laboratory in colorado and the national energy technology laboratory in west virginia. our national investments have far-reaching benefits across the federal government. for example, our innovations in computing, power and density that we provide to the d.o.e. are also being used to cross the department of defense. in the intelligence community and at the national oceanic and atmospheric administration to forecast weather. and at the national science foundation centers. in fact, during the early stages of the covid-19 outbreak, the national labs, including argon use their supercomputers to accelerate a path to treatment to combat the disease. using detailed digital simulations to analyze the fast set of candidates, researchers at lawrence livermore narrow down the number of potential antibody candidates from an initial set of 100 -- the one with 40 zeros after it to just 20. they accomplish this in weeks. compared to the years it will take using other approaches. in 2016, hpe was proud to be chosen as a key partner in the d.o.e.'s computing initiative. it was designed to

energy laboratory in colorado and the national energy technology laboratory in morgantown, west virginia. our national investments in supercomputing have far reaching benefits across the federal government. for example, our innovations in computing power, power and density that we provide to the doe are also being used across the department of defense in the intelligence community. and at the national oceanic atmospheric administration to forecast weather. and at the national science foundation centers. in fact, during the early stages of the covid-19 outbreak, the national labs including argon and lawrence livermore used their supercomputers to accelerate a path to treatment to combat the disease using detailed digital simulations toyze a vast set of drug candidates. researchers at lawrence livermore narrowed down the number of potential antibody candidates from an initial set of 100 duo decillion. that's a one with 40 zeros after it to just 20 the lab's researchers accomplished this in weeks compared to the years it would take using other approaches. in 2016 hp was proud to be chosen a

propylene to have special access to the saturday facilities of the laboratories, including the national laboratoryo be part of the manhattan project. which produces atomic laser weapons we didn't know that it turned out that less than one percent of the annual budget of the laurence olivier laboratory is less than one percent of the research page on alternative energies and the rest of the defense and new atomic bombs. m55 is made of sarin and video sarin has a liquid and oily state, when we blow up a q-cap that is made of sarin, if an oil is produced, and when x is used , it is produced in a blue shape, which is a far more deadly and effective chemical weapon than many of these caps or pocket they also had other forms of chemical weapons they were in an area at the moment of entry that contained gases that caused mental changes . what should we do with these gases to the enemy's lines so that with the change that is created inside them or kill them so much that they are no longer able to shoot? this is what we wanted to ban the use of chemical weapons many years ago . the declaration of the tenth

it means that slack national laboratory is a huge facility.ok dealer of 10 miles didn't have anything like this, so it was easy for me to choose. the atmosphere of my stanford university was very interesting for me. at that time, my connection with berkley and stamford was not interrupted. i created a laboratory collaboration network between these three institutes. i will get an award. this laboratory is designed in such a way that it uses the latest nano and quantum technology so that we can create a quantum material that we can theoretically and conceptually imagine and produce. with this tool, we can create atoms. store inside it and control your positions in certain states so that we can be a quantum material, this material can be a superconductor or clouds , it can be a topological insulator, it can be a quasi-metal, and then to know what we have produced, because the properties electrical, magnetic , or optical to understand it without removing or destroying it. scan the atoms of matter one by one. it is characteristic that where are ato

for special access to sand facilities at night, but also to all laboratories, including the national laboratory, which in the manhattan project is the eyes of the people about the use of technology to defend the united states, what is discussed in science or written in books. that they are doing the production of nuclear weapons, laser, sound, and we don't know about it, as it turned out, less than one percent of the annual budget of the lawrence olivier laboratory is spent on research on alternative energies and the rest of defense and fresh air. this particular area in your kentucky telegraph in this menu image in front of the m55 warehouse, there is a modified form of sarin and video. this is a substance and oil. when we blow up kyoke ansari's hat, oil is produced, and when x is used, which has a blue shape, steam and blue spray are produced, which are far more deadly chemical weapons. and more effectively, many of these helmets had x or pocket, but they also had other forms of chemical weapons in an area at the moment of entry, which contained gases that caused psychological changes. the id

