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The work of a breakthrough Vietnamese graduate student in Australia
A scientific project that has been evaluated as breakthrough in the past 30 years in the field of industry and environment, has just been implemented by Vietnamese gradu…
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When a bee loses sleep
Nobody works well when tired, and insects are no exception. Like humans, bees when sleepiness becomes a bad dancer and a poor communicator, according to New Scientist ma…
Biology
Find the virus related to blood sucking insects
International scientists have successfully studied in the laboratory the causes, pathogens of blood-sucking insects.
Biology
The tissue transplant has 'renewed' a Belgian
A Belgian woman had a larynx that worked well after surgeons implanted airway cells of a dead man into the arm.
Biology
India developed a new method of creating organs
India has developed a new method to create replacement organs for lost human organs or impaired functioning.
Biology
Great biofuel from algae
Hundreds of companies and laboratories around the world are racing aggressively to find an economical way to process
Biology
Artificial leather is produced in a fully automated process
The skin produced in the factory has long been a dream for pharmacists, chemists, and doctors. The research work set out the urgent need for a large amount of skin sampl…
Biology
Mechanism of resistance to many bacterial drugs
In an article published in Science, it first decoded the molecular mechanism by which bacteria resist many antibiotics, or even allow bacteria to adapt to a new environm…
Biology
Insecticide from ... stink bugs
Finding out the process of breeding brown stink bugs with white border, four students of '8X' of Vinh University gave effective solutions to kill pests.
Biology
Tobacco is completely free of nicotine
Scientists at Kyoto University (Japan) have made a breakthrough in the way of creating tobacco that does not contain nicotine toxins.
Biology
First synthetic tree
In Cornell University lab, for the first time in the world, the research group of Abraham Stroock and Tobias Wheeler created synthetic plants ...
Biology
The male 'does not manage the distance' to find a partner
Finding a mate can be a hard work, the giant night cricket Cook Strait, Deinacrida rugosa, is a living testament to that.
Biology
Spiders eat together and stay together
UBC zoologists have recently discovered that the ability to work together to catch large prey has allowed spiders to live in the flock to expand the law of nature to rea…
Biology
Bacteria are eroding historical sites
The Hindu temple from the 12th century is magnificent as the palace lurking behind forests in Cambodia is not only a place to welcome visitors but also a warm host of a…
Biology
Life before protein
Early cells may have energized through molecular membranes with fat. Long before the chickens and eggs, life had to solve the difficult problem of 'chicken first or eggs…