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Romanian researchers present biochar, wood vinegar study at European agroecology summit

BACAU, Romania — Researchers from the Research and Development Station for Vegetable Growing (SCDL) in Bacau are studying the use of biomass pyrolysis products as complementary solutions to organic fertilization, with preliminary research presented at a European summit in Potsdam, Germany. Dr. engineer Dan-Ioan Avasiloaiei, a senior scientific researcher at SCDL Bacau, represented the Romanian research station at the Agroecology...

Bacău Completes Rehabilitation of First Civil Protection Shelters, with Three More to Follow

The first civil protection shelters in the municipality of Bacău to be renovated under...

Bacău County Hospital to Get a Modernised Dermatology and Venereology Department

A building within the Bacău County Emergency Hospital (SJU Bacău) is set to undergo...

Local Producers from Moldova Showcase Regional Products at Carrefour Bacău

Residents of Bacău can discover and purchase products from farms and small food-processing businesses...

Buhuși hospital to provide lung cancer screening services for North-East Romania

The “Prof. Dr. Eduard Apetrei” Hospital in Buhuși will conduct lung cancer screening activities...

A Woman in a Coma Started Singing When the Doctor Asked for an “A Minor”

In a story that seems straight out of a movie, Prof. Dr. Cristian Lupașcu, head of the Surgery Clinic II and the Multi-Organ Harvesting and Liver Transplant Center at "Sf. Spiridon" Hospital in Iași, shared with Ziarul de Iași the details of an incredible case that shocked the entire...

A 59-Year-Old Man Bitten by His Own Dog, Taken to Bacău County Emergency Hospital

On Tuesday evening, a 59-year-old man from the village of Somușca, Cleja commune, was rushed to Bacău County Emergency Hospital after being attacked and severely injured by his own dog. The incident occurred at his home around 8:00 PM, and the man was transported by an ambulance crew to...

Transfăgărășan: A Marvel of Romanian Infrastructure Built with Tremendous Sacrifice

Approximately 3,000 soldiers of all ranks, four million cubic meters of earthworks, 290,000 cubic meters of foundations, and 598,000 cubic meters of macadam superstructures contributed to the realization of one of Romania’s most ambitious projects: the Transfăgărășan road. Built over four and a half years by the Romanian Army...