On June 7, a computer program simulating a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy passed the Turing test for the first time in history, according to the website of the British University of Reading [1], where the competition was held to mark the 60th anniversary of the tragic death of the famous British mathematician and cryptographer. The victorious program beat four rivals.

It turned out exactly as always, at least in terms of chemistry and materials science. Among those supported there are worthy project managers, but you won’t immediately notice them against the background of the usual chemical Politburo.

The Moscow Physics and Technical Institute (MIPT) has recently been seriously "carried away by the sciences of the living.

Nearly 5 million students around the world are now studying outside their own country, creating one of the largest waves of human migration in history. Since 2000, when 2.1 million students studied outside their home countries, this number has grown by as much as 140% at an average rate of 10% per year. According to the latest available statistics (2011), the US attracts the largest number of international students - 16.5% of the total.

Artificial skin shark. On its concave and flat areas, cloves are applied to each other, in the curved area the distance between them increases. The shark is a unique swimmer, fast and silent, and it achieved such results largely due to the unique structure of the skin. The skin of the sharks is covered with tiny scales (skin cloves), which are dentin plates with a relief surface. Each record ends with a protruding enamel spike, inside it, like a real tooth, has blood vessels and nerve endings.

The TRV-hobby continues to publish the detailed opinions of scientists about the first competition of the Russian Scientific Fund for the conduct of fundamental and search research by individual scientific groups. It turned out completely as always, at least in terms of chemistry and materials. Among the supported there are worthy project managers, but you will not immediately notice them against the backdrop of the usual chemical Politburo.

We publish the next fragment from Boris Stern’s book “Breakthrough over the World” - chapters from the 3rd part, which describes the theory of cosmological inflation, or the inflated universe, which answered fundamental questions, resolved paradoxes regarding the Big Bang, and finds more and more confirmations. The book was published in early June, information about it was given on the website of the Trinity Option - Science.

View > Home / Pages of History / The Turing Test Passed for the First Time Turing test passed for the first time Save the article for offline reading: Download PDF Download ePub On June 7, a computer program simulating a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy passed the Turing test for the first time in history, according to the website of the British University of Reading [1], where the competition was held to mark the 60th anniversary of the tragic death of the famous British mathematician and

It so happened that on June 7 I was a guest at a very unusual and interesting event. About 150 people gathered in the Moscow Sakharov Center to watch the film "unbelievers" in the original voice acting of the Vert Dider translation studio.

Schematic image of the internal structure of the Earth. 1. Continental bark-2. Ocean bark-3. Upper mantle-4. Lower mantle-5. External core-6. Internal nucleus-A: The surface of Mokhorovichich B: Gutinberg rupture C: rupture lmann-Bullen Water reserves, three times higher than the volume of the oceans, are contained in the earth's mantle at a depth of several hundred km in the form of hydroxyl groups as part of a mineral called Ringwutite.

Since I try to find positive, I will say without abode: in my opinion, the potential meaning of the work of the disserter for Russian science will be more than, for example, the “human genome” project. Mathematics biologists can disagree with me, because the survival of biological science with us 20 years ago depended on the inclusion in this project. Thanks to American taxpayers. But I am about the whole science.

Alexey Menzorov “There is a great goal that we will achieve, of course, only in the long term, is the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases,” begins the story by Alexei Menzorov, a researcher at the Laboratory of Development Genetics ICIG SB RAS. “There are diseases in which a certain group of neurons suffer, and we would like to replace them.” Ideally, the picture looks like this: new cells are introduced into the patient’s brain that take on the functions of the dead.

Rebekah Frumkin Mary Kassat (1844-1926) is considered an American artist, although she lived most of her life in France. In order to realize the place of the Cassat in world artistic culture, we must slightly move away from the usual stereotype, according to which the Kassat sang motherhood, which is famous. In a strange way, the opportunity to quickly view most of the Cassat works (see, for example, the site [1]) gives a somewhat “displaced” idea of ​​its work and its artistic ideals.

The website of the RGNF (Russian Humanitarian Scientific Foundation) published a list of Russian journals in the social sciences and humanities indexed in the Web of Science [1]. The idea itself is very good, because knowing whether a given journal is indexed in international resources is not nearly as obvious as we would like, if only because first you need to have access to these databases.

The book is dedicated to the work of scientists of the Library of Alexandria, primarily its director Aristarchus of Samothrace, on the text of Homer’s poems. The author, Candidate of Sciences, Associate Professor at HSE, in this case understands philology in a narrow sense: as a science that deals with a specific text, determines its version closest to the original and provides the necessary commentary for understanding.