well, as for russia, the federal research center believes that despite all the pressure and sanctions has only become stronger. the united states is forced to admit the ineffectiveness of economic pressure on our country, the washington post writes. that russia is demonstrating amazing resilience, against the backdrop of the crisis faced by western countries, our economy is projected to grow faster than in the usa, germany, france and the uk. new suppliers and markets have been found in asia, india and china are buying russian oil, economic contacts with turkey, malaysia and the emirates are growing. with beijing it was possible to achieve a maximum trade turnover of $240 billion. first written by wongton post. asian economies have pulled back. europe was also left without russian energy, coal, oil and gas, so why all this economic war? german foreign minister anna lena berbak, known for her strange statements, commented on the situation in her own way. she said that no one expected that these measures would stop moscow, but sanctions, according to her, are important. the united state

federal research center for biotechnology iran and many, many others. izaveta rozhdestvenskikh, a junior researcher at the center, who has been involved in paleognetics for 23 years, 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. at that time, if we opened the book. with ancient dna we would have seen 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 the famous scythian burial mounds. they conclude that the territory of russia from ancient times was multinational, genetically diverse, but united by a common culture. the global goal of the project is to study the dynamics and changes of the population from a genetic point of view, that is,

the field of genetics, archeology, anthropology, such as lomanosov moscow state university, federal research centerogy, iran institute of archeology and others. at first 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 degrad

general genetics of the russian academy of sciences, the institute of archeology iran, the federal research centerrs. 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 is a relative on the maternal side of the hungari

sokolov, russian scientist, academician of the russian academy of sciences, director of the federal research centerand cybernetics, hello, hello mikhail, igorevich, let 's start with who the it specialists are, there is some kind of classification, we can say that today we are all it specialists, like just appeared with us. in the generation in which we now have them, we are all, to one degree or another , obliged to be able to use the tools of information technology, to be able to use these gadgets, to understand how they work, otherwise we simply will not fit into the modern rhythm and way of life, but your question, of course,

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

domestic samples of transparent wood were created by employees of the federal research center for problemse, and then impregnated with polymer. in this case it is epoxy resin. transparent wood that transmits light and has a pleasant texture is already being tried in different countries or... proposed to be used for finishing rooms, covering solar panels, windows and even smartphone screens. you are watching a miracle of technology, this is what will happen next. top five of the world's science and technology news, what did we find most interesting this week? and the question of our traditional quiz. we're like usually, they prepared something tricky. so ready, hostess, take the job, ours are doing it, come in for dinner, i ’ll prepare my signature pastiches with pistiques and pickles, and with your abilities, it’s time for you to become a culinary blogger. oh, yes, well , you’ll say the same, cheskrit, oh, monesti! on ntv. mask - new season. today at 20:20 on ntv. how are you? a cold and a report on the nose. we can handle it together, but first we’ll get the book. the two components reinf

as noted, at the ufa federal research center, it is planned to open a new laboratory soon and increase of them will be under the age of 40 , so in recent years the number of young... the alleged instigator of the shooting in the center of moscow, fighter rasul ochaev, still remains in the hospital. according to preliminary data, the conflict began with a minor road accident, but the opponents were unable to resolve the problem peacefully. the criminal case into the shooting is under the control of the head of the investigative committee. report by andrey romanov. and a black pistol, this colorful character ended up in the crime report, opening fire in the center of the capital. a short battle ensued on the ivy, and an armed hooligan shoots in the direction of his opponents, they try to shoot back, but at this point the police intervene in the fight. participants in the conflict are thrown into the snow and handcuffed. not surprisingly, the officers were the first to arrive at the scene of the shootout. which they landed in the area of ​​​​the new arbat, but it is obvious that it was no

