Scientists discover new type of oxygen with strange properties
Scientists in Japan have created two new forms of oxygen that have unusual properties compared to popular theories about atomic structure.
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Scientists in Japan have created two new forms of oxygen that have unusual properties compared to popular theories about atomic structure.
Not only dominating the processing speed, Fugaku supercomputer also occupies the top positions in 3 categories of applications in industry, applications of artificial in…
Researchers at the RIKEN Center for Sustainable Natural Science (CSRS) in Japan and colleagues at Sains University in Malaysia (USM) have succeeded in explaining the gen…
The team at the Riken BioResource Center, City of Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan led by scientist Atsuo Ogura used a blood cell in a rat's circulatory system to crea…
As discoverers of the new element, the aforementioned group of scientists has been given naming rights, with very specific criteria.
Japanese scientists have recently been honored by IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) to name the element 113.
Vietnamese and Japanese scientists on May 22 agreed to study the application of genetic modification techniques to increase productivity and quality in Vietnamese cassav…
In 2013, those who are interested will be able to watch the fierce horse race between the science knights from the Dubna (Russia-US) centers, GSI (Germany) and RIKEN (Ja…
From November 29 to December 3, 2006, the Institute of Biotechnology (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) collaborated with Riken Institute of Development Biology…
Japan 's stem cell scientist yesterday found suicide hanging, after months of exhaustion and stress thought to be related to research suspected of faking data and plagia…
Obokata said Riken has admitted that the person who successfully created STAP cells but she did not give the name of the person during the press conference on 9 April.
According to the Japanese Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (Riken), at the present time, there has been no unusual change in the main content of STAP research…
According to Today's THV, a Japanese research institute has invented an unknown chemical element - the 113th element.
Japanese physicists, in Physicsworld, reported in July 2010 that the list of known nuclear numbers was further extended with 45 new neutron-rich isotopes.