Let's start from the beginning - you have just graduated from university. If you are not local, then you are immediately faced with the fact that you have absolutely nowhere to live

Rarely does a film lead to such an obvious split in society as Pavel Lungin’s film “The Tsar” with the original Mamonov in the role of Ivan the Terrible and the incomparable Yankovsky in the role of Metropolitan Philip. On the one hand - the laurels of film festivals, on the other - a video message from the writer Vyacheslav Manyagin to the President and his “Falsification Commission” with a request to ban the film’s distribution as slanderous and damaging to Russia.

The website of the British Royal Society ( royalsociety.org ) contains the original story, which is known to everyone who has studied physics since childhood. The British posted a scan of the manuscript of Isaac Newton’s friend and biographer, William Stukeley, on the Internet. “After lunch the weather became warm, we went out into the garden and drank tea in the shade of the apple trees. He (Newton) told me that he was in the same place as before, and gravity was on his mind.

Dear editors! In the previous issue ( TrV No. 44 ) an article by Lev Samuilovich Klein “It’s time to stop” was published. It is unlikely that this article left anyone indifferent. We can agree with much of it. What is L.S. Klein is certainly right in that alcoholism in Russia is a very serious problem. The author is also right that alcohol is a drug and the attitude towards it should be the same as towards any drug. I have always been amazed by the inconsistency of the state on this issue.

On one of the dating sites there is an advertisement for a girl from Nizhny Tagil: “A smart, attractive, self-sufficient, sexy girl wants to meet a smart, handsome, decent, self-sufficient young man for a serious relationship.” Very subtle: the girl is attractive, and the young man must be handsome (i.e., beauty is not required, let there be at least minimal charm); the girl is sexy, and the man needs a decent one (logical).

Announcement of the issue What to do with the citation index? (page 2) As you know, in November 2009, the President of the Russian Federation gave instructions to the Minister of Education and Science Andrey Fursenko and the Minister of Economic Development and Trade Elvira Nabiullina, before February 1, 2010, submit proposals on the use of the citation index to assess the performance of scientists.

Valentin Bazhanov, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Ulyanovsk State University. university The role of state grant funds (RFBR and RGNF) in preserving the scientific potential of Russia cannot be overestimated. And this judgment is fair provided that only 6 and 1% of the allocations for scientific research are allocated for their activities (RFBR and RGNF, respectively).

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A long time ago, when there was no Unified State Exam, people still applied to several universities at the same time. The logic is simple: if you don’t get into a good institute, you will get into a bad one, you can transfer or re-enroll next year, in any case you’ll be in business. It’s still not possible to work fully before the age of 18 - the Labor Code protects teenagers so well that employers try not to get involved with them. Therefore, I entered not only St.

LCROSS mission, acceleration block Centaur. Image NASA 2009 was declared UNESCO by the International Year of Astronomy. The reason was that 400 years ago Galileo Galileo made the first astronomical discoveries with the help of a telescope. The last year of expectation was fully justified - many interesting results were obtained. This happened largely thanks to the work of new observational instruments and satellites.

All explanations about the details of the competition can be found on the website of the Federal Target Program “Scientific and scientific-pedagogical personnel of innovative Russia”, on the page http://fcpk.ru/catalog.aspx?Catalog1d=578

I read with interest the article “The Transparent Whirlpool of Akademintorg” , published in the 43rd issue of the Trinity Option. I am generally aware of the problems discussed in this publication: although I have been working in North America for a long time, I often visit home and maintain friendly relations with many scientists in Russia. Recently I had to discuss a publication in TRV with one of the fairly well-known Western specialists.

As is known, in November 2009, the President of the Russian Federation instructed the Minister of Education and Science Andrei Fursenko and the Minister of Economic Development and Trade Elvira Nabiullina to submit proposals on the use of the citation index to assess the effectiveness of scientists' work by February 1, 2010. In the material below, Mikhail Gelfand, Evgeny Onishchenko and Sergey Popov discuss how and in what cases it is reasonable to apply different bibliometric criteria.

A significant part of the materials in the pre-New Year issue of the “Trinity Option” was devoted to - how to put it mildly - the ugliness inherent in the organizational structure of our scientific world.

In 2010-2011 Russian (and world) science is celebrating two anniversaries. First, the 280th anniversary of how a young Pomeranian youth, who was finally fed up with his stepmother and the inability to study, forged documents and fled to the capital (yes, at the time of Mikhailo Vasilyevich’s escape, the capital was Moscow! - until the death of Peter II). Well, a year later - the 300th anniversary of our “first university” itself, in the apt expression, “our everything”.