Science, technology information access place opens to public
The National Agency for Science and Technology Information on May 17 opened a place providing free access to science and technology information at No.24, Ly Thuong Kiet street.
Inside the sci-tech information access place at No.24, Ly Thuong Kiet street in Hanoi (Photo: tcvn.gov.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) – The National Agency for Science andTechnology Information on May 17 opened a place providing free access toscience and technology information at No.24, Ly Thuong Kiet street, in Hanoi’sHoan Kiem district.
The establishment of the information access place aimed to encouragenot only scientists and students but also all members of the public to searchfor and acquire science and technology information of the country and theworld.
The information sources include about 7,700 domestic andforeign magazines, 380,000 books and 17,000 monographs, as well as 23,000 researchprojects at the national, ministerial and provincial levels.
People can also access 220,000 Vietnamese scientific reportsand 40 million international documents over the world.-VNA
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Inside the sci-tech information access place at No.24, Ly Thuong Kiet street in Hanoi (Photo: tcvn.gov.vn) 
