Vietnamese people find ways to multiply eucalyptus clones
Mr. Cao Dinh Hung - a Vietnamese graduate student in Australia, has developed a method of breeding new tropical hardwood plants.
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Mr. Cao Dinh Hung - a Vietnamese graduate student in Australia, has developed a method of breeding new tropical hardwood plants.
Traveling on a picnic is an increasingly popular and popular form of rest. Lying on the grass, breathing in the fresh air, making a light meal, then leaving and ... leav…
Do not expect to be safe in the house. You are poisoned by the gas generated from furniture, carpets, wall paint ... Two experts have created a type of filter that inclu…
In 2018, we are at Imperial College in London, the world press is about to witness the first event on the planet. Soon, Professor John Pendry will present his latest inv…
Due to coincidence, ancient people remarked that the shadow of a tree was amputated when the sun moved in the sky. Similarly, when plugging a vertical stick on the groun…
Not only are they able to invent things that have changed people's lives, they have created quite odd things that even look stupid with the common name Chindogu.
When discussing the promotion of e-commerce (e-commerce), people often mention the legal framework, technical, and transmission capacity. But that's only the necessary c…
First of all, we must admire the vitality of plants: they always grow toward light, showing a strong survival instinct.
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With only the internet and determination, two Sudanese men have attempted to create the country's first flying agricultural robot - a big step in the fight against deser…
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT have taken an important step to turn things around
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) says it is working on a project that could help the military improve its ability to detect threats and espionage.
Painted bright and quietly running under the trees, the EZ10 bus travels across the campus of the National Taiwan University.
The work is led by Hongfang Ma of the Qilu University of Technology, focusing primarily on turning waste into a porous carbon material used in energy storage technology.
The vertical forest design that spans skyscrapers promises to be a viable solution to help China cope with heavy air pollution.