ベトナムの科学者がワクチン保存研究で名誉ある米国の助成金を獲得 ダオ・ミン・フイ氏は、冷たい飲み物を飲みながらの偶然の観察により、凍結融解サイクルを繰り返してワクチンを保存する新しい方法を開発
ルイジアナ大学モンロー大学薬学部の助教授であるダオ・ミン・ホイ氏は、生物学的医薬品と生きた細胞を保存するより良い方法の研究のために、4月に米国国立科学財団から3年間の38万ドルの助成金を獲得した。 NSF の資金は競争力が高く、厳格な審査を受ける基礎科学研究に焦点を当てています。
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