from the faculty of law of lomanosov moscow state university with a degree in jurisprudence.ing the soviet years, he worked in the district courts of the capital, and then headed the moscow city court. since the late eighties, chairman of the supreme court of the rsfsr, since the ninety-first year, chairman of the supreme court of the russian federation. vyacheslav lebedev combined leadership of the highest judiciary. the country's body for legislative, organizational, research, teaching and methodological work. he has more than fifty articles, comments and publications on various judicial issues related to judicial reform, the development of the judiciary, improving the country's judicial system, expanding access to justice and increasing the efficiency and quality of the courts. the chairman of the council expressed her condolences to vyacheslav lebedev’s family and colleagues. federation valentina matvienko. she noted that lebedev made an invaluable contribution to the reform of domestic law and law enforcement. and at the same time, preserving its inextricable ties with t

technology, and of course, our flagship, lomanosov moscow state university.e see great interest in new campuses from the regions and from business. in this regard, the facilities opening today deserve special attention: the campus of the perm polytechnic university in kagalym, created entirely at the expense of lukoil, and the campus of the almiva state petroleum institute, the construction of which was personally financed by the republic of tatarstan, i personally visited both objects, it really is. high level, they are equipped to the most modern standards, and i am sure they will play an important role in the development of regions and cities. dear vladimir vladimirovich, the total cost of work on the creation of 17 campuses exceeds 500 billion rubles, of which federal funds account for about 40%. a comparable amount is raised by interested businesses; the rest of the costs are covered by the regions. i will add that 12 out of 17 projects are being implemented within the framework of public-private partnerships. of course, such a large-scale task. required

moscow state university, federal research center for biotechnology, iran institute of archeology andst we concentrated on the russian or eastern alignment. equipment necessary for sequencing, that is, deciphering historical dna. this device is called a sequinator, we use it to read and decipher, and we study genomes. a sample of our dna, which we want to read, is loaded onto such a flow cell, and it is distributed throughout the cell. from such a cell we receive up to 10 billion reads, which we then analyze on computing servers and compare with each other. in these laboratories scientists directly analyze ancient samples, incredibly rare and fragile due to their age - material that is provided to them by archaeologists and anthropologists. dna preparations are preserved for thousands, even up to a million years, maybe even up to 2 million years, and dna suitable for analysis can be isolated. mainly in the so-called clean zone, where access to outsiders is strictly prohibited. ancient dna, as we have already said, is extremely degraded, that is, these are pieces several tens of nucleo

moscow state university, the institute of general genetics of the russian academy of sciences, the institute for biotechnology iran and more many, many others. elizaveta rozhdestvenskikh, a junior researcher at the center, who at 23 years of age is engaged in field genetics, says that the process of obtaining information from ancient tissues. is associated with a serious technological chain , when the genome is compared to a book, but if we read a book on modern dna, we would see, for example, whole sentences, paragraphs, whole pages of text, while if we opened a book with ancient dna , we would see fragments of phrases, words and individual letters. on the basis of domestic laboratories , a genomic analysis of the neanderal man from the mizmayskaya cave in the krasnodar region was carried out. the team is studying dna fragments extracted from famous ones. before, in fact, before us, that is, we are trying to understand who our ancestors are, the samples found at the site of the ritual planting helped scientists better understand how the migration of ancient people took place. the specimen i

, initiated by lomanosov moscow state university, there are other ratings that, one way or another, already best indicators that exist, including in western european rating agencies , there is nothing wrong with this, it is very important that we ourselves understand who we are, where we are moving and do not look around, but without... as if it is important to participate in those ratings, it is important to be visible and it is important, despite to this amorphous, biased veil, but nevertheless clearly... thank you, and let me remind you that andrei korol, the rector of the belarusian state university, was in our studio. diplomacy, which strengthens friendly ties, the belarusian pavilion at vdnh in moscow was visited by ambassadors of the cis countries this week. and 190 years since birth. one of the union programs provides for the use of new cash register equipment; the deadline for the transition is the end of 2025. minsk-moscow plan to reduce the cost of mobile internet in roaming. the relevant departments of the two countries are gradually working to reduce the roaming markup within t

lomanosov university, federal biotechnology research center, iran institute of archeology and others.he first time, we concentrated on the russian alignment or the eastern european alignment, that is, a vast area, if you take collections, there are thousands of samples there, collected in different museums, archaeological institutes, in general, research is quite expensive, so well... you need to concentrate on something first, they manage the work and coordinate processes at sirius university, here, on the basis of the center of genetics and life sciences, there are conditions modern equipment necessary for sequencing, that is, deciphering historical dna. this device is called a sequinator; we use it to read and decipher the genome of our research. our dna preparation is loaded onto such a flow cell. that we want to read, it is distributed over the cell, from such a cell we receive up to 10 billion reads, which we then analyze on computing servers and compare with each other. in these laboratories , scientists directly analyze ancient samples, incredibly rare and fragile, according t

from the faculty of law of moscow state university named after lomanosov, majoring in jurisprudence. during the soviet years, he worked in the district courts of the capital, and then headed the most city court. since the late eighties - chairman of the supreme court of the rsfsr, since the ninety-first year , chairman of the supreme court of the russian federation. vyacheslav lebedev combined the leadership of the country's highest judicial body with legislative and organizational leadership. research, teaching and methodological work. he has over 50 articles, commentaries and publications on various legal issues related to judicial reform, development of the judiciary, improvement of the country's judicial system, expanding access to justice and increasing the efficiency and quality of the courts. during the unsuccessful counteroffensive, the command of the ukrainian armed forces repeated the actions of the wehrmacht. this opinion was expressed by the deputy president of the russian academy. he wrote an article for tas, where the armored vehicles of the kiev regime in the summer of