it was then that the research institute of the ministry of emergency situations was created, which is still the core of research work in the field of security. the topic will continue one of leaders of the institute. let's see, the history of our institute is already 66 years old. in 1956, a fire test station was established in minsk. this was due to the fact that the post-war years saw the development of industry. it was necessary to restore, destroyed by the war, and the only scientific-solinsky institute that provided fire safety issues. it was the all -union institute of research and development, fire defense, which was located in the city of balashikha, but it could no longer provide all directions, so it was decided to create. these are the divisions in various cities, including minsk . today, our institute is an accredited scientific organization in the academy of science in the state committee for science and technology, the institute is the leading scientific soviet organization. e, which carries out developments in the field of prevention and elimination of emergency situati

e-e research gazprom at the research institute of gas, as a scientific and technological center of pjsc gazprom, on the basis of its experimental experimental site, developed its own unique gmr technology and a pilot plant for the production of liquefied natural gas. it has a number of advantages over foreign analogues used by american and european companies. the advantage lies in the fact that aimed at medium and large-scale lng production a can, a-a, operate at various temperatures with maximum processor energy efficiency. the more energy efficient we are , the more competitive we will be. we will be in the production of lng experimentally pilot, mini-plant for the production of lng on site at the research institute of gas. this is a complex of complex engineering structures. the heart of the plant is the liquefaction line. this plant is supplied with raw gas. by the way, the technology is developed in such a way. to ensure that the quality of the supplied gas does not matter the plant removes all excess impurities, leaving only pure methane for liquefaction, and the closed cycle plan

it is a joseph glover from the international food policy research institute in washington, d. c. i cycle and we will have to end it. their reporter is next with a look at what the european union is doing to help tackle poverty in latin america is more news on d, w dot com. and of course now breaking news. and you can follow us on social media at the w news or news in 45 minutes. michael, look a secret life behind these discover new adventures in 360 degree and explore fascinating world heritage site.

that was j global from the international food policy research institute in washington, dc. sorry, it's been really great to get your insights. thanks so much. thank you to wendy now where at least 120 people have died after a pedestrian bridge collapsed in the western state of gerad. hundreds was celebrating a religious festival on and need a bridge over there much river when cable supporting it, snapped survivor, swimming to safety. after the collapse of the pedestrian bridge, others clinging to the cables and climbing up the remains of the bridge to escape the water. the accident happened in more b, a city in the western indian state of gal, gerad prime minister and remote, his home state. more than a 100 people were on the structure when it collapsed order plenty of now much oak area, some one maybe on the bridge and got injured little while others fell into the water level 4 point jaya. we started a rescue operation immediately, but not, and took the injured people, georgia, the hospital authorities believe most of the victims at children, women, and elderly people. eme

now joined by joseph glover, a senior research fellow at the international food policy research institute in washington d. c. joseph glover. what does this mean exactly, for the world grain supplies? your michael, i think were, you know, the real positive aspects of this grandiose after months. where you claim was unable to export anything out of the black sea. or, you know, of a sudden great story florida you had mentioned about 9000000 tons of upgrading oil suits, have been export it out through the portion of it. so since august 1st, and that's good news for not just those countries receiving that grain, which include a lot of countries in the middle east, north africa, and sub saharan africa and other parts of the world. but also good news for consumers worldwide. just because that more is price. well, no doubt the repercussions of this will radiated corners around the globe. but give us an example of where people will now feel the impact the most from the collapse of this deal. well, i think in the countries that it does grain, you know, to receive grain from from ukraine that that i

ok, that was j global from the international food policy research institute in washington d. c. so it's been really great to get your insights. thanks so much. thank you. ah, well, and your billing has been the bonus league as big surprises this season. the capital club new a win against, glad back would leave them back above my feet by meaning to the top of the standings. glad back. where in no mood to roll over and let that happen though. so but you and yon's resistance, sean 3. once again, as the sun began to set over there, alto 1st or i stadium only on berlin, look to rise back about by him with a winner visiting blood back. they appear to get off to a dream start. as ranika dearest afflicted shots flew in on the half hour mark only for the referee to spoil the party. kitty was shot was deemed to have structure, although beck, his arm on route to the back of the net. glad back console to the wounds, just 4 minutes later. nico alvy nodding home a large tindle corner, one mill to the falls only on his back with the header of their own cabin barons rising highest in the 2nd ha