technologies, it’s important that i talked about, they are by no means not only in federal, large medical research and clinical centerslinics throughout the country, the second example is from the field of... neurodegenerative diseases, the same hand, but it is not immobilized, as in a stroke, it a patient with parkinson's disease is in a state of trembling, tremor, he cannot drink, eat, write text on his own, he is forced to take potent medications, but they do not always help, in this case the technology that came to medicine from physics comes to the rescue and materials science, this is focused ultrasound. a patient with tremor undergoes surgery with focused ultrasound, without anesthesia incisions. during the operation, a small area of ​​the brain responsible for generating tremor is precisely switched off, and the patient returns to normal life directly during the operation. now in russia there are already two clinical centers mastering this technique and treating patients; in 24 and 25 , several more clinics will join those presented, including those at the exhibition, which can already move, they can perform o

the federal research center for nutrition assures that more than 60% of adult russians are deficientmany people, due to a deficiency of these vitamins, feel bad, they have depressed... mood, they have constant fatigue, they have skin problems and a lot of other things, and what deceit hypovitaminosis, avitaminosis, all these complaints, they are very nonspecific, that is, they can be characteristic of vitamin deficiency, they can be characteristic of some diseases, so it is very difficult for a person to understand, yes, what he is faced with, well, i’m also listening to you and i think that sometimes i experience fatigue, sometimes drowsiness, sometimes a bad mood, but there is such a proven way to determine that we are captured by vitamin deficiency, there are some methods of self-diagnosis, based on which a person can suspect vitamin deficiency. let's discuss this with our expert. maria sergeevna polner, dermatologist, allergist, immunologist. maria sergeevna, good morning, good morning, good morning, get ready for us, we treat vitamin deficiency, well, to a greater extent. and me

adam kugler is the fellow assigned to the federal judicial center, educational research center for the federal courts. he joined the fellows program from the u.s. district court for the district of connecticut where he clerked for the honorable --. i know that his future boss is sitting in front of me. believe me, with the bright lights it is hard to pick out anybody, but adam's future boss is sitting right in front of me in the second circuit. you have a good home to go to when you leave us. he earned a ba in political science and a jd both with honors from the university of connecticut where he was the managing editor of the connecticut law review. the fellow assigned to the supreme court and counselor's office is torry nickel who joined the fellows program for private practice in missoula, montana. she previously clerked for justice thomas for the night circuit and judge malloy for the district of montana which, believe it or not, is one district. corey earned her ba zuma cum laude in political science from carroll college and a jd with high honors from the university of montana's s

working with the government of the russian federation on the creation and development of innovative scientific -technology center. park one - one of the research our intc are the development of technologies in the field of energy security; the lukoil engineering scientific project team will work on the basis of the opening center, the strategic goal of which is technological leadership in the exploration and provision of oil and gas production. a thanks to the federal project on professionalism, in the twenty-third year we created an educational production cluster on the basis of the kogolyn polytechnic college, in september of the twenty-fourth year we will open a center for advanced professional training in the oil and gas industry and an international center of competence in mining and technical education under the auspices of unesco with the flagship st. petersburg mining university named after the empress. the second, together with a consortium of russian universities, russian nedro universities, which includes perp national research polytechnic university, surgut and lyubor state universities, are implementing projects to train engineers

federation for physical culture, sports and healthy lifestyle. elizaveta dubel, epidemiologist at the national medical research center oncology named after nikolai nikolaevich blakhin, ministry of strav of russia, candidate of medical sciences, trains medical workers on the prevention of infection when providing medical care. egor krutelev, fan relations manager. creator of the school football league iliktoriya of the professional football club csk, author of the cska lesson project, within the framework of which classes on the history of football are held in schools. nikolay osipov, president of the media football league, a sports project with the participation of leaders, opinions, bloggers, musicians, athletes, as well as sports and football fans. life, so everything that is being done today works, including for our common goal, increasing the life expectancy of our citizens, so i congratulate all the nominees, especially those who are engaged in educational activities in our area of ​​​​preserving health, so let me announce the contribution education in the field of sports and health osipov. nikolai alexandrovich. nikolay is the creator of t

