Tanning technology does not need water to help protect the environment
The Indian Central Research Institute of Skin (CLRI) has announced a breakthrough, tanning technology that does not require water during skin treatment.
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The Indian Central Research Institute of Skin (CLRI) has announced a breakthrough, tanning technology that does not require water during skin treatment.
To ensure safety when participating in traffic for yourself and those around you, choosing and arranging fire extinguishers properly is essential.
The idea of taking advantage of rubble, macadam, debris, ... from the rubble in natural disasters to turn them into concrete helps increase construction industry produ…
The Plant Protection Institute has just announced the successful study of Cordyceps fungus, a rare and valuable medicinal herb with the ability to enhance the body's ant…
The team of Plant Protection Institute is ready to transfer the technology of cultivating cordyceps fungus to potential parties and wish to replicate products to sell to…
Environmental SOS Company (Vietnam Association for Protection and Environment) has successfully proposed and tested the solution of treating oil-contaminated bilge water…
Phu Tho Plant Protection Department cooperates with Vietnam High-Tech Agricultural Seed Joint Stock Company to successfully build a pure potato breeding model in spring…
Since February 2012, the Con Dao Golden High-grade Animal Feed Factory, directly under VIC Trade Co., Ltd. has put into use a multi-purpose boiler to burn fuel mixture i…
On April 20, the solid waste treatment plant in Khanh Son landfill, Vietnam Environment Joint Stock Company officially introduced and announced.
Hau Giang farmers are using green mushrooms to spray on Dong Xuan rice fields, not only achieving high efficiency in pest control but also contributing to environmental…
Taking advantage of some used thermal sensors, Nguyen Duc Nhan, lecturer of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering - Quang Binh Agricultural and Industrial Vocational Sch…
Dao Van Quang (grade 10 / 17TN student, Phan Chu Trinh High School, Da Nang City) has fabricated the machine. When the machine is dropped on the water, people just sit o…
A recent study by Prof. Dr. Tran Kim Quy, Institute of Applied Biochemical Technology in Ho Chi Minh City has successfully extracted Azadirachtin in neem seeds.
From the waste of discarding a wasted phone battery, the Le Hong Phong school group (HCMC) came up with the idea of reusing them into flashlights.
The research group of the Plant Protection Institute has perfected the production technology using 7 multifunctional bio-pesticide products to control pests on some agri…