By using graphene oxide, researchers have developed a new material that can release a drug on command.

In Vietnam agriculture, byproducts derived from rice, corn, peanut and soybean in harvest season are abundant with large amount.

Forget fingerprints and iris scans—a new form of biometric identification uses body odor to identify the individual.

A new therapy that partially reverses the cancerous state of breast tumor cells could lead to a non-invasive way to treat the early stages of breast cancer.

The scientists from Institute of Water, Irrigation and Environment (Vietnam Irrigation Science Institute) successfully researched and produced arsenic water treatment equipment by nano technology in order to serve water supply for rural areas.

It is an interactive tool that can help people observe the flow of wind around the world spectacularly.

By the end of December 2013, Dong Nai has 7/9 waste disposal sites that came into operation with total capacity of solid waste is 786 tons/day, treatment of hazardous wastes about 113 tons/day.

The Energy Storage Heating Knee Pad stores the energy generated during exercise and releases it as heat to help soothe muscles once the workout is complete.

Designed for medical professionals, the Easy Find reusable glass infusion bottle will illuminate when the IV fluid runs out, making it easier for staff to recognize when the IV needs refilling.

By using laser light to increase the effectiveness of flu shots, researchers may have found an alternative to the chemicals currently used to give the shot a boost.