For the first time in four and a half years, I am living a normal life. I get up when I can, do yoga, then have a leisurely breakfast and sit down to work. And everything is so delicious! You can read other people’s articles, you can write your own new ones, calculate something, draw some graph and look at it thoughtfully, destroy it, draw a new one and look at it again, sort through the rubble, just think.

Sergey Lyozov I can’t say much about the science of “generally” in half a century, of course, I can’t say much: I’m not quite a philosopher anymore. But I have a clear opinion about the immediate tasks of practical linguistics - what, in my opinion, we need to strive for. First of all, these are the documentation of “threatened languages”, Endangered Languages.

Elena Kleschenko Elena Kleshchenko , finalist of the Enlightener Prize, laureate of the Literary Prize "Future Time", answered the question of the editors about the world in half a century. - What will be science fiction in 50 years? What do you see her? Why is she moving? - The question is not easy. Even to predict the world half a century later, it is not so easy, and even to look forward from that point ...

Jean-Marc Coté, 1899 Leonid Perlov (otr-online.ru) This is how Jean-Mark Kote, an artist, author of a series of postcards under the general name “In 2000”, imagined the 2000 school. Postcards saw the light in 1899. The main element of class equipment is a textual information converter to audio files. The teacher’s task is to download books containing information on the issue under study into it.

Victor Tumarkin On December 6, 2019, historian Anatoly Razumov completed the afterword to the book of Yuri Dmitriev “The place of memory of Sandarmokh” , and on January 15, 2020, in Moscow, the “International Memorial” was presented with a presentation of the book, which participated in its publication, and relatives of the repressed, and those who did a lot to do not forget about Stalin's repressions. Dmitriev Yu. Memory of Sandarmokh.

Fedor Kondrashov I write these recommendations to share my thoughts and experience about those practices and actions that you can borrow and take to support your laboratory/institute at this difficult time. I got a long text, because I tried to pay attention to various aspects of your actions at the moment or in the near future.

Andrey Plakhov What will be the movie in 50 years? You can probably say what it will not be. It will not be what it was in the twentieth century. And even at the beginning of the XXI. The remaining forecasts are from the field of unscientific fantasy. But not being the way we are used to, it will not be completely different. If anyone hopes for this, then completely in vain. The future in some cunning mirror reflects the past. This is distorted, but still a reflection.

The complex of collective use centers (CCP) in Skoltekh wants to become a kind of infrastructure hub for the creation and development of new technologies. The fact that he can offer users and how its creators imagine the future, scientific journalist Nodar Lahuti talked with the head of the Department for Management of the Central Committee, candidate of technical sciences Alexei Denisov .

Pavel Kvartalnov I thought that this story is especially relevant in the current realities, when institutes are closed due to quarantine, trips are becoming more and more difficult to do remotely. It is about the advantages that network libraries give. On the advantages of obvious, when rare publications become available, but not yet appreciated. The past, 2019 for me was marked by the beginning of planned work in the Caucasus.

I visited Samarkand. Where Gur-Emir sparkles Blue tiles, Like cold glass. I ended up in quarantine. This happens, it happens! I will report to you: "This time has flowed imperceptibly." E. B. Rhine. Quarantine (1989) Irina Fufaeva The communities dedicated to the Russian language discuss new actual words, puncture formations: quarantikols, a covidy, covinials, a quarantan (perhaps the best) ... But to deal with the old, unexpectedly relevant words, may be no less interesting.

Alexander Kabanov Since mid -March, it became clear that “ social distancing ” was needed, and we swiftly began to switch to the university, as they say in Russia, “to the remote”. In children in schools, holidays were moved forward so that teachers could prepare for remote teaching. Students at the university were also first transferred to distance education.

Natalia Demina , April 2, 2020: -Oleg, hello, tell me how your work has changed due to the need to self-invoice? Do you manage to continue scientific research or everything is stalled? Can't you write a small answer for a three-hobby? We want to make a small selection. Thanks in advance! Oleg Verdrandov , Vedas. scientific. sore. Special Astrophysical Observatory of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Nizhny Arkhyz): - Natasha, hello! I'll write. How urgent?

Dmitry Vedenyapin What will be poetry in 50 years? The question posed by the editorial office inevitably raises another: was it possible, say, in 1920 to present (and guess) what poetry will be in 1970? Or from 1970 to mentally transfer to our 2020? It seems to me that the closer to today, the more difficult it is not to guess, but even to assume something definite. Not least because the “main direction” disappeared. All genres, all trends are equalized. No universally recognized hierarchy.

Participants in the Conference on the Rose Peak. Photo by A. Zotova Call, Sirius, do it Your earthly housewarming. Elena Schwartz In the last week of winter, before the closure of the borders due to the pandemia of the Covid-19, the correspondent of the TRV-hunger Alexei Ognev visited the new “special point” of the scientific world-on the Black Sea coast, where the Sirius mathematics center began to work [ 1 ].

Philip Anderson in 2013. Photo by Amaris Hardy, Office of Communications On March 29, 2020, Philip (Phil) Anderson (1923–2020) (Philip Warren Anderson), the Nobel Physics Prize in 1977, died. He was one of the greatest physicists of the second half of the 20th century, an indisputable and universally recognized world leader in the field of the theory of a condensed state.