diligently to copy and take a lot of capabilities and research that is being developed at our national laboratories. how much in your opinion how much have they taken or copied and are the national labs really able to protect themselves. not only in terms of the information they had but also as they hire people. don't they have to be very careful who they hire and how they hire and so forth so that they know that, that information is going from employees to china or are there other actors that you know have adverse interest to our country? >> well thanks for the question. and the answer is, we need to be very aware. and we need to have a layered strategy to deal with these security challenges. if they worked in a foreign, you can't work on a department of energy lab. we have specific screenings in place. to make sure that we're taking care of those sensitive technologies in particular. and then third we've also got counter intelligence experts in our field office to cover all of our national categories looking into any allegations and making sure we're running down all leads along those lines. but,

i did , slack national laboratory, which is a huge facility with an accelerator ten miles long, but amityhave anything like that, so it was easy for me to choose. the atmosphere of my stanford university was very interesting to me. that at the time, my connection with berklee and stamford was not interrupted. i one night i created an institute, an activity that i remember, i get an award. this laboratory is designed in such a way that it uses the latest nano and quantum technology so that we can create a quantum material that we can theoretically and conceptually imagine and produce with this tool. we can store the atoms inside it and control their positions in certain states so that we can produce a quantum material . this material can become a superconductor or a superconductor overnight and then to know what we have produced because the properties electrical, magnetic, or optical to understand it without removing the displacement, we transfer the sample of that quantum matter to this chamber. in this chamber, there is a rod that goes up to the chamber. there is an atom that can scan th

this after she was fired in from january the oak ridge national laboratory after urging other scientiststake action on climate change. welcome back to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. if you can talk about 400 scientists have endorsed this march on sunday, and this is kicking off a week of climate action, what your demands are and the significance of you all being scientists? many other groups have also endorsed this march. >> take you for having me on. this letter does some 400 scientists have signed is very simple. it is one of our shorter letters. it asks the biden administration to meet the demands of the march to end fossil fuels, which essentially are to stop federal approval for new fossil fuel projects and repeal permits for major projects like the willow project and the mountain valley pipeline come to phase out fossil drilling on our public lands and waters, to declare a climate emergency, and to design and energy transition that protects workers rights -- which might relate to your earlier segment. the reason why -- we could get into the science of it. we don't

the major that i chose in the back life of stanford is the slack national laboratory, which is a hugewith an accelerator ten miles long, but something like this. it didn't have, so it was easy for me to choose. the atmosphere of my stanford university was very interesting for me. at that time, my relationship with berkley and stamford was not interrupted. i... i created a laboratory cooperation network between these three institutes, an activity for which i am getting an award. this laboratory has been designed in such a way that it uses the latest nano and quantum technology so that we can create a quantum material that we can imagine theoretically and conceptually. with this tool, we can store the atoms inside it and control their position in certain states so that we can produce quantum matter. this the material can be a superconductor or superconductor. it can be a topological insulator. it can become metal overnight. and then, in order to know what we produced, in order to understand its electrical, magnetic, or optical properties, without destroying it, we transfer the sample of

chose stanford because of the big laboratory that is in stanford's backyard, which is the slack national laboratory, which is a huge facility with an accelerator that is 10 miles long, but that's it. he didn't have anything, so it was easy to choose. the atmosphere of my stanford university was very interesting for me. at that time, my connection with berkley and stamford was not interrupted. i created a laboratory collaboration network between these three institutes. i get a prize for the activity i remember. this laboratory is designed in such a way that the latest technology. use it so that we can create a quantum material that we can theoretically and conceptually imagine and produce. with this tool , we can store the atoms inside it and control their position in certain situations so that we can produce a quantum material. it can be a superconductor or superconductor, it can be a topological insulator, it can be thought overnight, and then in order to know what we produced , to understand its electrical, magnetic, or optical properties without removing the quantum material and we will transfer

he's a scientist at lawrence livermore national laboratory.says the goal is to get students excited about science, technology, engineering and math. companies are putting hundreds of billions of dollars a year into making this better. and to have all these features in it and they can now be used to teach students in class, it's just great being in an environment where we can do a lot of experiments and do a lot of hands on learning. well, the physics with phones program is free to download and it uses technology already built into the devices and apps that already exist. pretty cool. well, new at 730 tonight in hollister a fire personnel came to the rescue to help a woman who was in labor. a los banos couple was on its way to the hospital when the two realized, you know what, they're not going to make it in time. so they stopped at the pacheco fire station right there off highway 152, and hollister in a team of firefighter and engineers, didn't waste any time. they helped to deliver the baby boy. he came into the world just after 7:00 this mor

