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Despite the challenges of this year related to the COVID-19 pandemic, 2021 was incredibly rich in scientific events and cutting-edge research results. Remembering the most interesting scientific achievements!

These are the main space research highlights of the year

It is currently impossible to print a full-fledged human organ in such a way as to implant it. The immediate goal is to print individual fragments of organs accessible to society

Read more about what developments can make the life of people without vision, even if not complete, but at least a little more comfortable

An assistant to Vitus Bering in the First Kamchatka Expedition, the first European to reach the northwest coast of America, a cartographer, nobleman Aleksei Chirikov was born on December 24, 1703

Remembering the achievements of an outstanding scientist

We recall the achievements of the outstanding scientist

Scientists from Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) in Vladivostok are conducting a comprehensive analysis of living conditions in the Far Eastern region to assess the level of migration loss and determine the preconditions for the depopulation growth

Tyumen scientists develop the ideas of Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences I.I. Nesterov, which have become the theoretical basis of fundamental research and experimental work in the view of studying the process of formation of oil fields

Learn more about AIDS and express your support for people diagnosed with this terrible disease. The symbol for AIDS awareness is a red ribbon. World AIDS Day takes place on December 1

Identity verification technology has evolved from a paper document with a seal, which was easy to forge, to systems that can accurately determine if a person in front is the one they claim to be

Scientific Russia continues publishing a series of articles dedicated to the natural wealth of Karelia and development of science in the region. Today we will introduce the unique Karelian petroglyphs – the UNESCO world heritage sites

Scientific Russia talked about extreme medicine and the work of the Burnasyan Center with Alexander Samoylov – Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Director General of Burnasyan Federal Medical Biophysical Center of the FMBA of Russia

Vologda scientists study the problems of ensuring balanced spatial development of the northern regions of Russia in context of solving strategic tasks of the country development

Volgograd scientists are conducting long-term monitoring of farmland in arid areas of the European part of Russia to identify the degree and dynamics of desertification

In 2029, Russian scientists plan to send a research mission to Venus. This will be the first research in the history of modern Russia

In recent years, scientists have noted that the information load on a person has increased significantly over the past half-century

Kuban scientists are engaged in the study of value orientations, social attitudes, and identities of the younger generation in the era of digitalization and globalization

Scientists from the Zuev Institute of Atmospheric Optics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences measure greenhouse gas concentrations over the south of Western Siberia

Scientific Russia visited the 2 billion years old Girvas paleovolcano

What neural mechanisms allow us to enjoy solving visual problems and recognizing unusual images?

“Since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men that the defences of peace must be constructed”

Karelian scientists study the current situation of the Cervidae family populations, among them is the endangered Finnish forest reindeer