it was founded by academician yuri oganesyan, whose name during his lifetime was inscribed in the periodicry important to support a young person. when it becomes difficult for him, at that moment support is many times stronger than when he is already an adult, and this is a very important moment. the successor to the work of yuri ogonisyan can be called the prize winner from germany, valeria pershina. she studies the electronic structure and chemical properties of superheavy chemical elements. science is an interesting thing in itself, that is, doing it. will be used somewhere. the study of quantum is at the forefront of modern science. these are quantum computers and neural networks. scientists around the world are passionate about working in this area. the fact is that quantum technologies and quantum sciences contribute a lot to the development of the economy and society as a whole, so they are of great interest. there is still no understanding of the physics that is behind this quantum science. we have to develop this deep understanding. nuclear reactions of the joint institute for nuc

oganesyan.table were filled, but if element 119 is ever discovered, it will begin a new period in the table, it will increase by one line. on february 6, 1952 , elizabeth came to the british throne ii. she was only 25. she became queen after her death. father of king george vi. elizabeth's coronation was the first to be broadcast on television. 27 million people watched it. elizabeth reigned for seven decades, greatly changing the world. under her , the british empire finally collapsed, giving way to the commonwealth of nations, and under her, the colonies gained independence. there was a cold war going on. britain entered the eu and left it. the long conflict with northern ireland was resolved. britain won. in falkland the war with argentina, participated in the wars in iraq and afghanistan, survived the referendum on scottish independence, in difficult conditions when old institutions were dying out, elizabeth was able to preserve the british monarchy. despite the criticism and turmoil in the

yuri tsalakovich oganesyan meets us in the museum’s office academician flerov. important decisions are made here. when they decided to name the element hanisson, this also happened. and why? but because it is not accepted. this is so, the scientific community proposed to name an element of the ogonisyan surname as a sign of the highest gratitude for his innovative contribution to the research of superheavy elements, this is an incomprehensibly difficult path, a search in science, let it be banal, but it’s just like you are looking for rowing in the forest, you go where - look, no, come back back, then you won’t go anymore, you go to another place, this is it every time, you have to have patience, such a desire, you have to have the desire to go, not find , come back, go again, come back, go again, come back, go back again, and not every person wants such a life. the path of a researcher is always associated with failure, with the expectation of a result and without any guarantees that theories and calculations will be translated into the final result. and i woul