i started my career post navy at lawrence livermore national laboratory. i spent a few minutes at the university of california, san francisco. i spent a bulk of my career at two places, united airlines and a company called materion matay. aryan is an engineering company and if you've ever seen the james webb telescope, you see those nice, pretty shiny gold panels behind those panels. those are hexagonal plates made of beryllium materion is the world's leading beryllium manufacture. where i worked at our company in fremont, where you might have heard of the hadron super collider. we made electron beam pipes for the super collider, and i was a manager over those projects. so next. so what is it that i do here next? go ahead. i have a lot of different hats, roles and responsibilities here in the department, but my primary responsibility is to provide assistance to the health and safety and wellness chief battalion chief alba. i also review and update had most of our our plans to comply with cal osha and the epa as well. so you'll see a bunch of letters there

. >> the brilliant minds working for menlo park slack national accelerator laboratory are finally unveiling the world's most powerful x ray laser. >> really? it's a discovery machine. we can we can look at processes that are unknown, that we haven't yet discovered. >> that discovery machine is called lcls two. it's been under development for more than a decade. it builds on the original lcls or linac, coherent light sources and x-ray free electron laser. >> imagine lcls is a giant microscope and now with lcls two, we have about 10,000 times the light. essentially to look at things, right? so that enables you to see things that we haven't seen before. >> those behind it say it's going to transform the ability of scientists to explore atomic scale, ultrafast phenomena through those explorations. huge strides can be made in things like clean energy technology in medicine. in 2009, the original lcls machine made the us a leader in this type of technology and it was such a groundbreaking machine that six machines around the world immediately started construction. project director greg hayes tell

the advancements it could bring and the brilliant minds working for menlo park, slack national accelerator laboratory finally unveiling the world's most powerful x ray laser. >> really? it's a discovery machine. we can we can look at processes that are unknown that we haven't yet discovered. >> that discovery machine is called lcls two. it's been under development for more than a decade. it builds on the original lcls or linac, coherent light sources, an x-ray free electron laser. >> imagine lcls is a giant microscope and now with lcls two, we have about 10,000 times the light essentially to look at things, right? so that enables you to see things that we haven't seen before. >> those behind it say it's going to transform the ability of scientists to explore atomic scale, ultrafast phenomena through those explorations. huge strides can be made in things like clean energy technologies and medicine. in 2009, the original lcls machine made the us a leader in this type of technology and it was such a groundbreaking machine that six machines around the world immediately started construction. project direc

the brilliant minds working for menlo park slack national accelerator laboratory are finally unveiling x ray laser. >> really? it's a discovery machine. we can we can look at processes that are unknown and that we haven't yet discovered that discovery machine is called lcls two. >> it's been under development for more than a decade. it builds on the original lcls or linac coherent light sources and x-ray free electron laser. >> imagine lcls is a giant microscope and now with lcls two, we have about 10,000 times the light. essentially to look at things, right? so that enables you to see things that we haven't seen before. >> are those behind it say it's going to transform the ability of scientists to explore atomic scale, ultrafast phenomena through those explorations. huge strides can be made in things like clean energy technologies, in medicine. in 2009, the original lcls machine made the us a leader in this type of technology and it was such a groundbreaking machine that six machines around the world immediately started construction . project director greg hayes tells us. though the

the advancements that could bring and the brilliant minds working for menlo park slack national accelerator laboratoryre finally unveiling the world's most powerful x ray laser ever. >> really? it's a discovery machine. we can we can look at processes that are unknown that we haven't yet discovered. >> that discovery machine is called lcls two. it's been under development for more than a decade. it builds on the original lcls or linac, coherent light sources and x-ray free electron laser. >> imagine lcls is a giant microscope and now with lcls two, we have about 10,000 times the light essentially to look at things, right? so that enables you to see things that we haven't seen before. >> those behind it say it's going to transform the ability of scientists to explore atomic scale, ultrafast phenomena through those explorations. huge strides can be made in things like clean energy technologies and medicine. in 2009, the original lcls machine made the us a leader in this type of technology and it was such a groundbreaking machine that six machines around the world immediately started construction. projec

