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China ranks second in scientific research
The report of the Royal Society (RS), Britain's leading Academy of Sciences, said China has just surpassed Japan, ranking second in the world in terms of the number of r…
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Cambodia will launch its first satellite in 2013
Royal Group (Cambodia) announced that it had conquered Cambodia's first telecom satellite, marking a further milestone in Cambodia's integration into the ASEAN economy.
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China is about to lead the world in scientific research
China jumped to the second position in the number of research works published in world-class scientific journals and might usurp the top of the US in 2013.
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Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Shape and function of riots at the molecular level
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences decided to award the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for achievement
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The Nobel Economics belongs to the Americans
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences yesterday announced that American economic expert Paul Krugman (pictured) is the owner of the 2008 Nobel Prize in Economics.
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The story of a woman forgotten by science and the dream of chasing the Sun
The name Annie Maunder still exists in the scientific world, but it has been lost from the memories of life.
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Oscar - the witness cat of 5 consecutive shipwrecks in World War 2
Oscar has been dubbed Unsinkable Sam after surviving two sinking ships.
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Michael Faraday - Great ordinary
When Faraday was admitted as a professor at the Royal Academy of Sciences, every year he organized lectures on scientific universalization for young children. Every time…
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Newton is greater than Einstein?
Albert Einstein may have helped find nuclear, solar, laser and even the relationship between space and time, but Isaac Newton still has a greater influence on science an…
Medicine - Health
5 dangerous diseases The European royal family suffered in history
Queen Victoria (England) suffered from a coagulation and hereditary disorder for the next three generations, while Ivan's Violence in Russia died of syphilis.
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Hereditary blood disease haunts the Royal Family
Coagulation disorder is a rare disease with a rate of one in 10,000 people. It clung to the Royal Family for a long time.
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How does cold plasma support healing open wounds?
Dr. Do Hoang Tung, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, author of cold plasma beam projector explains this mechanism.
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Scientists predict an impending epidemic
This is the conclusion of a joint study conducted by Royal College of London and Exeter University scientists, just published in the journal Science.
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The secret in royal jelly quickly heals wounds
Royal jelly is the food that worker bees create to feed all larvae, especially queen bees.