and child health and the research institute for hereditary and congenital diseases of the ministry of health, and these, when the three institutions merged with each other, they received a good clinical base and b. in general, the possibility of conducting scientific work, including in our center a little more than 1200 employees have already formed a fairly experienced backbone of qualified people with extensive experience in our field. we do not forget about young people every year at medical universities, which i, as a leader, also came myself. and we try to select the best from young people who have fairly high scores and have experience in scientific student work. our mother and child center is located on an area exceeding three hectares, it consists of nine medical and diagnostic buildings, which are scattered throughout the territory, but nevertheless they are connected to each other by underground overhead passages for the convenience and comfort of employees. it consists of two departments, this is a scientific department, which includes six laboratories, two obstetric gyneco

this image shows a russian research institute located in st.etersburg, according to this task agency article from february 8, 2020 one. where we can indeed verify that both photos are the same and the location of this photo was taken in st. petersburg. we consider the location right there. not a ukrainian institute, but a russian one. this picture here on this second slide that we are going to verify, this picture to the far left where they explain the development of a dirty mall in ukraine's capacities -- dirty bomb and ukraine's capacities to create the bomb. this is a photo from a slow balian -- a sub alien photo from 2010. as the government of slovenia went to twitter, pointed out on october 25 where they debunked these claims made by russia claiming this photo used by the russian foreign ministry it's a radioactive waste agency from 2010. we can verify the same photo was used in the slovenian report from 2010 and in the photo used in these slides and allegations by russia. a photo from slovenia, not ukraine. mark: lies and manipulation exp

the scientific research institute of applied physical problems named after sevchenko of the belarusian developing the next direction of aerospace technology. information technology applied optics nanotechnology development and manufacture of unique measuring instruments using radioactive isotopes, it must be more than 50 years ago well, of course. ah, the creation of the institute itself. she already had purely scientific tasks. the purely scientific direction was primarily connected, of course, with the implementation of the scientific developments of scientists. here in e. the national economy of the country developed, new branches of production appeared, personnel were needed, and they were trained, including at the university. emphasis was placed on russia's science-intensive technologies. new specialties appear from the 1960s to the 1990s, the university has been actively developing and expanding its basic scientific and educational structures over this historical period. here the foundations were laid for 45 scientific schools, many of which are still headed by their founders, in

sector in the research laboratory, but only here bsu has several institutesl length of a higher level of research is underway. in our country, all undergraduates prepare their dissertations in relevant specialized institutions. and not just in specialized institutions. they are immediately included in research work on various programs of various levels, republican, by the way, branch even of the union state. that is, this is not some abstract research. and research that is aimed at the development of our national economy, and above all. other than that, the leading leaders are the leading specialists of these institutions, doctors of sciences, professors, academicians , correspondent members, already by their status people, which are well-deserved and which are precisely these main directions in the development of our science and, accordingly, and to some extent, the economy determines, that is, this is work. not just for the sake of getting trunk crusts. this is work for the country. what the emphasis is on, first of all, to become, of course, that they are

technologies and information security anatoly pavlovich kukharenko deputy director for quality of the research institute of multiprocessor computing systems named after academician kalyaev ilya levin israeli director of supercomputers and neurocomputers for scientific and practical development pedagogical system of professional retraining and advanced training of personnel in the physical culture and sports industry of the russian federation masyagina natalya vasilievna, rector of the moscow state university of sports and tourism. dear mikhail vladimirovich dear colleagues. let me sincerely thank the expert community and the government of the russian federation for appreciating the work of scientists from the moscow state university of sports and tourism. let me sincerely thank the mayor of moscow and the heads of the sports department alexei kandarantsev for supporting the scientists of our university for assistance in testing and in the wide introduction of a new model of advanced training of physical culture and sports personnel at all times, physical culture and sports have served the state. they we

some polling, in fact, from the hong kong public opinion research institute said that around 50 percent of people surveyed said that they had no expectations or low expectations for this address. but from are still hopeful that the chief executive will find solutions to the economic was facing this city. jessica washington there for us in hong kong, keeping my eye on that speech for thank you. just a thought. i always hello there. let's look to east asia. it's looking rather wet and windy to the scene that detracts those fame and fortune. i always during my 1st sunday of fema, but for some following their dreams can become a nightmare. i had asked in the 1st 10 days of my mortgage, i had to come, so the site go just for the longest. hollywood dreams on al jazeera lou. ah, hello they watching out a 0. let's remind you of our top stories. this allen russian missile strikes across ukraine have left hundreds of thousands of civilians without power or water. new cranes, president vladimir lens. he says one 3rd of the country's power facilities been destroyed. you as president joe biden has p

