1. Aven Petr Olegovich, Kokh Alfred Reingoldovich , “Gaidar’s Revolution: A First-Hand History of the Reforms of the 90s”, M.: Alpina Publisher, 2013.
2. Balabukha Andrey Dmitrievich , “An attempt on a myth, or the Pearls of Clio”, St. Petersburg: NPPL “Native Spaces”, 2012.
3. Bukhar Mikhail Iosifovich , “Popular about microbiology”, M.: Alpina non-fiction, 2012.
4. Vaskin Alexander Anatolyevich , “Moscow, burned by fire.” Mother See in 1812", M.: Sputnik+ Publishing House, 2012.
5. Goder Dina Natanovna , “Artists, visionaries, circus performers. Essays on the Visual Theater", M.: New Literary Review, 2012.
6. Derlugyan Georgy Matveevich , “How this world works. Sketches on macrosociological topics”, M.: Gaidar Institute Publishing House, 2013.
7. Zhukov Dmitry Anatolyevich , “Wait, who’s leading? Biology of human behavior and other animals" (Manuscript), M.: Alpina non-fiction, 2013.
8. Zlobin Nikolay Vasilievich , “America... People live!”, M.: Eksmo, 2013.
9. Ivanov Vyacheslav Vsevolodovich , “From letters and syllables to hieroglyphs. Writing systems in space”, M.: Languages of Slavic Culture, 2013.
10. Karol Igor Leonidovich , Kiselev Andrey Aleksandrovich, “Paradoxes of climate”, M.: AST-PRESS KNIGA, 2013.
11. Karpushina Natalya Mikhailovna , “Outside the format. Entertaining mathematics: gymnastics for the mind or the art of surprising?”, M.: ANO Editorial Board of the journal “Science and Life”, 2013.
12. Kopelev Dmitry Nikolaevich , “Division of the ocean in the 16th-18th centuries. Origins and evolution of piracy", St. Petersburg: Kriga, 2013.
13. Krongauz Maxim Anisimovich , “Albansky’s Self-Teacher”, M.: ACT: Corpus, 2013.
14. Lovchev Vladimir Mikhailovich , “Alcohol in European culture”, M.: ID KDU (Book House University), 2013.
15. Milchina Vera Arkadyevna , “Paris in 1814-1848. Everyday Life”, M.: New Literary Review, 2013.
16. Mosevitsky Mark Isaakovich , “The prevalence of life and the uniqueness of the mind?”, Gatchina Leningrad region: Publishing House PNPI RAS, 2008.
17. Obraztsov Petr Alekseevich , “Amazing stories about creatures of all kinds. Secrets of those who inhabit the earth, water and air”, M.: Lomonosov, 2012.
18. Petrov Alexander Nikolaevich , “Gravity. From crystal spheres to wormholes”, Fryazino: Vek-2, 2013.
19. Prasol Alexander Fedorovich , “From Edo to Tokyo and back”, M.: Astrel: Corpus, 2012.
20. Prishchepenko Alexander Borisovich , “The Hiss of Shells”, M.: Morkniga, 2010.
21. Serov Mikhail Stanislavovich , “Global Warming”, M.: Book Club Knigovek, 2010.
22. Sonkin Viktor Valentinovich , “Rome Was Here,” M.: ACT: Corpus, 2013.
23. Sergey Borisovich Taranenko , Artem Aleksandrovich Balyakin, Kirill Vladimirovich Ivanov, “Half Dead Cat, or What Nanotechnology Threatens Us,” M.: Binom. Knowledge Laboratory, 2013.
24. Shustov Boris Mikhailovich, Rykhlova Lidiya Vasilievna + team of authors , “Asteroid-comet danger: yesterday, today, tomorrow”, M.: Fizmatlit, 2010.
25. Ekshtut Semyon Arkadyevich , “Daily life of the Russian intelligentsia from the era of great reforms to the Silver Age”, M.: Young Guard, 2012.
Special nomination: “Biography”
1. Belyakov Sergey Stanislavovich , "Gumilev, Son of Gumilev", M.: ACT, 2013
2. Boris Tenenbaum , “The Great Churchill”, M.: Eksmo, Yauza, 2011.
Z. Chertanov Maxim , "Darwin", M.: Molodaya Gvardia, 2013.
Out of competition: inclusion in the library mailing list
1. Chudakova Marietta Omarovna , “Time to read! Shelf 1, 2, 3. Not for adults,” M.: Vremya, 2012.
Creative competition “Simply about the complex”
We continue to accept applications for participation in the “Simply About Complex” competition. Students and graduate students of Russian universities, as well as correspondents writing about science, can send their works to the competition page http://lifttothefuture.ru/projects/view/section/project513/3273 until October 10, 2013. “Simply about Complex Things” is a creative competition for students, graduate students, young scientists to popularize their own scientific ideas and the ideas of the scientific groups in which they work, as well as for aspiring science journalists - popularizers of modern scientific knowledge. The goal of the competition is to help undergraduates, graduate students and science media correspondents talk about scientific achievements and research in an engaging manner. The main requirement for participants' articles is that the popular science publication submitted to the competition must be based on a scientific article published in a highly rated scientific journal. Organizers of the competition: the “Lift to the Future” program and Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov, the competition is held as part of the All-Russian Science Festival.
Competition entries must correspond to one of eight areas: “Chemistry and materials science”, “Nanotechnology and nanomaterials”, “Physics and astronomy”, “Biology, biotechnology and medicine”, “Ecology, environmental management and Earth sciences”, “Applied mathematics, information and communication systems and technologies”, “Technical Sciences” and “Humanities”. The participants’ works in each area will be evaluated in two categories: “Best popular science article by a young scientist” and “Best popular science article by a scientific journalist.”
Summing up will take place from October 11 to November 20, 2013 . The winners will be awarded on November 25-29, 2013. The authors of the best works will receive grants for internships and other prizes. Contacts: Alexandra Novikova 8-915-200-92-88, Natalya Orlova 8-917-567-80-60 press@festivalnauki.ru
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