A new laboratory at St. Petersburg University (SPbSU) will help explain climate change in the Arctic and justify Russia’s right to the Arctic shelf. Of the 40 megagrants from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation to attract leading scientists to Russian universities, only two relate to the field of geosciences. One of them is being implemented at St.

On February 10, a letter from scientists about the collapse of procurement at Moscow State University, which was published in the last issue of TRV, was handed over to the rector. In two weeks, 157 doctors and 243 candidates of science signed it, 252 of whom are heads of various grants. Meanwhile, the procurement confusion continues. In one of the divisions of Moscow State University, the following message was sent to all grant managers on February 9: “By February 16, you need to submit: 1.

There is no sadder story in the world, than a story about an unread newspaper Part 1. Free When the project of creating the “Trinity Option” was conceived and implemented, I personally had serious doubts about whether anyone needed it. As almost three years of practice have shown, it is necessary! Our audience may not be the largest, but it is stable, loyal and RESPECTED.

Articles in HTML: 11/22/2011 PDF: TrV No. 23 (92N) for 2011: “Our everything” - a guy from Mishaninskaya Announcement of the issue “Our Everything” - a guy from Mishaninskaya (page 1) Alexey Levin November 19 marked the 300th anniversary of the birth of Mikhailo Lomonosov, who is rightly considered the founder of the modern scientific tradition in Russia....

Modern type of temple. Photo by the author On the trading side of Veliky Novgorod there is a street with the strange name “Fedorovsky stream”. On it, approximately half a kilometer from Volkhov, there is an amazingly harmonious church named after the Holy Warrior Fedor, one of the masterpieces of ancient Russian architecture of the XIV century. However, when it was built, there was a stream, and the street was called differently.

The Skolkovo Foundation has announced a competition for the best name for a technological university. For now, this scientific and educational institution is only in the project and according to the plans of the creators, it will take a central place in the ecosystem of the Skolkovo science city. “This will be a small master’s and postgraduate university, whose education and innovative activities will be based on interdisciplinary research.

For those who don't know, this word is pronounced with the emphasis on the last syllable. Well, like glamor and pathos , as they say now. This is what I mean. I’ve long wanted to write about the word pretentious, but I kept waiting for it to settle down a little, settle down, and occupy its specific niche. Otherwise, when a new word is implanted into the language, at first it sometimes causes such inflammation that you can’t even see anything. But now it seems normal.

The previous February week before the publication of this issue turned out to be fruitful for memorable dates and events in the history of science, birthdays of famous scientists... The week began, of course, on Russian Science Day. This date was chosen because on February 8, 1724, by decree of the Senate, by order of Peter I, the Academy of Sciences was founded in Russia. Some materials dedicated to this great holiday decorated our room.

On February 8, 2011, a regular meeting of the Moscow Mathematical Society ( http://mms.math-net.ru/ ) was held at the Mechanics and Mathematics Department of Moscow State University, at which the draft high school standard was discussed ( http://standart.edu.ru/catalog.aspx ?CatalogId=4100 ).

Dear editors! The most important event in the life of Russian science was Science Day, during which Russian President Dmitry Medvedev presented prizes to young scientists in the Kremlin. On such a significant day, it would be a sin not to think about what science means now in the life of our society, how it influences our everyday life.

A. Moiseev inside the BTA On the day of Russian science, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said that he decided to cancel the transition to the winter time since the fall of 2011. In connection with which he gave the relevant order to the Russian government. “We are really used to every spring and autumn to translate the clock arrows and all out of habit swear, because ... human biorhythms are disturbed.

The International Year of Chemistry will begin in Russia on February 15 2011 was declared by the UN as the International Year of Chemistry. This was done at the initiative of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). The year will be held under the motto “Chemistry is our life, our future.” The main goal of this project is to popularize chemistry and talk about the achievements of this science, which is important for all mankind.

I’ve been writing about science for quite some time—more than three years. I write on the Internet, so it ’s easy for readers to comment on my texts - and they actively do this both on the forums of the publications for which I work and in their online diaries. I try to monitor the reaction to my articles - sometimes readers notice inaccuracies or make judgments that require comments on my part.

The International Year of Chemistry will begin in Russia on February 15 2011 was declared by the UN as the International Year of Chemistry. This was done at the initiative of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). The year will be held under the motto “Chemistry is our life, our future.” The main goal of this project is to popularize chemistry and talk about the achievements of this science, which is important for all mankind.

In the history of Russia of the 20th century, back in the late 80s, many “blank spots” were filled to one degree or another thanks to the works of both professional historians and amateur enthusiasts. However, already in the second half of the 90s, the process began to gradually slow down, until real frosts occurred in the mid-2000s.