Ernest Rutherford - 'Father' of nuclear physics
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Ernest Rutherford is a physicist operating in the field of radiation and atomic construction.
During the chemistry of Border Star Montessori High School, her 10-year-old Clara Lazen (living in Kansas City, Missouri, USA) discovered a model of molecular structure…
Model of measuring instruments of height and angle in space thanks to the flat mirror system of Ha Thuc Tien, 11/1 grade high school student of Hue National High School,…
American experts have created large-scale computer models to assess the formation and development of cracks in many materials.
Swiss banking experts use mathematical models to predict the champion of the 2010 World Cup and they say the ability to become the king of Brazil is the biggest.
The 19-year-old William Kamkwamba farmer from Malawi surprised the scientists and designers at the TED Global High Tech Conference in Oxford (England).
At the Institute of Space Technology (VN Institute of Science and Technology), there are very young people who are struggling to wrestle with diagrams, modules to do a v…
The grandchild of the famous chemist Marie Curie has just been present in Vietnam with the mission of transmitting her passionate passion for science through the model of
After a period of research, an Italian genealogist believed he had found the descendant of the Mona Lisa - who modeled for Léonard de Vinci to create a famous 'La Jocond…
With the product of Jupiter chemical practice robot, Nguyen Ngoc Cham, student of grade 12A2 Lang Giang High School No. 1 (Bac Giang) won the first prize in the
Washington State University scientists have successfully developed a lab model on smartphones.
This device can successfully activate the state of 'Immune inactivity' in the rabbit model, through slow release of hydroxychloroquine immunosuppressant.
For the first time, researchers used human cells to create an eye model equipped with artificial eyelids that could mimic blinking movements.
Around the 18th week of pregnancy, pregnant women begin to feel the movements of their unborn baby.
The processes that occur in human fertilization are difficult to convey by image, but a group of scientists, inspired by Star Wars, succeeded in that.