Russian nanotubes to be used in batteries and fire-retardant coatings: new production launched in Novosibirsk
Production is currently measured in tens of kilograms per year, while industrial demand is in tons
Institut kataliza SO RAN
SKIF launch will allow continuation of Nobel laureates' research in chemistry
Director of the Institute of Catalysis SB RAS linked new synchrotron capabilities with the legacy of Kagan and Soai
Tomsk Polytechnic scientists create brain regeneration gel: combining magnetic field and nanotechnology
The new material simultaneously stimulates nerve cell growth and combats inflammation
SKIF is 99.7% complete: seven synchrotron stations have received unique equipment
The first research on the newest 4th generation+ photon source will start by the end of 2026
Without surgeries and implants: a new way to control brain neurons found in Russia
Nanoparticles respond to a magnetic field and activate nerve cells
Technology for Producing Hydrogen from Formic Acid Created in Russia
Russia's share in the hydrogen market is planned to increase by 20% by 2030
Research station at the SKIF synchrotron assembled near Novosibirsk
The first experiments using synchrotron radiation will be carried out at the station
Substances for Neutralizing Car Exhaust Developed by Novosibirsk Scientists
The compounds are designed to accelerate chemical reactions and neutralize emissions from diesel car engines
Nose as a road to the brain: Scientists find a new way to deliver drugs
Development by Russian scientists will help cure people with brain tumors
Sunlight as a Source of Methane and Carbon Monoxide: Russian Scientists Propose an Innovative Solution
Using sunlight to produce methane and carbon monoxide reduces CO2 emissions, helping to combat climate change
Technology for Obtaining Useful Nanomaterials from Toxic Waste Created in Novosibirsk
New nanofibers can be used to modify polymers
New Radiation Protection for Scientists Developed in Russia at the Siberian Ring Photon Source
Protective structures will ensure the radiation safety of scientists during experiments