optic nerve, treatment tactics were determined together with specialists from the federal center for pediatric oncology researchy named after blakhin, some radiation effects, some laser effects were impossible to apply, the patient would have been blind after these treatment methods, the child was immediately sent to receive a course of chemotherapy to the nashoknetsk department of pediatric oncology and hematology of the malokhovsky clinic, this is great, that we could... were able to do this here in the kemerovo region in kusbas before the diagnosis of bilateral retina blastoma was completely regressed. today the girl’s health is not in danger; the parents have been diagnosed this became a serious challenge for the child, from which it is difficult to recover even with a successful outcome, so the mother agreed to communicate on condition of anonymity. when they told me that we would receive chemotherapy directly in kusbas, i was kind of wary, i thought that in moscow there were more professionals there, but it turned out that... i talked with people who received help there, and here, that there is nothing he

, joins us, he is a researcher in. international relations with focus on palestine and israel, he's also member of the international center for arab and islamic studies at the federal university of sergib. welcome to the program, arturo hartmann pacheko, let's start out with what has occurred over here when it comes economic crisis that israel is facing. i mean, we're looking at so many different negative economic indicators, you have a decreasing gdp, you have costs that are accrewing mainly because... this uh illegal us israel genocidal war uh the crisis also involves uh so many faces of the economy uh that's hemoraging basically money uh and the question that comes about is how long can israel sustain us and actually how bad is this economic crisis that israel's facing? well uh when we talk about the the question of the economy in israel so the point i think the first thing we got to say is how is affecting uh some economic sectors right, so what we what we heard and what we can see by by the news that are coming and and the reports that have been made is that is affecting lot in the so two sectors that we can take as examples right, the technology sector and th

research institute in moscow. in russia, this is a big event for all domestic medicine, so far this is the only federal scientific and clinical centerr the treatment of diseases of the respiratory system, noted vice-speaker of the federation council inna svitenko. the senator took part in the opening ceremony of the medical facility. we saw the most modern intensive care units, which are equipped with unique modern equipment, which, you know, is on the verge of space technology. and, of course, this will not be just a scientific and practical school, as well. it is much more common to discover symptoms of chronic respiratory diseases or worsening of previously identified pathologies. olga moryleva suffered from covid several years ago, the consequences of which are still reflected. on her health, a week ago she was admitted to the clinic in serious condition, well , she was feeling much better, i started breathing, i just had a dream, to breathe deeply, i wanted to, when i arrived, i just couldn’t even breathe in and out to do, that is, it was very difficult. the specialists did not begin to accept the first patients even before the

research centers and strengthen their interaction with other research institutes. also where this is necessary, it is necessary to update the material and technical base of federal medicald medical institutions that provide high-tech care to citizens throughout the country, including in such areas as cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, oncology, orthopedics. and finally, another solution that is designed to ensure reliable protection of intellectual rights of leading medical centers and research institutes that create unique technologies. i believe that upon transfer intellectual rights to manufacturers, that is, for the commercialization of breakthrough scientific solutions, research teams should receive a decent remuneration, the so -called royalty. the amount of such payments should be calculated according to clear rules and a unified methodology, in general, we talked about this, when you were the first in the world to offer a vaccine against covid, we talked to you about this, in general, we need to form modern law, a legal framework for ... the consolidated work of the ministry is also of fundamental importance departments, regions, state companies , and of course

researcher in international relations with focus on palestine and israel. he's also member of the international center for arab and islamic studies. the federal university of sirgip uh, welcome to the program, arturo hartman paceko, uh, let's start out with uh, what is occurred over here uh, when it comes to the economic crisis that israel is facing. i mean, we're looking at so many different negative. all right, we're stoping this to go live to the h, to the second day of the icj, hearing gandhi israely occupation of palestine considers that the general assembly. resolution 15 of august 2004 expands on fundamental aspects of this court advisory opinion on the legal consequences of the construction of the wall in the occupied palestinian territory, including as regards east jerusalem and its surroundings. accordingly, they form part of the context to be considered in relation to the legal consequences of israel policies and practices in the occupied. palestine territory, which we are analyzing during this period at the court. thus, mr. president, members of the court, bolivia contains that the continuously depriving and denying the palestinian people's rig

