I don’t know whether the Day of Enlightenment will ever appear on the all-Russian calendar, but the founder of the Enlightenment Prize, Dmitry Zimin, does not lose hope. And the award continues to live in the public space. Recently, on October 9, the shortlist for the twelfth season was announced at the Art Space gallery in Moscow. Four works were nominated in the “Natural and Exact Sciences” category. This: 1. Kleshchenko E. DNA and its people. A Brief History of DNA Identification 2.

In the USSR, the authorities believed that an anti -Soviet could be either a spy or a madman. Since the normal Soviet person cannot be against the Soviet regime and not understand that the teachings of Marx are all upset, because it is true.