Russian researchers from Tomsk and Novosibirsk developed a basic substance for future treating agent for liver regeneration during cirrhosis.

Fourteenth international cartography conference will open in the Russian State Library on July 10, 2011, according to Russian Geographical Society.

Nizhny Novgorod State University currently hosts two scientific meetings – VII Congress on Plant Physiology and an international school for young scientists “Innovations in biology for development of agricultural industry”.

The reactor IBR-2, recently launched in the town of Dubna, is expected to help study properties of various materials under extreme conditions.

A Tomsk dweller suggests using a new vehicle for avoiding traffic jams.

Russian engineers plan to use a manned spacecraft of a new generation for satellite repair and collection of large space debris, which invade Earth’s orbit.

Former Russian researcher Sergey Zherlitsyn and his colleagues built a special giant magnetic coil weighing about 200 kilograms, which generates extremely powerful magnetic field.

Darwin museum of Moscow introduced QR-codes, which offer detailed information about museum, exhibitions and upcoming events. Just use your cell phone to get the info.

A joint Russian and Chinese company “Liotech” produces high-tech lithium-ion batters with very high capacity.

Another spacewalk of Russian crewmembers of the ISS is scheduled for August 2011.