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According to Daily Mail, Russian scientist Yuri Pichugin died at the age of 67 last month because of a heart attack after going out to cold 7 degrees Celsius.
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According to Daily Mail, Russian scientist Yuri Pichugin died at the age of 67 last month because of a heart attack after going out to cold 7 degrees Celsius.
A Russian start-up called Stafory has created a new AI robot model called Vera. The main requirement and task of this robot model is to interview candidates for big comp…
Russian media on October 23 reported that scientists have invented a device for early diagnosis of cancer and tuberculosis.
Below are the valuable and promising inventions of the Russian defense industry, compiled and introduced by RBTH.
The Director General of the Russian Research Institute Evgeni Kablov said the 1933 ultralight new alloy, or aluminum-lithium alloy, will reduce the weight of the aircraf…
According to scientists, plastic bags usually need 40-100 years to decompose, but if they are destroyed by burning, polymer materials will generate many toxic substances.
Zaslon handheld scanner - the latest invention by Russian experts, can be neatly packed in a pocket, but quickly detects all dangerous objects, objects and substances.
Physicists at the Institute of Atomic Science in the Dubne region, outskirts of Moscow, experimented with chemical elements 118 in the Mendeleev periodic table successfu…
Scientists at the Vladikavkaz Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences have invented the vaccine to neutralize the effects of radiation on living organisms.
Scientists at the Vladikavkaz Research Center at the Russian Academy of Sciences have invented a vaccine that neutralizes the effects of radiation on living organisms.
Two Russian-based physicists who won the Nobel prize this year have announced the invention of a new substance, fluorographen, that can replace silicon in electronics an…
Russia invented a bomb that, when exploded, would form a cloud of hydromassage that could radiate and extinguish large flames.
Eugene Bugrov, author of a plasma engine, a new type of power plant and soon, his flying disc made in Russia will be like a space shuttle flying up and down in space.
The supercomputer controls 10 reconnaissance planes at the same time, helping Russia to cover the events on the battlefield most quickly and accurately.
Alexander Dumchikov - a senior student from the Bashkiria Republic of the Russian Federation, wrote a computer software that could identify the songs of different birds.