and what exactly did this research institute do? i don’t know, some drugs were tested and synthesized. do you have any guesses? well, who could want your father dead? no, i have no idea, maybe for work. i don’t know before me, especially my father didn’t devote to these subtleties. yeah, i wasn't interested either. i have my own life, and you often talked, well , i had some conflicts on the phone with my dad. no , there were no special conflicts of conflicts. they just lived in different areas. so you didn't have enough time for close communication. where were you yesterday? at work. then at home. and you, i, too, first at work, then with friends barik watched football. and this someone can confirm, of course, colleagues and friends, that there is nothing just a formality. one more question for your father to visit, any children came. no, but your father hmm kept spiders. well, he used to be fond of biology, maybe i don't know for sure, i don't know. well, i'm done now, i'll call the corpse truck. i didn’t understand, but what shoul

sector at research laboratory, but only here in the belarusian state university there are several institutesry, gene research is being carried out at a higher level. in our country, all undergraduates prepare their dissertations in the relevant specialized institutions. and not just in specialized institutions, and they are included immediately. driving work on various programs of different levels , republican, by the way, branch even of the union state. that is, this is not some abstract research. and research that is aimed at developing our national economy, and above all. nothing else to say, the leading leaders are the leading specialists of these institutions, doctors of sciences, professors, academicians, members, correspondents, already by their status people who are honored and who just these are the main directions of the development of our science and, accordingly, and to some extent, the economy determine, that is it's work. not just for the sake of getting highway bumps , this work is for the country. what is the emphasis primarily on, of course, that they actively include scient

it's a research institution. it is almost by accident.about 50 years ago by tax professionals who are fed up with some of the tax policies that were being made up in the 1960s. we gradually morphed since then into an economic research organisation. it literally owns nothing. it has no assets, no money in the bank. when we recruit new graduates to come into the ifs i will say to them, look, this isn't coming into be likejohnson and pontificating on the today programme, this is about doing statistical analysis, analysing data, and applying serious economics to these problems. what you might see is the froth on the top. are they all nerds? i hear they used to be. is there not a ifs day out where you played fiscaljust a minute? i think that really did happen. i suppose we could be. the niche one was a name that article, you remove the name of it and you had to guess who wrote it. there are some amazing articles. you could not make it up. how did it start? was economics discussed in thejohnson household? god, no. none of that at all. why i am

and child health and the research institute for hereditary and congenital diseases of the ministry of health, and these, when the three institutions merged with each other, they received a good clinical base and b. in general, the possibility of conducting scientific work, including. our center has a little more than 1200 employees already formed sufficiently experienced the backbone of qualified, having extensive experience in our field. we do not forget about young people every year at medical universities, distribution is carried out, to which i myself, as a leader, also came from the youth. we try to select the best students who have sufficiently high scores, who have experience in scientific student work. our mother and child center is located on an area exceeding three hectares, it consists of nine medical and diagnostic buildings that are scattered throughout the territory, but nevertheless they are interconnected underground ground crossings for the convenience and comfort of employees. it consists of two departments, this is a scientific department, which includes six laborat

100% of the assets are transferred by us to the automotive and automotive research institute, and importantonditions nissan mainafact chilling rooth has the right to buy back its share. over the next 6 years, as noted by vice chairman government minister of industry and trade denis manturov, as a result of negotiations, managed to reach a format in which the enterprise remains operational, that is, key competencies of the production cycle and jobs. and this is about 2,000 employees. moreover, miss can attract other companies as partners and create joint ventures. i am nissan this is a very important undertaking. and here is a very, very serious investment, because in addition to the nissan plant, there is also a large research base, since nissan cars that were produced in our country and which were not produced, but they were imported, as a rule, they adapted to the russian market without the participation of nissan at this plant, you can produce some other cars or electric vehicles or hybrids, but it is not the most powerful, which itself, and they are likely to continue to be used already

