Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 11.03.2022 Knowing the laws by which the human brain regulates behavior allows to control its work and predict behavior in any situation, says biologist Natalya Ryabchikova
Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 07.03.2022 Plasma physics: Unique radiation sources, controlled thermonuclear fusion, high power pulsed electronics, Alexander Dolgov
Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 07.03.2022 Sergey Shushardzhan: Cellular acoustics and neuropsychological studies of music auditory perception
Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 07.03.2022 RAS Corresponding Member Olga Shamova: Antimicrobial peptides of inborn immunity are unique substances that can be used to create new drugs
Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 11.02.2022 Lyapunov exponents of dynamical systems and their applications, Georgy Osipenko says
Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 11.02.2022 Viktor Aladjev on the homogeneous structures basic elements and the cellular automata theory
Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 06.02.2022 There are two ways to describe the world: through images and models, says Yury Nechipurenko
Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 27.01.2022 From a fractal quantum particle to a virtual ring and a gravitational field that disintegrates into quaternion spinors, Alexander Yefremov reasoning
Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 27.01.2022 The structure of non-metric plane gravitational waves allows information to be transmitted, believes Boris Frolov
Modern science and engineering with Ivan Stepanyan 21.01.2022 Descartes, Lomonosov, Umov, and Einstein are all about the kinetics of the inertial ether, and Newton and textbooks are about fictitious gravity in a non-existent vacuum, Igor Bulyzhenkov believes