this afternoon, new research by the federal reserve bank of new york found that the net worth of americans aged 18 to 39 sort by 80% over the last 5 years. however, the pew research center says many millennials and gen z-ers are spending more of their money on expensive stuff. like essentials, including food and rent and also luxuries like travel and other recreational activities. financial analysts say many young adults feel pessimistic about their financial futures and that's encourage them to spend money so they can be happy. now. tax day is about 2 months away, but millions of americans have already filed and experts say it's because they're desperate for their refunds. a new study from credit karma finds 31% of taxpayers spend their refunds on basic necessities like rent and groceries. many blaming the cost of living and inflation for forcing them to live paycheck to paycheck. >> bigger than ever, due to all the economic hardships still coming out of the pandemic. it is for many americans, their single largest payday. >> so if your income did not keep up with inflation last year, you may get more money back because of new irs tax brackets. however, tax experts warn

new research by the federal reserve bank of new york found that the net worth of americans aged 18 to 39 sort by 80% over the last 5 years. however, this pew research center is now saying that many millennials and gen z-ers are spending more of their money on expensive essentials, like food and rent and luxuries like travel and other recreational activities. financial experts say many young adults feel pessimistic about their financial futures. and that has encouraged them to spend money so they can be happy. a lot more ahead for you this hour here on kron. 4 news, including an arrest in santa clara following a deadly discovery. what police are saying about the investigation. >> also a un ceasefire resolution voted down by united states today. why the white house says it could not support immediate cease-fire in gaza. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraceptio

new research by the federal reserve bank of new york found the net worth of americans between 18 and 39 years old soared by 80%. >> over the last 5 years, however, the pew research centers that many millennials and gen z-ers are spending more of their money on expensive essentials, like food and rent and luxuries like travel and other recreational activities as well. financial analysts say many young adults feel pessimistic about their financial futures and that's encourage them to spend money so they could be happy now because they don't think they can say for happiness later. yeah, because they make more of it cost more lives. i mean, 10 ran when i was in that age and it was plenty. i know. you're sorry. did you not understand year? yeah. >> and that crazy, ok? so now if you're thinking of buying a home and making that well, forget about it. new study aims to bay area cities the worst for being able to afford a if you've never bought one before. >> so improve brain, this old house. >> did this study? they said san jose and san francisco are the worst out of 145 u.s. cities. they looked at crime rates, annual home insurance premiums. >> and the median down payment in

right new research by the federal reserve bank of new york found the net worth of americans between 18 39 years old, actually sort by 80% over the last 5 years. however, the pew research center says that many millennials and gen z-ers are spending more of their money on expensive essentials, like food and rent and also on luxuries like travel. another recreational activities. financial analysts say many young adults feel pessimistic about their financial futures. and so that's what's encouraging them to spend money. now on things that make them happy in the moment the chances of affording a home in the bay area are close to i mean, just think about how much it costs. there's. >> a new survey actually found 2 bay area cities and the worst. if you want to try to buy a home, the least affordable and the most difficult. in group called this old house, you know that you improve the brand. they did this study. they found san jose and san francisco are the worst places to try to be a first-time home minor by are out of 145 cities. they looked at crime annual home insurance premiums, the medium down payment in need. and both of those cities had a median down payment. >> of more than