on the advancements that could bring the brilliant minds working from menlo park slack national accelerator laboratory are finally unveiling the world's most powerful x ray laser ever. >> really? >> it's a discovery machine. we can we can look at processes that are unknown that we haven't yet discovered. >> that discovery machine is called lcls two. it's been under development for more than a decade. it builds on the original lcls or linac, coherent light sources, an x-ray free electron laser. >> imagine lcls is a giant microscope and now with lcls two, we have about 10,000 times the light essentially to look at things, right? so that enables you to see things that we haven't seen before. >> those behind it say it's going to transform the ability of scientists to explore atomic scale, ultrafast phenomena through those explorations. huge strides can be made in things like clean energy technologies and medicine. and in 2009, the original lcls machine made the us a leader in this type of technology and it was such a groundbreaking machine that six machines around the world immediately started constructio

i started my career post navy at lawrence livermore national laboratory.ity of california, san francisco. i spent a bulk of my career at two places, united airlines and a company called materion matay. aryan is an engineering company and if you've ever seen the james webb telescope, you see those nice, pretty shiny gold panels behind those panels. those are hexagonal plates made of beryllium materion is the world's leading beryllium manufacture. where i worked at our company in fremont, where you might have heard of the hadron super collider. we made electron beam pipes for the super collider, and i was a manager over those projects. so next. so what is it that i do here next? go ahead. i have a lot of different hats, roles and responsibilities here in the department, but my primary responsibility is to provide assistance to the health and safety and wellness chief battalion chief alba. i also review and update had most of our our plans to comply with cal osha and the epa as well. so you'll see a bunch of letters there that says iip, rpp, the iip stands fo

i will take a sample and send it to isfahan , the reference laboratory of the country's national standard organization, in all four tests of the tests that are taken at the ports , it is not possible to clear the goods at the port, for five times , no aflatoxin has been detected in any of these laboratories, mr. doctor, and it was negative, there is no bluetooth at all. waste money or it will not be known if it has fungus or mold, it will go inside the animal feed factory , it will be destroyed according to the heat given to it, it can be used. he stressed on accurate and timely clarification regarding the poets and the governors' follow-up and supervision of the process of solving the problems of the executive departments until the result is reached. he further told the minister of oil about stopping the process of burning torches in the gas fields to stop this process of 42 contracts. with my 17 contractors, 21 torches so far in the fields west of karun, it has been turned off. the most important concern is the gas distribution in the east of karun, that is, from ahvaz to gachsaran, ram

it is found in hamedan provincial justice, i will send it to isfahan, the reference laboratory of the country's national standard organization. alhamdulillah, in every four tests of the tests that are taken at the ports , it will not be included in the goods clearance section, five times, none of them. from this aflatoxin was not observed in the doctor's laboratory and it was negative. hussain, it will not be wasted or destroyed in any way. when it has fungus or mold, it goes into the animal feed factory to the factories . it will be destroyed according to the heat given. it can be used. instructions we have an executive to refer to, and there is a particular problem related to this package . the president further stressed on accurate and timely clarification regarding the suspects and the follow-up and supervision of the governors and the process of solving the issues in the executive departments until the result is reached. to the minister of oil regarding stopping the torching process in the gas fields, he said, to stop this process, 42 contracts have been signed with 17 contractors, and so far 21 to

do you find it in the national laboratories?that already is within the federal government? whether you're talking about the judiciary stuff, the commerce stuff, armed services, intel, all of those separate committees are going to want the expertise. well, there isn't enough of that to go around to everybody. can you put it in one location, or can you set up a body such as a standards testing group that would perhaps provide the expertise? i think that's part of the discussion we're having. getting a little into the weeds, but that's the way we need to do it if we're doing it correctly. >> joe, everyone in the room realized, we had tough critics. liz shuler, maya wiley of the civil rights conference. everyone realized, if we don't do anything, then the lowest common denominator might occur. things would go to the bottom in terms of job loss, in terms of inequities and inequalities. even in terms of a system going rogue and really hurting humanity. so the need for some kinds of guardrails, serious guardrails, is something that eve

