Russia to deploy over 100 satellites in space to control drones
Spacecraft will be launched as part of a national project
Science
Nanocatalyst that converts CO2 into alcohols created at HSE University
Revolutionary catalyst converts carbon dioxide into useful chemicals without heating or pressure
LCD Device Development to Become Faster: MIPT Creates Accurate Model of Liquid Crystal Transition from Chaos to Order
A new computer model from MIPT will improve the development of LCD displays and "smart" glasses
New Generation Ceramics for Aircraft Engines: TPU Develops Coating That Withstands 1100 °C and Does Not Oxidize
Scientists Applied the Principle of Entropy Stabilization to Protect Aviation Alloys
Gaze Instead of Mouse: NovSU Developing AI System for Controlling Computer with Eyes
Prototype to appear in 2026, but ready-made AI models already exist
Unique Device for High-Precision Synchronization of Digital Systems Presented by Rostec Group at CIPR-2025 Conference
New Time Standard from Rosel Holding to Replace Foreign Analogs in Telecommunications and Science
"Geoscan" Carries "Gonets": Experimental Communication Satellites to be Launched for Testing Packet Data Transmission and Integration into the Existing Satellite Network
In the summer of 2025, two small spacecraft, Geoscan-4 and Geoscan-5, will be launched into orbit.
Rostec Presents Russian Platform for Quantum Chemical Modeling at CIPR-2025 Conference
Qphorus Accelerates Drug and Material Development with Intuitive Interface
Earth in Focus: Geoscan Creates High-Detail Satellites
The launch of the first cubesat is scheduled for the summer of 2025
Molecules Affecting Heart Function Discovered by Scientists from the Kurchatov Institute and the National Medical Research Center of Therapy
CircRNAs may be involved in the development of ischemic heart disease
Domestic studio acoustic monitors developed at SibGUTI
New development will help ensure high sound quality in conditions of shortage of foreign equipment
Magnetofluid-based remotely controlled pump developed at Moscow State University
The prototype already allows precise dosing and flow regulation without mechanical contact
Inexpensive catalyst for water electrolysis, close in efficiency to platinum, developed by Russian and foreign chemists
New material based on copper, chromium, and sulfur is comparable to platinum systems
No Planet Parade on June 3 — Astronomers Dispel Myth of Rare Astronomical Event
Planets are not converging, and Uranus and Neptune are not visible without a telescope