For aircraft fuselage, body, and wings: PNRPU scientists found a way to improve the properties of polymer resins
Synthetic materials became 3 times stronger
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The Moon has shrunk over millions of years: scientists have discovered the reason for the Earth's satellite's contraction
The planet's diameter has decreased by approximately 50 meters due to the cooling of its interior
Perm Polytechnic scientists turn flue gas into fertilizer
Microalgae grown on industrial emissions increased rapeseed germination to 97% and accelerated growth by 13%
PNNPU engineers design Russia's first hexagonal high-rise buildings
The shape reduces heat loss and wind load, while CLT panels make the structure five times lighter than reinforced concrete
Drilling without pauses: Perm created a device that saves up to five days per well
The platform stabilizes gyroscopes inside the drill pipe and allows data to be obtained without stopping operations
Russian Scientists Create Hydrogels from Jellyfish and Fish Collagen for 3D Bioprinting of Tissues
Individual manufacturing parameters were selected for each type of raw material
Carbon fiber cup instead of metal: PNRPU scientists calculated under what loads a composite prosthesis will not break
The first microcracks appear only after 650 kg - this is three times higher than peak household loads
The world's first self-adjusting bucket created in Perm: the excavator will automatically adapt to the soil and save fuel
PNIPU's development automatically maintains the optimal cutting angle, reducing equipment wear
PNRPU scientists create unique composite surgical thread
The material has a six-fold safety margin and predictable hydrolysis rate
Flexible Solar Panels Become More Durable: Russian Polymers Retain up to 99% Efficiency
Development by PNIPU, RAS, and Skoltech may bring mass adoption of perovskite batteries closer
Engines of Russian aircraft will become more reliable: PNRPU scientists managed to make ceramics 10 times stronger
Two-stage technology reduces the defective layer by 61%
The sun can "hit" the skin: antibiotics increase light sensitivity
Ultraviolet light triggers an immune reaction against the body's own cells