research institute of pulmonology of the federal medical and biological agency of russia in moscow is a great event for all domestic medicine. so far, this is the only federal scientific and clinical centerhe treatment of diseases of the respiratory system, noted vice-speaker of the federation council inna svitenko. the senator took part in the opening ceremony of the medical facility. we saw the most modern intensive care units, which are equipped with unique, modern equipment. which, you know, is on the verge of space technology, and of course, this will not just be a scientific and practical school, but also a single methodological center for all of russia. consultations with specialists, as well as hospitalization and rehabilitation at the clinic are available to patients from all over the country under a compulsory health insurance policy. we are opening a very modern center, which also has a high-tech hospital with amazing facilities. surgery, thoracic, and cardiac surgery and a fantastic research center. the center treats the entire range of diseases of the respiratory system, from common to the most complex and rare. diseases such as cystic fibrosis have already firmly entered ou

adam kugler is the fellow assigned to the judicial center, the educational and research agency for the courts. adam joined the federal fellows program for the u.s. district court from connecticut where he clerked. i know adam is sitting right in front of me. there he is. they are but there. they are right, believe me, the bright lights are here, it's hard to pick anyone up, but adams future bosses sitting right in front of being the second circuit so adam you have a good home to go to when you'd leave us. he earned honors from the university of connecticut where he was the managing editor of the connecticut law review. the fellow assigned to the supreme court and the counselor's office is torry nickel, she joined the fellows program from private practice in missoula, montana and she previously clerked for the ninth circuit and the u.s. district court for the district of montana which believe it or not is one district. she earned her ba summa cum laude in political science from carroll college and a jd with high honors from the university of montana school of law where she was co-editor-in-chief of the montana law rev

jack corrigan, a senior research analyst at george downes center for security andgy emerging technology known as c set. prior to joining the he worked at the journalist covering federal technology and subsidy policy. he will discuss existing policy framework for regulating chinese i.t. product sold in the united states. that's according is a new voice for the commission. thank you all very much for your testimony. the commission is looking forward to your remarks and ask that all of our witnesses to please keep the remarks to seven minutes. ms. nikakhtar, we will begin with you. >> okay, thank you very much, cochair commissioner wessel, cochair commercial helberg and all listing commissioners and staff. thank you for holding this hearing first and foremost, very important topic and thank you for inviting me to testify. i'mnt an attorney and an economt and i been working on the frontlines of the u.s. and china technologicalch battle for over0 years. i do need to state that the views and opinions expressed in his testimony are my only do not represent the views of why the rhine in of the firms clients. step back for a second. 20 years ago, just over 20 is comingng chin

research into the secrets of our mind is carried out at the federal brain center, so the patient justo imagine the movement paralyzed hand, and this device counts the thought and activates the mechanical hand, so new neural connections appear and gradually movement returns to the paralyzed limbs, and also, together with the higher school of economics, the center of the brain learns to decipher more complex signals. brain, for example, speech, so that a person without the ability to speak can only imagine a word, and the computer will immediately pronounce it for him. one of the tasks is to learn to correctly decode speech, namely from brain activity, yes, this work, it is most often carried out with neurosurgeons, because there are neurosurgical operations when a person awakens, for example, you need to... talk to him, yes, evaluate some speech centers, well, at this moment you can actually measure the activity of these zones and try somehow it means decoding it, but you can type with the power of thought today, the russian project ne... rachat helps hundreds of patients with speech a

research center for psychiatry and narcology named after. by based on the results of the examination , a procedural decision will be made in accordance with the legislation of the russian federationand answer the question: was there a seizure and could an insane driver who deliberately used drugs be in a seizure and at the same time have no signs epilepsy, no signs of the consequences of such an attack. he's no foam, no shit, he 's him, he walked like this, he 'll sit in one place on the phone, talk, in another place will talk on the phone. by the way, after being declared sane, maxim konyukov was not taken into custody and he is still at home. in the following program, does it work, doesn't work, helps or hinders? we are like drunks on the road, dangerous safety. we are testing the lane keeping system, more on that in the next program. good morning, how is your health? i hope everything is ok? my name is sergey malozyomov, i am a doctor by training, a journalist by profession and a cook at heart. this is what you will see today in my live food program. science vs meat what miracles happen to those who refuse it? there was an interesting surge in the immune system. what is this?