nissan will transfer its assets to mi, the automotive and automotive research institute, but there are important conditions. the japanese concern has the right to repurchase of your share. over the next 6 years as a result of negotiations. it was possible to reach a format in which the enterprise retains the ability to work, that is, the key competencies of the production cycles are jobs. for this, about 2,000 employees at miss can attract other companies as partners to create joint projects; the scheme is almost identical to the exit of renault from russia at that time. about 68% of the foreign automaker's share in avtovaz is also with a buyout option within six years under the new agreements, it is avtovaz that will take over the tasks of warranty and after- sales service for nissan cars in the russian market, as well as the supply of spare parts to the dealer network after signing all the necessary agreements with nissan europe avtovaz and its subsidiaries sales for servicing this brand, and we will transfer to our facilities, and we will conclude an agreement with suppliers on all

continue to leaving russia nissan will transfer its assets to the mi automotive and automotive research institute, but there are important conditions. the japanese concern has the right to buy back its share. over the next 6 years as a result of negotiations. it was possible to reach a format in which the enterprise retains its ability to work, that is, the key competencies are the production cycle and jobs for this, about 2. employees at miss can attract other companies as partners and create joint projects scheme almost identical to the withdrawal of renault from russia, then we received our share of a foreign automaker. in avtovaz, about 68% also have a buyout option. within six years, under the new agreements, it is avtovaz that will take on the tasks of warranty and after-sales service for nissan cars in the russian market, as well as the supply of spare parts to the dealer network after signing all the necessary agreements with nissan europe avtovaz and its subsidiaries. vlady's image, but they will take it to their perimeter after sales for the maintenance of this brand, and we will transf

many, many things that is a joseph glover from the international food policy research institute in washington d. c. thanks michael. and we will have to end it. their reporter is next with a look at what the european union is doing to help tackle poverty in latin america is more news on d, w dot com. and of course an al breaking news app. and you can follow us on social media at the w news for news and 45 minutes michael locus. ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360. get the out. now sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning backs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now, feel free. ah youngest lena church, as he rubs chief crisis manager, often at the forefront in response to natural disasters or humanitarian crises. he works with and joe's

official letter was sent to the leadership of the soviet kolkhozstroy by the director of the research instituteified that the institute had assumed an obligation, under an agreement with the collective farm center of belarus, to develop an organizational plan. rogachevsk zhlobin agro-industrial plant, the requirements for the construction of such a production facility are strict. it should be tied to a place where there is a large amount of feed for cattle and, most importantly, the requirement is not nearby. should be cheese or dairy factories. otherwise, there may be problems with a lack of milk. rogachev was best suited in the gomel region of the bssr, the influence of two rivers. there is water nearby, large pastures for vpsars are good, therefore. but there was another weighty argument, the unique technology of milk condensing, which for two centuries was owned here by local craftsmen and which never changed only milk and sugar did not exist in the world at any dairy plant, the initial combination was not soviet union is not in europe anywhere such a combination were. the first products we

an additional protocol ukraine signed in the year 2000 , he allows access to all scientific research institutionsctors in advance, to the inspector, yes, they have the right to take samples there, around the enterprises. it was discovered that you were previously selected yes, er, enrichment works, yes, due to the samples of er, surrounding environment, that is why there were immediate reactions to ministerially strange ones , respectively, then already yesterday. the contract, the point of the inspector's desire for this topic , we will receive and control the ukrainians, and so on, and this topic has stopped. power transmission led to the fact that a very dangerous situation is caused by the fact that the reactor , the protection system is stopped in an emergency and being in such a state well, that is, diesel generators had to be connected, and this state is more dangerous , a working rector than everything in a state of cold shutdown as it is now that's why they are looking for a new tool for blackmail. blackmail is only for one purpose. it means that our western partners should force ukraine

one of the researchers of the institution was detained by the norwegian national security service onspicion of espionage for russia. he has a brazilian passport in the name jose asiz ja maria last year, a man came to norway to study hybrid threats , a month ago he participated in a training organized by the eu where, in particular, they discussed how to react in case of sabotage on the north stream gas pipeline, colleagues of the detainee say that he did not arouse suspicion. when he arrived, he did not know any of us, but he knew the local environment extremely well. he quickly joined our events. we celebrated birthdays and holidays together. he was a very cheerful and cheerful person. i would never could think like that, he was an ordinary colleague for me norwegian investigators found out the real name of the alleged spy, his name is mykhailo mikushin, a 44-year-old man, the suspect was charged with espionage, the country's public broadcaster, sam jose , rejects the accusations, the court in oslo the day before decided to keep him in custody for a month." bewildered by the fact th

