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The Hubble Space Telescope generates about 480 GB of data every month as it performs observations. Throughout its existence it has been able to “reach” celestial bodies that cannot be seen from the surface of the Earth.

Research into unknown regions of the periodic table promises the creation of new materials that can include superheavy elements. This was discussed from June 30^th to July 2^nd in JINR in Dubna

Long COVID syndrome – the effects of coronavirus infection manifesting themselves as long-term symptoms in up 30% of COVID-19 patients

«On Notable Aspects of the Course of the Novel Coronavirus Infection in the Elderly»

Using a Thymus Preparation to Correct Immune System and Hemostasis in Older COVID-19 Patients

On July 1, RAS Scientific Council for Life Sciences held an online meeting dedicated to Gerontological Aspects of Clinical-Pathogenetic Features of COVID-19. Scientific Russia is broadcasting the event live, join us!

On July 1^st, 1751, the first volume of the Encyclopédie was published in France

Arctic rotifers lived and even started breeding after being frozen in permafrost for some 24,000 years. What else was found by scientists in ice and permafrost

The Great Patriotic War began 80 years ago. Soviet scientists fought for victory along with the Red Army. Article on war time technologies and science products.

The United Nations proclaimed 2021–2030 as Decade on Ecosystem Restoration

The project was undertaken to preserve the memory of everyone who brought the victory closer during World War II

Dr. Martin Sandhop (DESY accelerator center and CREMLINplus) spoke about cooperation with Russian colleagues and shared his impressions from music by Rachmaninov and learning Russian

Graphene is called one of the most promising materials of the future. Why so?

On June 17, 1955, the first production passenger jet TU 104 took off

Today, on June 16, Aspects of International Academic Mobility, an online conference, took place

On June 16, 1874 the Cavendish physics laboratory – the department that gave the world 29 Nobel Prize winners – opened in the center of Cambridge

New inventions turn the normal setup upside down. The agenda today is digital technologies. They invade our brain, changing its settings. The further they go – the more interesting it gets.

June 15, 1921, is the birthday of a prominent orthopedic surgeon, Gavriil Abramovich Ilizarov

A rough road, a rough road, a rough road, a hole: a children's game and adult problems. Why the asphalt has to be patched up every year and what road construction technologies science offers

During the course of a press tour to the Republic of Crimea organized in Year of Science and Technology, the Scientific Russia portal visited the settlement of Krymskaya Roza