A new technology from NUST MISIS engineers allows making parts cheaper and faster than classical casting and assembly methods

The unique material combines high heat resistance, wear resistance, and ductility

Method for lightweight machine learning systems will improve the efficiency of quantum key distribution

The development reduces the activation energy of thermal decomposition by 25%

Scientists Present a New Method for Rapidly Configuring OCR Systems

The alloy combines high strength and ductility, offering an economical alternative to expensive nickel materials

It will help animals regain the ability to walk without repeated surgeries

NUST MISIS and Osteo-Syber have created the country's first line of resorbable medical structures

The development should help pharmaceutical companies test drugs for cancer treatment

New material made of copper and tungsten withstands extreme temperatures and radiation

Purity of the synthetic material reaches 99.8%

The device makes it possible to obtain results in real time

The price of perovskites is 2.4 times lower than that of silicon, and their production does not require as much high-precision equipment

The development is suitable for use in the Arctic and the Far North

These superconducting qubits outperform other options in terms of isolation of computational states and coherence time