Women who won Nobel prizes
French physicist of Polish origin Mari Curie (1867-1934) is the woman who won the earliest and most Nobel Prize (twice). In 1903
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French physicist of Polish origin Mari Curie (1867-1934) is the woman who won the earliest and most Nobel Prize (twice). In 1903
Each year, the Royal Society holds a photo contest to mark
William Gilpin, from Stanford University, USA won the first prize of Nikon's competition with the 8-week-old starfish film, Seeker, on December 14.
Perhaps this is one of the luckiest riders of all time?
Joining hands to protect it before it's too late, we won't want to leave our descendants a barren barren Earth.
Horton's new clip shows, two snakes coiled their bodies together like ropes twisted and struggling constantly. Both tried to use the head to bite the opponent, but faile…
A doctor from Lisbon, Germany won the grand prize for reconstructing a small-scale life in a moving state, thanks to an authentic video of the development of a fetus of…
A group of Canadian engineers won $ 250,000, a prize to make the bike soar like a helicopter.
Professor Dam Thanh Son and two colleagues from the United States were honored for their work on quantum mechanics affecting many things.
Lac Hong University (LH - GALAXY) won convincingly in the final in the speed race.
The vote counting process to select the 2018 Nobel Prize in Medicine was completed and announced by the Nobel Prize Medical Committee of the Karolinska Institute (Sweden…
An American scientist and two Canadian scholars won the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics with a prize worth one million dollars.
The drug has the ability to antibody, neutralize toxins, treat autoimmune diseases and metastatic cancer based on the method of using microorganisms.
4 out of 5 Vietnamese contestants attending the Olympic Games on Astronomy and Astrophysics won the medal. This is also the first year our country won the gold medal in…
On March 2, the Vietnam Women's Union announced two 2017 Kovalevskia female scientists.