the first time in a high-mountain school , an educational laboratory of a center for technical development, a growth point, appeared. the nationalject provided us with the following equipment - a digital laboratory for chemistry. digital lab for physics for biology, uh, programmable designers associate great hopes with the renovated school . there is confidence that life will return to the almost deserted villages of mountain dioria alexander kunduk, vologoev razu zhukov stanislav khudeev vesti , north ossetia one from each region will compete for the title of the best 900 people per place made up a competition to participate in the final game dedicated. she is russian geography. art history participants are waiting 39 questions and six rounds of 10 teams of winners will receive valuable prizes and cash prizes from the knowledge society. in the pacific ocean, members of a round-the-world expedition were rescued, in which two russians french crew signaled sauce off the coast of australia after their catamaran was attacked by sharks a few days ago, predators damaged one of the vessel's cylinder, and that night the rest. as a resul

you know, there is expertise at some of our universities, there sex per tease within the laboratories, the nationalertise and that we not do this in a vacuum. this is reason why we tried to keep this bipartisan group together talking about ai. because this is going to have to be some sort of a long-term approach to making sure that we become and maintain our status as the leader in the world with ai. it's not going away. in the wrong hands' a.i. can produce some really really bad things. >> brian: are you convinced we are leading a.i.? >> we are right now. and the reason is because people want to be here in the united states. but, they don't want to go to russia. they really don't want to go to china. but, russia and china are working very hard because they understand that on the battlefield, if you don't have a.i., you are going to lose. and so our message is we want the best and the brightest minds. it's kind of like did we want albert einstein in the united states or did we want him in germany in world war ii in the response is that we wanted him in -- can you imagine what would have happened if

appreciation and encouragement of s the innovative powers of states as laboratories. this nationounded by leaders who understood power belongs in the hands of people and theyfu plan for the future d so must we. here and all around the world. as americans, we know that there are times when we must step forward and accept our responsibility to lead the world away from the dark chaos of dictators towards a brighter tor promise of a better day. almost 50 years ago, we began a long struggle against aggressive totalitarianism.ot now we face another defining hour for america and for the world. there is no one more devoted, more committed to the hard work of freedom than every soldier and sailor, every marine, airtran and coast guardsmen, every man, woman serving in the persian gulf. [applause] [applause] [applause] what a fitting tribute to them. [applause] whatit a wonderful fitting tribe to them. each of them has volunteered to provide for the nation's defense, and now they bravely struggle to earn for america,re for the world and for future generations a just and lasting peace. our c

first time in a high-mountain school , an educational laboratory of the center for technical development.ru growth appeared. as part of the nationalgiven the following equipment - this is a digital laboratory for chemistry. digital laboratory for physics for biology, uh, programmable constructors with an updated school, residents associate great expectations, there is confidence that life will return to almost, villages deserted by mountain dioria, alexander kunduk. morgoevtra once at zhukov stanislav khudeev news, north ossetia

rehabilitation and research laboratories benefited from the 6th conference of the national award for maintenance excellence with the aim of maintaining equipment, optimizing life cycle processes and applying technology and innovation in proper maintenance. the equipment should be used, the construction of protective dams to maintain the security of the football network, the deletion of an album is for the discussion of preventing attacks and it is vulnerable, which is created by the networks through outside and inside the home frame, a software for physical asset management performs 4 basic tasks, formulation of strategies maintenance, repairs, execution and timing, root cause of failure and measurement of performance indicators, these are part of the innovative services of knowledge-based companies in the efficiency of equipment, which, if used, will reduce the cost of breakdowns and reduce accidents , reduce physical health and better, now the technicians who maintain it correctly they optimized the life cycle process of the equipment, gathered together on the sidelines of the nati

it is comfortable to study at this university, thanks to the national university science project; new laboratoriesrious operation can be completed without anesthesia; in ancient egypt, henbane was used as an anesthesia, it was set on fire and the smoke allowed the patients to be immersed. and carry out all the necessary manipulations, there were, of course, less humane methods of anesthesia, for example, loss consciousness after a blow to the head or bloodletting, how good it is that medicine has stepped forward since then, when i was in my fourth year, my choice fell on the intensive care anesthesiology department, where we are faced with a huge range of different pathologies, as many students and residents choose this specialty, feels proud, because youthful maximalism assumes, yes, that your work must necessarily be connected with something grandiose, someone sees a charismatic teacher who explains very well what you have, in principle, enormous opportunities for development, you can be an anesthesiologist, resuscitator, you can then go into teaching, tatyana sergeevna musaeva, associate profes

