Cardiac surgeons of the Omsk regional hospital have successfully implanted first two artificial hearts to patients with serious heart failure.

State Duma’s Committee on national resources talks about a worrisome project – abolishment of a category of specially protected natural areas, known as “botanical gardens and arboretums”.

Leonids meteoroid flux, which usually can be seen in the autumn sky, will reach its maximum on November 18.

Underground dwellers of one of Moscow parks made a meteoric career in archeology – moles were so active in digging their holes, that they brought to the surface a soil layer with black-glazed ceramics of 18^th century.

Russian medics revealed a new marker of head and brain injuries, which remarkably indicated common cold as well.

Russian manufacturers of scanning probe microscopes, atomic weights and software for mentioned devices plan to create a new multi-function probe microscope.

Russian ecologists and biologists finally returned three tiger cubs, which are now grown-ups, to the place they were born to live in.

First Moscow optometry laboratory for training professionals in optical eyesight correction has opened recently.

Russian physicists claim that dust, nano-size particles of which form on the walls of plasma magnetic traps, has positive effect on thermonuclear reactor’s operation.

A think-tank, headed by Nobel Prize laureates 2010 Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov, modified graphene into fluorographene with properties close to Teflon and ability to withstand temperatures up to 400 degrees Centigrade.