It is small in size but very important for science. "As soon as I saw it, I immediately realized that I had found something unique," Prof. Pavel Stoev from the Museum of Natural History at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences told the media. He has found the unseen before creature that looks like an insect, but is actually a six-legged arthropod in a cave in Turkmenistan. English newspaper "Independent", "The National Geographic," as well as Russian newspapers and magazines reported on the discovery of the Bulgarian professor. At the age of 43 Pavel Stoev is a professor of biology and discoverer with world recognition.
As of 9 May, the Bulgarian National Radio has an official TikTok channel where users will be able to find information, but also fun videos from the on-air broadcasts of all channels, the inner workings of the BNR, and the people working for the..
120 scientists from Bulgaria and 10 countries around the world are taking part in the Sofia Science Festival. The forum opens today and runs until May 12 at the Sofia Tech Park. Organisers say that internationally renowned speakers will share..
Europe Day has been celebrated on 9 May since 1986, following a decision taken at the European Community Summit in Milan on 28 and 29 June 1985. In order to deal with the many internal conflicts in Europe, which reached their peak during the First and..
For 30 years two Bulgarian universities have been offering high-quality technical and engineering education, in French, degrees and diplomas that are..
Interest in the academic study of the Bulgarian language in Slovakia dates back almost a century. The Comenius University in Bratislava was founded in..
The conference "The work of Swiss teachers - a message and a challenge for future generations" was held today . It was organised by the National Sports..
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