sophie: ricardo galvao was the head of brazil's national space research institute.ast year, the institute's data began to show that the amazon was being cleared at rapid new rates. president bolsonaro accused mr. galvao of falsifying the records. ricardo: i almost fainted when i heard that. i tell you why because, you know, in the scientific community to say that a scientist is lying about his research is very serious. sophie: the minister of science and technology told mr. galvao he should resign, but he refused. ricardo: he said, "you know that the president wants your head. you cannot stay in the government anymore. bui know that you are not going to resign so i will take the charge to dismiss you myself." that's what he did. sophie: how did it feel to have them just fire you like that? ricardo: that's a hard question because maybe you have to ask them. i feel, i myself as a brazilian, i felt very sad actually because i never expect the president to say so openly and so bluntly against science actually. sophie: brazilian scientist carlos nobre was a lead author o

it's a research institution. it is almost by accident. who are fed up with some of the tax policies that were being made up in the 1960s. we gradually morphed since then into an economic research organisation. it literally owns nothing. it has no assets, no money in the bank. when we recruit new graduates to come into the ifs i will say to them, look, this isn't coming into be like johnson and pontificating on the today programme this is about doing statistical analysis, analysing data, and applying serious economics to these problems. what you might see is the froth on the top. bare see is the froth on the top. are the all see is the froth on the top. are they all nerds? _ see is the froth on the top. are they all nerds? i— see is the froth on the top. are they all nerds? i hear they used to be. is there not a ifs day out where you played fiscaljust a minute. chuckles i think that really did happen. i suppose we could be. the i think that really did happen. i suppose we could be. the niche one was a name — suppose we could be. the niche

e-e research gazprom at the research institute of gas, as a scientific and technological center of pjsc gazprom, on the basis of its experimental experimental site, developed its own unique gmr technology and a pilot plant for production of liquefied natural gas. it has a number of advantages over foreign analogues used by american and european companies. the advantage lies in the fact that it is aimed at medium and large-scale production of lng. and it can operate at various temperatures with maximum energy efficiency of the process. the more energy efficient we are, the more competitive we will be. we will be in the production of lng experimentally pilot, mini-plant for the production of lng on site at the research institute of gas. this a complex of complex engineering structures. the heart of the plant is the liquefaction line. this plant is supplied with raw gas. by the way, the technology is developed in such a way. so that the quality of the supplied gas does not matter, the unit removes all excess impurities, leaving only pure methane for liquefaction, and the closed cycle of th

next. jotting the subsea landscape is a joint partnership with the mold eaves. marine research institute. samples are collected and taken to the surface where scientists build up their knowledge of life below. important, not only for conservation, but also for the economy. knowledge obviously will help us to protect it because then we know which areas we need to protect, which areas we need to manage properly and also how we manage the development of tourism as well as fisher sector island nations like the mold eaves are on the front lines of the climate crisis, data gathered on the neck to mission is crucial in learning how to adapt to warming oceans and changing weather pattern. mcclark al jazeera ah ha, that says out of here, these are the top stories, an investigation into the damaged, not stream gas pipelines and the baltic sea shows that leaks discovered last month were caused by blasts danish police, a powerful explosions before holes in the pipe. and it's new and twin, the north stream to germany, cybersecurity chief, has been sacked over alleged ties to russia, and interior mini

of the collection of strains of microorganism or of the collection seen the plague institute research institute in odessa, according to this document, there are 422 color pathogens there. and a 32 you, anthrax, a pathogens. what to draw attention to the fact that there were a great number of vials with the same mass strains from different subcultures in the absence of recently of mass outbreaks over these does is it in you a given that the nomenclature and the volume of bio ages makes us doubt this was used for a prophylactic preventive or other peaceful purposes. at the same time, the list or the pathogens studies is not in line with the topical issues of healthcare in ukraine, as we have reflected in the w h o documents and these diseases are such as measles, polio, my lightest, t, b, and other socially significant infections but it does include pathogens for dangerous infections, which could be potentially biological warfare agents amongst the dawkins. we received other descriptions of projects and called you before flow flyway and pete, 781 have to study the possibility of disseminating dan