jack organ tenet research analysis at center for security emerging technology. prior to joining he worked as a journalist covering federalechnology and cybersecurity policy. we will discuss existing policy from her for regulating it products sold in the united f states he is the new invoice for the commission. thank you all very much for your trust me the commission is looking forward to remarks. i ask all of our witnesses to please keep their marks to seven minutes. mr. nikakhtar we will begin with you. >> thank you very much. cochair commissioner nikakhtar and all esteem commissioners and staff. thank you for holding this hearing first and foremost a very important topic thank you for inviting me too testify. i am an attorney and autonomous i'm working on the front lines of u.s. technological battle for over 20 years. i do say the views and opinions expressed in this testimony are mine only do not represent the views of any of the firm clients. let's step back for a second period 20 years ago just over 20 years ago the wto the entire world was excited about taking events of china's low market economy structure we moved

jack corrigan, senior research analyst at george kent center for security and emerging technology. prior to joining it, he worked as a journalist covering federal technology and cybersecurity policy. he would discuss the existing policy framework for regulating chinese i.t. product sold in the united states. is a new voice for the commission. thank you all very much for your testimony. the commission is looking forward to your marks. and i ask that all of our witnesses to please keep the remarks to seven minutes. we will begin with you. >> ok, thank you very >> thank you very much, esteemed commissioners and staff, thank you for holding this hearing, first and foremost, very important topic. thank you for inviting me to testify. i am an attorney and economist. i've been working on the front lines of the u.s.-china technological goods battle for over 20 years. i do need to state that the views and opinions expressed in this testimony are mine only and do not represent the views of any of the firm's clients. let's step back for a second. just over 20 years ago when china joined the wto the entire world was excited about taking advantage of china'

federal reserve bank in new york finds the net worth of young americans 18 to 39. soared. they're worth soared by 80% in the last 5 years. the promise things cost more. so the pew research center says that many millennials and gen x-ers and up spending that money on essentials, which are way more expensive, just for food and for rent. and i'm also yes, they do spend it on travel and other recreational activities. financial analysts say that a lot of young people feel pessimistic about there. financial future making more money than ever like. then we james and we made like 10, $13,000 a year. but back think that our rent was 300. there 3,000. yeah, big difference. huge difference for your help. this money. researchers from the u.s. and china say that women who exercise regularly really reduce our risk of early death or fatal cardiovascular event. and more than if we exercise, it's a better path than if men do. now. listen to this. it's 2 and a half hours total a week that you would do some kind of physical activity and it lowered a woman's mortality risk by 24%. but if a man does that same amount of exercise, it's a 15% reduction in risk. women also had a 36% reduced risk of a

research center for psychiatry and narcology named after serbsky. according to the results examination, a procedural decision will be made in accordance with the legislation of the russian federationute, where they do not work together, will there be father and son, mother-in-law and daughter. look for the truth and answer the question: was there a seizure and could an insane driver who deliberately used drugs be in a seizure and at the same time have neither signs of epilepsy nor signs of the consequences of such an attack. he's not foam, not a damn thing, he walked like this, he sat in one place and talked on the phone, in another place on the phone will talk. by the way, after being declared sane, maxim konyukov was not taken into custody and he is still at home. this vegetable does not seem to have a particularly bright taste, and its nutritional value is generally rather weak, but it is still found regularly in vegetable stores in garden plots. patison, maybe his secret is that he just looks beautiful in jars when pickled for the winter? let's try to figure it out. the main decoration of assorted winter preparations. sunny vegetables are loved because they easily take on the

research into the secrets of our minds is carried out at the federal center. the patient just needs tond this device counts the thought and activates the mechanical hand, so new neural connections appear and gradually movement returns to the paralyzed limbs, and also, together with the higher school of economics, the brain center learns to decipher more complex brain signals, for example, speech, so that a person without the ability to speak can just imagine a word, and the computer will immediately pronounce it for you, one of the tasks is to learn it correctly. the russian project neurochat helps hundreds of patients with speech and motor disorders to reconnect with the world, we test everything on ourselves, in order to transmit your thoughts, or rather brain signals via bluetooth, you need to wear a headset like this, in essence, these are the same technologies that musk uses. the principle is similar, in the other case the electrodes record the eeg of the brain, namely changes in the eg, but he implants electrodes into the brain, and we read this data from the surface. head, you c