laboratory equipment. well, in fact, we can end up with a campus that can carry out tasks at the national level, and the deputyman also visited us on a working trip federal government usnulin. he and i also went to the site and determined all the technical and economic parameters, i also express the parameters. well, i am very grateful, and in the context of international relations , it is the placement of the campus in the smolensk region , first of all, that integration with the republic can give more, belarus is the exchange of students, the exchange of scientific works. this is exporting our education model abroad. that is, this is really a good point of growth from our friendly, good neighborly relations with the republics, belarus, what specializations unique ones we chose for ourselves? the first is translational medicine, what is it , essentially, an interdisciplinary science? we have a laboratory in the region on the basis of the smolensk state medical university, which is the leading laboratory for the study of antimicrobial resistance, and we plan to create a national system for monitoring antibioti

the person with whom we are now in touch vladislav ostozhenetsky, head of the laboratory of international justice at the nationalwelcome you. hello please tell me how you assess this court decision and whether alexander can still get his car back. and yes, i carefully read the decision, but i believe that this is an absolutely fair decision. a reasonable decision, the judge did his job, compared the goal of these european countries, that is, it is written down that they took in order to deprive russia of significant revenues, including a and e, compared this with the actions of the german local officers who took away the car, a and came to the conclusion that the arrest was illegal. because the purposes for which it is customs actions were also taken. they never correspond to each other. eh, and so this is the norm. it is impossible to understand. this will become some kind of precedent and then the rest of the cars. will they also be returning or is this just an isolated case. it's not clear yet. i was very surprised by this interpretation of these european norms and thought that this was hmm, frankly a misunde

formed within a week, god willing, the national organization for standardization will issue a standard opinion and announce it . we are only talking about the laboratory, which is actually the food that comes into the discussion , which in terms of health and safety. first, the president ordered quickly determine the assignment, in any case, the cars that are left in the customs , the growth of the parrot and the organization from the ministry of economy and the national standard organization, the customs development organization and the national standard organization , i will go to the customs in bandar abbas to determine the assignment, but the heraztu itself, which was closed in bandar abbas, was closed from therefore, all the relevant bodies of jihad agriculture on the standard side and their sub-category lifts and devices should observe the time limit of 7 days to respond to the inquiries, and the related inquiries should be answered within seven days, in fact, and the response of the baby's body, car spare parts, or if any issues are raised, such as foreign exchange issues and order registration and subsequent matters that were determined long-t

laboratory and science and technology. farhangian university is supposed to hold a separate national exam to provide the required teachers, and the top universities also prepare the teachers of basic science fields for the classroom. kashanian of the president's radio and television news agency announced at the beginning of the academic year the implementation of the mehr campaign and the mehr question mark . to progress for the sense of responsibility of knowledge students become part of building the country. the president also said that the government's attention to the physical health of students is a part of the program of distributing milk in schools . the president was built in this area, that's why, gentlemen, alhamdulillah, i performed the ceremony for the beginning of the new school year at 8:00 am on the first day of mehr 1402. the bell for the start of the new school year was played by the president in the presence of mr. raisi . faith and the axis in the implementation of the document of transformation in education and training of the khan of education and education is a very important work, we have different

the school was built as part of the national education project of the republican modern school project. we started with a laboratory or a conference hall, modern technology and a stadium at the opening of a modern educational institution , the head of the republic of aishen was also present. nikolaev today, despite the sharp cold snap. everyone is in a good festive mood. more than 15,000 little yakuts went to the first grade. and listen, eight thousand graduates enter the crucial period of preparation for the final exams. over the past 5 years, more than 50 schools have been opened in yakutia, three of them this year, also in the length of 70 kindergartens, by the end of this year, another 16 educational institutions and six preschools will be introduced. in addition, great attention is paid to additional education. this is how yakut schoolchildren study at 383 centers. the handle of growth is all this, to create the best conditions for the harmonious and all-round development of the younger generation tatyana tried thank you for a direct connection from yakutia was our correspondent vitaly prokopiev. the bad weath