take it. good news the lab is fine tell me this gas could be synthesized in the labs of your research institute , of course, we have an institute of inorganic chemistry, you know, inorganic, and your organic gas has nothing to do with us. well, of course, in the early nineties we had orders from the ministry of defense and organic too, but it passed for so many years and then we haven't had any equipment left for a long time. let me show you everything, maybe it's someone secretly from you understand? no, it doesn't make sense. understand, we have the strictest accounting here. that's everywhere, you understand security? and in general, you will forgive me, but i have to work. i have one last question for you. have you seen this person not? i beg you, take a closer look. i promise i'll leave right away. i see its the first time understandable, but still thanks for the advice. by the way, if you suddenly remember something? here's my business card. call major vodnikov yes , yes, of course, not a moron. i will definitely call. stepanych well, how can i say, the director of this is not some kind o

we watched in our colleges and universities and research institutions.s is the campaign that the chinese communist party has waged against america for 40 years, the trump administration got it right we alerted the world and began to push back. has to continue. maria: you did, unfortunately it is very hard to trust the commander in chief currently because we know about all of those tens of millions of dollars that him and his family have taken in from chinese officials tied to the ccp. can we trust his decisions against the adversary that is paid him all the money. >> i always look at deeds and so far the evidence is not great, they have rounded the corner, they've done a handful of things with semiconductors i applaud them pushing back against chinese semiconductors that is good stuff but this work to counter the chinese communist party is deep and serious and has to be focused on a have not seen any of that focus from this administration they have been week. xi jinping has talked about reunification taking over taiwan this has shifted them editions and

the main tools that governments had to get innovation because either, you know, our modern research institutions weren't set up or, you know, the money just wasn't being set. and then came around world war i, world war ii, when the government really started funding innovation and just started throwing a ton of money at things, that prizes sort of dissipated. >> when we started the xprize back in 1996, everybody knew that only governments--in fact, only two governments could put human beings into space. and the purpose of the xprize was to change what everybody knew about that by requiring a demonstration of private space flight twice in two weeks with the same ship. and that kicked off the whole suborbital space flight industry. >> and launch of the spacex falcon 9 rocke as nasa tns to the private sector to re-supply the international space station. >> we can do this for other things. we can do this for energy and environment. we can do this for oceans. we can do this for exploration. we can do this for health. and that's what really launched the version of xprize that we see today. right, that

princeton university and the us state of new jersey is one of the world's most prestigious research institutions. when it comes to understanding climate change, professor tom newson and his research group investigate hurricanes and how climate change is altering them. he also studies the consequences for people living in regions where hurricanes occur. more frequently we're expecting hurricanes are going to be more intense as the climate continues to warm. if not a huge effect. the size of that effect is something like 3 percent. now that 3 percent, ah, in wind speed, ah implies a greater percentage increase in damage by the way, because we think a damage from hurricanes goes up just linearly with wind speed but, but perhaps the as the 3rd power of the wind speed. so that really may indicate something or like a 10 percent increase in wind damage potential. ah, new orleans in the state of louisiana. the debris lining the streets and the blue tarps are signs of a recent hurricane. exactly 16 years after katrina destroyed large parts of the city. another hurricane reeked havoc here. ida, a category

the result of the successful cooperation of scientists and engineers of the dmitry efremov research instituteand the sredne nevsky shipyard, whose production facilities were ideally suited to create a magnet of this size for 16 years, together with many, many qualifying activities related to the selection of materials with a similar technology with design development. and in the sixteenth year, we finished the qualifying biscuit. this is one element of this coil. and when we returned, it was already decided to manufacture the coil itself. the magnets are the basis of the future thermonuclear reactor. without them, it is impossible to keep the plasma heated to 150 or even up to 300 million degrees. of which the largest are assembled directly at the construction site. ir kadache, the other two are smaller in russia, china, our coil will close the entire magnetic system. the coil consists of a 6 km superconducting cable, which, under certain conditions. e, allows you to pass a huge current through it and, accordingly, get a very large magnetic field, which is actually necessary to hold the plasm

