Russian scientists are working on a new advanced long-range aircraft family, which will replace Tu-160, Tu-95MS and Tu-22M3.

Russian enterprises are ready to produce helicopter carrying ships of French “Mistral” type.

Scientists from three research institutions of Ural Region are involved in the joint project with German colleagues, aimed at creating artificial heart.

A Russian scientist, the author of the “Economy of Climate Change” monograph, recently received the Academician Varga Award for his work.

Russian engineers suggest a technique for making electric current from car emissions.

Archeologists unearthed ancient decoration items, made of bronze, in the Kaliningrad Region.

A modern exhibition, aimed at explaining nanotechnologies to teenagers and young people, opens in the Polytechnic Museum in Moscow.

Engineers have started assembling of a unique facility – the molten-core catcher at Leningrad nuclear power plant. The facility will prevent radioactive substances from getting to the environment.

Russian scientists successfully sequenced a human genome, and it took them as little as six months. This is eighth full sequenced human genome in the world.

Russia won’t supply any non-weapon-grade plutonium-238 for power sources of NASA’s space ships, 5 kilos of which were expected to arrive to the US in 2010.