Vietnamese girl 'looks' for the German Green Talent award
PhD student Le Ngoc Lieu is the only Vietnamese contestant and one of the 25 young scientists in the world to be honored in Germany this year.
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PhD student Le Ngoc Lieu is the only Vietnamese contestant and one of the 25 young scientists in the world to be honored in Germany this year.
The girls of a British college are making a small rocket, inside with an egg, which is launched at 230 meters.
Gardasil and Cervarix will be launched. These two vaccines are intended to treat papillomavirus - HPV transmitted sexually, leading to uterine cancer. Three times enough…
In a recent study of the effects of bisphenol A (BPA - a plastic additive chemical) on humans ...
Mehta is the founder and CEO of a company called CoderBunnyz, which not only won media recognition, she also became a speaker at many Silicon Valley conferences.
Liza Goldberg's work summarizes data from four satellites that track the growth and loss of mangroves, as well as rainfall, agricultural activity, and urban growth.
Most of the 15-year-old girls, though curious, but not dreaming and actually fulfilling their dreams, will put on another planet, but Alyssa Carson is not like that.
When he was just a 6th grader, Grace Moon had more people watching his artworks in one day than the people who visited the Louvre for a whole year.
Currently you probably don't know much about this girl, but in the future, this might be a name that is like alcohol, of course if you are interested in science and tech…
Young girls less than 18 years old are amazed the world with the invention against Ebola, cancer treatment or food crisis.
The irrefutable evidence of aliens, the four true divine drugs, the prophecy of the great catastrophes that took place in 2015, the girl possessed by Satan, how humans s…
An American girl took many courses to become an astronaut and wanted to become the first person to set foot on Mars.
The world today has more than 783 million people who still do not have access to clean water and electricity.
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.
When Margaret Thatcher was British prime minister, she brought climate change, acid rain and environmental pollution into important issues in the UK and the world.