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we are now branching into 169 subordinate organizations, and there are also two research institutionsow for sure. everything. this is probably why we once again congratulate you on this holiday and wish you, of course, good health, but for now. let's wake up. good morning everyone again. there are no age limits for yoga, there are different approaches and teaching methods. baby yoga is practiced with mom, starting from two months. and it’s more like a massage from three to five years old, you can give your child to group classes, which are based on a playful approach, where there is no tension and coercion, starting from seven years, classes for children are built a little otherwise 7 years. school yoga is different in that there is less play, but it is present because the student also likes to play. well, there are already conversations going on, the child is already looking for an example to follow in the instructor, but some kind of teacher really needs to really correspond here. eh, in all respects, yoga works not only with the physical body, learning the possibilities of your bod

great economy of macroeconomics, let's talk about it with oleksandra petliy, a leading researcher at the institute of economic research and political consultations, oleksandra , i congratulate you on a good day. wars, the ukrainian economy is completely destroyed, how can you estimate the reduction in gdp, what share of the economy have we lost, in principle, talk about what the economy is destroyed. we can't, that is, the process shows, in principle, all the results of e-e evaluations of what was destroyed, which are carried out and the latest report of the world bank also talks about this. there was a drop of approximately 46%. but after that, the situation gradually improved, and in august we estimated a drop in monthly gdp by 37%, or in september by 37%. harvest, and the pace of harvesting, i.e. cereals, has significantly decreased, i.e., it is primarily about sorghum and buckwheat, for example, and also about sugar beets. that is, it is the effect of this that we hope in october, we will see, on the contrary , growth in agriculture, especially in crop production, because uh, well well, it wil

the scientific research institute of applied physical problems named after sevchenko of the belarusianection of aerospace technology. information technology applied optics nanotechnologies development and production of unique measuring instruments using radioactive isotopes. it must have been created more than 50 years ago well, of course. ah, the creation of the institute itself. she already had purely scientific tasks. the purely scientific direction was primarily connected, of course, with the implementation of the scientific developments of scientists. here in e. the national economy of the country developed, new branches of production appeared. personnel were needed, and they were being trained, including at the university. uh, there was an emphasis on high technology. a new specialty appears from the 1960s to the 1990s, the university actively developed and expanded its basic scientific and educational structures during this historical period. here were laid foundations from 45 scientific schools, many of which are still headed by their founders in 10 years, the number of student

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of his political capital and this well positioned in the opinion polls of all the countries research institutes. the board of education use of he has an advantage over president both scenarios on diving. we'll also our president variable for our welcome to the day. now russian president vladimir putin has proclaimed the annexation of 4 occupied ukrainian regions, violating international law and drawing condemnation from the west. the annexation of the result of hastily arranged referendums last week that have been widely dismissed as a sham or the land grab mark, sir, sharp escalation in russia's war against. you cried. vladimir putin says he will use all means to defend thee unlawfully alex territories for treat as a big domestic. when for gotcha, as will i to put in joint hands? precipitous pleaded and officially and exit for regions of you green the white chart. russia in celebration. if it's in the ceremony of fanfare and pomp boot and has a clear method for his opponents at your company elsewhere, i want keith and the real masters in the west to hear me the way so that everyone remembers t

matthew, dennis hasan and his colleagues from the memo research institute at the university of pretoria are trying to take scientific samples for the benefit of whale kind. so in the arrow, the some bob's hook and that some of the skin or blood. so the skin blush part and in the lobby, the key parts that we use it for different items is not painful. i mean it feels like a bee sting or something just like a quick sharp pain. and sometimes they just flip the tail off, but generally as we saw, they normally just dive down and then within a few minutes, they don't really care. the bay of admonished, just east of cape town, is a winter base for many southern ride whales. they migrate thousands of kilometers from the feeding grounds of antarctica to carve in the sheltered waters. but the numbers coming to south africa have been dropping for some time now. the researchers are trying to find out why. back on land, the scientists returned to the lab to process and labeled the skin samples and linked the mothers with their cars, the samples of and frozen for further dna analysis. g p. s. data of

matthew jernace, hasan and his colleagues from the mammal research institute at the university of pretoria are trying to take scientific samples for the benefit of whale kind. saw in the arrow there are some bogs or hooks and ducks or hooks. some of the skin or glover, the skinny, is the blush. florida indicates them loughborough the factory parts to reuse it for different analysis. i was not a rental there. i mean, it feels cory like a beast thing or something just like a quick, sharp pain. and sometimes they just flip their tail upwards. generally, as we saw, they normally just dived on and, and within a few minutes they don't really care. the bay of admonish, just east of cape town, is a winter bass for many southern ride whales. they migrate thousands of kilometers from their feeding grounds of antarctica to carve in the sheltered waters. but the numbers coming to south africa have been dropping for some time. now. the researchers are trying to find out why back on land, the scientists returned to the lab to process and label the skin samples and linked the mothers with their cars. the