As if fabrications could be true. Anyway. For quite some time now, when I move from Okhotny Ryad to Teatralnaya on the metro, I hear one announcement that I think about every time. It says that unauthorized advertising is prohibited in the subway. The announcement is read by a female voice with a characteristic timbre and with the characteristic meaningful intonation of a Soviet announcer.

Articles in HTML: 06.11.2012 PDF: TrV No. 22 (116N) for 2012: In captivity of the absurd Announcement of the issue Captivated by the absurd (page 1) The editorial of the issue is devoted to the catastrophic situation that has arisen with the receipt of funds for a number of grant programs. At the same time, everything, as usual, must be spent before the end of the year...

On July 18, it will turn a year since the launch of the Radio -Astron space radio telescope. The case is moving, the radio telescope was successfully tested in the fall in the interferometer mode with ground radio telescopes. The other day, two press releases were published, for numbers 13 [1] and 14 [2]: the first reports on the next methodological promotion, the second is devoted to the first scientific results. Rice. 1.

If you can imagine a murderer bacterium, then, of course, these are the bacteria of the Wolbachia group, which settled in insect cells and also affect their development and reproduction. In some cases, Wolbachia kills its male masters. Although this phenomenon is well known, the molecular mechanism of the death of males infected with volbahia is unclear.

Andrey Kalinichev When reading the article by Mikhail Zelensky about the state and prospects of science in Russia, some kind of dual feeling did not leave me.

Announcement of the issue The horror of summer calm (p. 1) Maxim Borisov The editorial is dedicated to summer laws: on libel, on NGOs, on control of Internet sites... In general, about everything that again makes our lives “better, more fun.” Where are we? (page 2-3) Mikhail Zelensky Using data from the Scopus bibliographic database, the author conducts a detailed comparative analysis of the development of science in Russia and other countries.

Articles in HTML: 01/29/2013 PDF: TrV No. 2 (121N) for 2013: Two cultures, or Devastation in the minds Two cultures or devastation in our heads (editorial). Page 1Sergey Popov “Lectures are our duty” K. Severinov, V. Surdin, A. Oganov, Dm. answer questions from N. Demina and S. Popov. Wiebe, M. Krongauz and T. Chernigovskaya. Page 2-3 Economics...

I have long -standing ties with the University of Oxford. I went there, my British friends taught there. Among my books there are published in Oxford, and now Oxford University is publishing a translation of my book. I did not have a chance to observe the magnificent solemn mantles of Oxford University. That is, I saw a lot of the mantle, there at all meetings and meals everything in the mantles, but in everyday, black, of thin fabric.

Magnetic storms are most often spoken and written in connection with their influence on the cardiovascular system. There is really influence, but it is not so significant - vodka or catch up with the authorities more human lives. The popularity of this topic in science is explained by the fact that it is enough to take the statistics of diseases in the nearest hospital, to grieve with magnetic activity indices - and the article is ready.

I often hear that all store-bought food doesn't taste good and we can never make anything even close to home-cooked food. I, of course, disagree. I know for sure that this is not entirely true; there are a lot of worthy products on sale. It's just about different tastes. We humans are extremely biased in our perception of the world around us.

Full text of the article (doc) How are things with science in Russia? Mikhail Zelensky Find the answer to the question of how things are with science in Russia or, for example, in the Kingdom of Tong, just never more than ever, just look into the bottomless databases of Web of Science or Scopus. There is everything.

Dear editors! Recently, there have become fashionable talk that our science is needed to deburocatization as air. Say, instead of doing research, scientists only do what all kinds of papers write. Huge applications, to which you need to attach tens and hundreds of different certificates and documents; The endless reports of the sometimes frightening thickness - in these and similar bureaucratic pools, any possibility of work is drowning.

In 1952, a forty-year-old geometer, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences Alexander Danilovich Alexandrov (1912-1999) became the rector of the University of Leningrad (1912-1999). In 1964, he left the rector’s post, was elected an academician for a vacancy for the Siberian branch and moved to the Novosibirsk Academgorodok.

I often hear that all store-bought food doesn't taste good and we can never make anything even close to home-cooked food. I, of course, disagree. I know for sure that this is not entirely true; there are a lot of worthy products on sale.

This is not the first time I have seen such hysteria here. All this would only be appropriate on the Echo of Moscow website in the comments. Kovalchuk did not say “the number of articles has increased” or “the impact has increased.” A journal with a volume of 200 articles cannot suddenly publish 400. Maybe he meant the number of submitted articles, maybe the amount of work of the editorial board, maybe the amount of spending on reviewers, maybe the quality level.