in the laboratory, the effectiveness and quality of the manufactured products are checked according to national standards . our country conducts product testing with international vases to ensure the effectiveness of the quality and safety of raw materials and monto products to enter the market . danesh banyan has so far launched 90 products in the market, and the last product of this company in addition patients in healthy people can be used for the prevention of respiratory diseases by mehdi naqvi of sada and sima news agency. the decision of the consolidation commission of the seventh program of the islamic council regarding tax exemptions for university faculty members had faced criticism. tax affairs had previously said that tax exemptions are needed it is organized so that tax justice is established and budget resources are stable. one of the members of the consolidation commission of the 7th plan of the islamic council announced that the academic staff members of universities and higher education and research institutions will be informed of the payment of a stepped tax. which of course

modern technologies, and in this small laboratory , a huge siberian metropolis is being created in miniature. for example, feather rock, which is located in the nationalpillars , every climber strives to conquer it at least once in his life . there are now 10 such facilities in the country, and this was the founder and set the development trends for dozens of world-class sports facilities, the colossal legacy of the world winter universiade is available to everyone either. you are an arena or a cluster of hills, the latter has no analogues in all of europe, a regional hospital, one of the leading clinics in the country in terms of improving the quality and safety of medical care . just with uh, bare hands. we came with an understanding of how and what needs to be done in order for our help to be effective, bearing the name of the great opera singer dmitry hvorostovsky only for last year served more than 3 million passengers. we are in fact located in the center of the russian federation, and moreover, we are located precisely at the intersection of paths connecting, and strange, the cis with the far east. we connect siberia with the far east, a region

old bill and has said all the people of the developed nations should switch to meat grown in laboratories companies he owns. obviously having invested heavily in franken's stine fodden heavily in franken's stine fodder. it's not about saving the planet because the production of this ultra processed material has a heftier carbon footprint , pound for carbon footprint, pound for pound than cattle themselves . as pound than cattle themselves. as bill gates is very upset about how much carbon you and i make while living our little lives . while living our little lives. and yet, as of february this yean and yet, as of february this year, his collection of aircraft numbered six four private jets, a helicopter and a sea plane. he has described private jets as his guilty pleasure for gates and his ilk. we are the problem . while he, in his own mind at least , . while he, in his own mind at least, is . while he, in his own mind at least , is the . while he, in his own mind at least, is the solution . the least, is the solution. the so—called elites of the world economic forum pontificate about how

old bill and has said all the people of the developed nations should switch to meat grown in laboratories companies he owns. obviously having invested heavily in franken's stine fodden heavily in franken's stine fodder. it's not about saving the planet because the production of this ultra processed material has a heftier carbon footprint , pound for carbon footprint, pound for pound than cattle themselves . as pound than cattle themselves. as bill gates is very upset about how much carbon you and i make while living our little lives . while living our little lives. and yet, as of february this yean and yet, as of february this year, his collection of aircraft numbered six four private jets, a helicopter and a sea plane. he has described private jets as his guilty pleasure for gates and his ilk. we are the problem . while he, in his own mind at least , . while he, in his own mind at least, is . while he, in his own mind at least , is the . while he, in his own mind at least, is the solution . the least, is the solution. the so—called elites of the world economic forum pontificate about how

the market, more than 50 times in the laboratory of this company, the effectiveness and quality of the manufactured products are checked according to the national standards of our country and international contracts. in order to enter the market, danesh banyan company monto has launched 90 products, and the last product of this company can be used in healthy people for the prevention of respiratory diseases. 90 million dollars of foreign exchange will prevent kerman by producing hybrid seeds , it has been able to take a solid and fundamental step in eliminating the need for seed import. the policy of a few thousand kilos of producing a million cucumbers in kerman is three million tomans of cucumbers in this greenhouse and in one of the ten comprehensive scientific universities of the country. it means shahid university bahnar kerman, produced by mr. mohammadinejad, head of afzalipur research institute, shahid bahnar university, head of one of our key missions, the food that the country imports the most is about 90 million dollars. it can be taken from it again and again, like wheat, you could turn it into a postcard. the process of reverse engi