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 | | April 20th, 2012
Skolkovo - Russia's ‘scientific capital' to be
Eugene Birger Principal Analyst, NanoNewsNet.ru The strategic goal of the Skolkovo Innovation Centre is to concentrate international intellectual capital, thereby stimulating the development of break-through projects and technologies. In the course of implementation of the project, companies that are engaged in innovative development are discovered. After a selection process, some of these become project participants of the centre. They are provided with all assistance necessary for development. The Skolkovo Foundation and its partners transform the infrastructure, resources and other possibilities of the centre, into effective services for companies that are project participants Read the Whole Article |
 | | December 7th, 2011
Laser crystals from Novosibirsk
Eugene Birger Principal Analyst, NanoNewsNet.ru The know-how of the scientists from Novosibirsk Institute of Inorganic Chemistry Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (NIIC SB RAS) provide laser and scintillation crystals of extremely high quality to the world's electronic industry. Read the Whole Article |
 | | October 1st, 2011
Sixth Annual Science Festival Comes to Moscow in October
Eugene Birger Principal Analyst, NanoNewsNet.ru This year's festival once again centers upon the pressing problems of scientific research in Russia: who needs it? who pays for it? what does "scientific research" actually mean? Focusing on Natural Sciences, the Festival becomes a kind of light-hearted report compiled by the leading scientists and researchers for the society's consumption. Read the Whole Article |
 | | September 28th, 2011
NT-MDT: From instrumentation to life. Nanoeducators
Eugene Birger Principal Analyst, NanoNewsNet.ru I am starting this article with the exciting news I concluded my previous story: NT-MDT Co. recently announced that NanoEducator II - a new generation of training scientific laboratories for nanotechnology teaching - "…is the winner of the 49th Annual R&D 100 Awards, which salute the 100 most technologically significant products introduced into the marketplace over the past year". This prestigious award (not the first one for the Company) was a successive recognition of a long and fruitful activity of the NT-MDT team in the field of not only nanoinstrumentation, but also nanoeducation. Read the Whole Article |
 | | July 21st, 2011
NT-MDT: From instrumentation to life. Educational efforts of enlightening activity.
Eugene Birger Principal Analyst, NanoNewsNet.ru Not only NT-MDT is an instrumentation company, but it designs products for educators, promotes school nanoprograms in various disciplines, and tries to wear many nanotechnology hats. Their mission is "to enable researchers, engineers and developers to conduct nanoscale research by creating ever more perfect nanotechnology instrumentation. Along the way, we maintain a global perspective, always taking into consideration the needs of a student in the classroom, a researcher on the cutting edge in the laboratory, and practicalities of industrial R&D". Read the Whole Article |
 | | April 30th, 2011
Russian Silicon Valley: to be or not...
Eugene Birger Principal Analyst, NanoNewsNet.ru Russian flagship project - creating a Russian version of Silicon Valley in Skolkovo, near Moscow - was officially started last spring. But a year on, there have been no sound results, apart from a number of memorandums of understanding signed between the Skolkovo Fund and foreign companies, including Microsoft. Read the Whole Article |
 | | November 8th, 2010
What makes major Siberian IT hub tick?
Eugene Birger Principal Analyst, NanoNewsNet.ru Tomsk is one of the oldest cities in Siberia, but it was only officially opened to foreigners in 1990. Today, wooden houses which are hundreds of years old still line the streets. These are contrasted by the youthful enthusiasm of students who flock to Tomsk, the home of Siberia's first university.
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 | | March 31st, 2010
NT-MDT demonstrates a new approach to quartz crystal microbalance design and application
Eugene Birger Principal Analyst, NanoNewsNet.ru Quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) measures a mass by detecting the change in resonance frequency of a quartz crystal resonator. The resonance is disturbed by the addition or removal of a small mass at the surface of the acoustic resonator. Frequency measurements are easily made to high precision; thus it is easy to measure mass densities down to a level of below 1 ng/cm2. Let us elaborate on this brief description. The QCM is a simple, cost effective, high-resolution mass sensing technique based upon the piezoelectric effect. This technique provides a wide detection range: from small molecules or polymer films to much larger masses deposited on the surface. These can be complex arrays of biopolymers and bio macromolecules, even whole cells. In addition, QCM can provide information about the energy dissipating properties of the bound surface mass.
Another important and unique feature of the technique is the ability to measure mass and energy dissipation properties of films while simultaneously carrying out electrochemistry on solution samples. These measurements can describe the flow of electro polymerization of a film. They can also reveal the ions or solution transport within a film during changes in the film environment or state, including the oxidation reaction for an electro active film driven by the underlying surface potential. The past decade has witnessed an explosive growth in the application of QCM techniques to the study of a wide range of molecular systems at the solution-surface interface, in particular, biopolymer and biochemical systems. Read the Whole Article |
 | | November 30th, 2009
Favorsky Irkutsk Institute of Chemistry, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Eugene Birger Principal Analyst, NanoNewsNet.ru The A.E. Favorsky Irkutsk Institute of Chemistry, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IrICh) called the Irkutsk Institute of Organic Chemistry until recently, is one of the first academic institutes in the Eastern Siberia. It was founded in 1957. Professor M. F. Shostakovsky of the Moscow Institute of Organic Chemistry, Ac. Sci. USSR, Corresponding Member, Ac. Sci. USSR, was appointed first director-organizer. A close associate of Academician A. E. Favorsky (St. Petersburg, Moscow), a classic of organic chemistry, Shostakovsky laid the basis for dynamic development of the largest Russian classic chemical school - the school of Favorsky on the Siberian ground. Soon the Institute held a world lead in the chemistry of acetylene and silicon (especially, of silico-acetylenic compounds). In 2000 the Institute was given name after A.E. Favorsky. Read the Whole Article |
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