai An has just been approved by the State Council of Professors to qualify for the professor title in 2023. She has become the third fe…
Dr. Tran Thi Kim Chi; Associate Professor-Dr. Nguyen Thi Thu Hoai and Associate Professor-Dr. Nguyen Thi Ai Nhung, have potential research projects in the fields of Mate…
In 1787, thanks to discovering many new celestial bodies and assisting her brother, Caroline Herschel was paid by King George III and became a professional female astron…
Dr. Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, Vinmec Institute of Stem Cell Research and Gene Technology, was elected to the Global Academy of Young Scientists, thanks to her outstanding…
Male robot Mohammad behaved inappropriately with a female reporter during a technology event taking place in Riyadh.
Marina Popovich is an elite pilot, writer and poet. The only thing she has yet to conquer is space.
Vuong Trinh Nghi has become a bright star in the field of science, dubbed the 'Marie Curie of China'.
Penguins only mate with one male/female all their life. If one of them dies, the other will live alone for the rest of his life. But the rapid pace of climate change is…
A pair of yellow-spotted swordtail butterflies - one of the rarest phoenix butterflies in the world - were born in Jiangxi Jiangxi National Nature Reserve in early Augus…
A 17th- to 18th century vampire tomb has just been unearthed in Poland, inside is the remains of a woman with a sickle around her neck to prevent her from returning to t…
Red crayfish with a reproductive rate of 1,000 eggs / time were recently discovered in Texas, causing concern to experts.
Russian cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova made her name in history when she flew into space in 1963.
Female killer whales live more than 80 years - much longer than male killer whales, and there's a special reason for that.