federal transit administration, safety is front and center. we always put the safety of passengers and operators above everything else, including technology. we have been investing in research around technology for public transportation, a technology that centers around the buses, but also by automating maintenance facilities to decrease the opportunities for maintaining those vehicles, we are gathering data. we are gathering information around that space. we have not received a full, complete set of information that would allow us to then make a determination. however, we do know that automation is one of several advancements. however, through the federal government, as well as our colleagues here, those decisions around safety will be determined by other agencies, within the department. >> i appreciate your indulgence. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields. >> thank you, to eyewitnesses, for being here ms. carlson, on the morning of october 30th, 2018, a driver in rochester, indiana, in my district, made a deadly decision to illegally go around a stopped school bus, whose stop arm was up. the lights flashing were activated. she killed three siblings and seriously injured

federal transit administration safety is front and center. we always put safety of the passengers and operators about anything else including technology. we have been investing in researcharound technology for public transportation for a technology that is centered on the buses at a level but also automating facilities to increase the opportunities for throughput of maintaining those vehicles. we are still gathering data and information we have not received a full complete set of information that would allow us to then make a determination. we do know automation is one of several advancements. however, through the federal government as well as our colleagues here those decisions around safety will be determined by other agencies within the department. thank you so much mr. termini percheron voltage and i yield back. correct thank you, mr. chairman thank you tour witnesses for being here today. ms. carlson, on the morning of october 30, 2018 a driver in rochester, indiana and my district made a deadly decision to illegally go around a stopped school bus whose stop arm was up and the lights flashing were activated. she killed three siblings and is seriously injured a four

federal transmit situation, safety is front and center. we always put safety of the passengers and operators above anything else, including technology. we have been investing in research around technology for public transportation, a technology that is centered around the buses at a level, but also automating facilities to increase the opportunities for throughput of maintaining those vehicles. we are still gathering data and information around that space, have not received a full, complete set of information that would allow us to then make a determination. however, we do know that automation is, one of several advancements. however, through the federal government, as well as our colleagues here, those decisions around safety will be determined by other agencies within the department. >> thank you so much. i appreciate your indulgence. >> think you mr. chairman, and thank you to the witnesses to being here today. miss carlson, a driver in rochester, indiana, in my district, made a deadly decision to go around a stopped school bus, whose stop arm was up and the lights flashing were activated. she killed three siblings and seriously injured a fourth child. the incident

sokolov, a russian scientist, academician of the russian academy of sciences, director of the federal research center for informatics and management, and, importantly, dean of the faculty of computational mathematics at moscow state university cybernetics. hello mikhail, hello. igor anatovich, let's start with who are it specialists? is there some kind of classification? we can say that today we are all it specialists, as soon as we smartphones appeared, precisely in the generation in which we now have them, we are all, to one degree or another, obliged to be able to use the tools of information technology, to be able to use these gadgets, to understand how they work, otherwise we simply will not fit into the modern rhythm and image life, but your question, of course. is not related to this, your question is related to those people who have connected their profession with this phenomenon, with these technologies, with these tools that actually create them, these technologies, including they create, of course, and this is what i think is, of course, the most fundamental layer of it specialists who dev

ultra-modern pulmonology research institute of the federal medical and biological agency was opened in moscow today. the event is important not only for the capital. help with new center under the compulsory medical insurance policy, that is, for free, residents of all regions will be able to receive. high-class specialists were also selected throughout the country. and the clinic is equipped with the latest technology, including the only hybrid operating room in russia so far, in which all vital functions can be fully supported. report from our medical.