Interviews, page #3

When should we expect the new edible vaccine? What are the advantages of the new vaccine? Alexander Suvorov, a Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the idea author, answers these questions

How did the Moon come into being? Has this issue been finally settled? How much water is there the solar system? Could life evolve in extraterrestrial oceans? What a geologist has to do with space?

Is it possible to create pocket analyzers of food and medicine quality? So that you could go to the store or the market, apply the device to it and see if you should buy it or not. Yes, it is possible!

The use of light for traditional illumination takes a back seat. Light becomes an essential element of technologies instead. Grigory Sokolovsky dwells upon how it is related to semiconductor lasers.

Forests cover almost a half of Russia’s territory. What functions, apart from economic ones, do forests have? We have learned it from Director of the Center for Ecological Problems and Forest Productivity of RAS, RAS correspondent member N. V. Lukina

So far, there is no generally accepted physical theory explaining the nature of ball lightning in the world

Can our computers be made more powerful, and what solutions can be used for it? When will quantum computer be issued? Academician Aleksandr Gorbatsevich reflects upon quantum system modeling

The methods of regenerative medicine are actively used for treating diseases and injuries, especially when the chances for recovery and even survival are low, while other therapy methods have exhausted themselves

How did the life began on the Earth? Was it born on the planet or brought from the space? Why did it develop in the way it did? These are the topics of our conversation with RAS academician Sergey Vladimirovich Rozhnov

Virtual and augmented reality, 3D modeling, and other scientific achievements have already found application in medicine

On the present and future of nanotechnologies in medicine and history of High Purity Biologicals Institute – RAS academician Mikhail Dubina 

How does modern chemistry make it possible to obtain materials with promising features? Where can small particles capable of diagnosing and treating horrible diseases simultaneously find their niche in the epoch of biotechnologies? 

Can we learn to predict cancer using the genetic test of saliva or blood and select the treatment that will help cope with this very type of tumor? 

RAS correspondent member Aleksey Zhukov dwells upon achievements in creation of nanostructures at the cutting-edge laboratory of quantum optoelectronics in Saint Petersburg

Conversation with Academician Armais Albertovich Kamalov, director at Medical Research and Education Center University Clinic of Moscow State University (MSU), head of Urology and Andrology Department at the Fundamental Medicine Faculty of MSU.

We live in the period of real biological threats. Where will they come from and how to prevent them? Does biological terrorism exist? Was the present coronavirus let out of laboratory?

The exploration of Arctic Region, territory rich in mineral resources, is a key global trend today

South-African, British, Brazilian, Indian – these strains were marked by WHO as alarming on a global level. Are they worth the bother? News from the Mechnikov Institute

Vladimir Voevodin, Director of the MSU-Sarov Branch, Head of the Research Computing Center of Moscow State University, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, talks about the unique branch of Lomonosov Moscow State University in Sarov 

Interview with Nadezhda Smirnova, Ph.D. in Philology, Associate Professor at the Department of Russian Language Stylistics