Next year Russian ISS dwellers will have wider range of meals at the station, Russian scientists report.

An exhibition dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte will be opened in the History Museum of Moscow on September, 20th.

The first rate Russian air carrier of Aeroflot has announced discounts for flights Moscow - St. Petersburg in the end of the year. New ticket price offered to the passengers of the most popular air service in Russia is 1259 rubles for one way ticket and 1778 for round trip. You can enjoy this offer under certain conditions.

High-speed trains Sapsan can tie Russia and Ukraine, Ukrainian ambassador Vladimir Yelchenko said after negotiations with Valentina Matvienko, St. Petersburg governor. It was not specified, from which Russian city the trains will run, with Ukraine everything is clear, it will be Kiev, the capital.

Russian scientists started studied of microbial population of Far Eastern trepangs’ intestinal tract, because this knowledge is essential for growing healthy sea gherkins in mariculture.

The international design festival Design Act has been opened at the Winzavod Art Centre on Tuesday.

Russian Federal Fisheries Agency has suggested to forbid commercial fish capture in the river of Volga in connection with natural resources depletion in the Russian national waters. Volga won't be the only one pretendent for such prohibition.

Researchers from Sternberg State Institute of Astronomy invite everyone to join them in September and observe the sky via telescope, when the weather is fine.

Shedule of Aeroexpress trains, transporting the passengers from and to the airport of Sheremetyevo will be altered for September weekends. Some trains will be cancelled, in connection with reconstruction works on the railroad.

It seems public protest actions have sense even in Russia. Dmitriy Medvedev ordered the suspension of plans to construct a toll highway between Moscow and St. Petersburg through the centuries-old forest on August 26. But now there is a new turn of the story.

September brings some needed cold to Moscow, and also signals the debut of the new theatrical and concert season. One of the main dates in September is celebration of the Day of Moscow on September 4-5, 2010.

Vladimir Engelhardt, father of molecular biology in Soviet Union, was a man of many merits. Working on the leading edge of science, the researcher predicted and preented many ideas, which now entered our everyday life.

It's the August 31, less than a quarter of an hour to the planned march of the "Strategy 31" opposition movement in the centre of Moscow. The mayor's office and city government are planning to treat the rally as a provocation.

Russian researchers from Engelhardt Institute of Molecular Biology and Moscow Physics and Technology Institute have developed a biochip, able to establish one’s identity as accurate as 99.6% using only traces of his DNA. This biochip can be very useful for criminal investigations, for instance, in forensic medical examination in order to narrow a circle of suspects or to identify a dead body.