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Mr. Yoshiro Nakamatsu has the rights of more than 3,500 patents, 3 times more than 1,093 patents of the great inventor Thomas Edison.
Dr. Le Van Tri refused many business opportunities to focus on research, now he owns 21 patents on biotechnology.
During his three years at Colorado Denver University, Professor Vu Ngoc Tam owned 9 US patents and was awarded many awards at technology conferences.
Although the typewriter mechanism of American inventor Robert Eugene Turner was quite simple at the time, it set the stage for the development of more modern typewriters…
Philo Farnsworth (August 19, 1906-11 March 1971) is considered the father of modern television. he came up with this idea when he was 14 years old by drafting the first…
Last time, the scientific community had many activities to mark the 45th year since the Apollo 11 spacecraft landed on the moon.
A new study by the US National Business Council (NWBC) shows that the number of patented and trademarked women in recent years has skyrocketed, proving that they are inc…
Some recent research shows that Galileo Galilee may not be the inventor of the telescope, Alexander Fleming was not the first to discover penicillin and Graham Bell coul…
Tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, ... Ting! On June 23, 1868, 141 years ago, Christopher Latham Sholes's typewriter was patented on 79,265.
I visited the booth of the Quang Tri Department of Science and Technology just when the farmer Van Duc Quynh smirked and snuck a stack of photo papers. The visitors were…
The inventors of the farmers I met never dreamed of being a science, not a day of learning about making machines. But their inventions are very 'professional', known to…
Mr. Nguyen Dang Luong, 72, who was granted a US patent by the US Patent Office and a third patent.
'Third-class expert' at the Swiss Federal Patent Office in Bern is the time Albert Einstein cherished the mind to conquer the peak of Olympe's wisdom.
Coffee filter used once; Compressed coffee cake is suitable for industrial life but still retains the traditional Vietnamese flavor and preparation; equipment to turn on…
When Gueh How Kiap confessed to his mother about the dream of becoming an inventor, the answer he received was: In the United States it is fine, but how can I become an…