this year , for the first time, the russian science foundation allocated a grant for the study of thesece foundation, for such support. and when will you move from studying to treatment, when will you treat it? the fact is that aging is still, well, the study of aging is now still in the stage accumulation of information and, this formulation of these biochemical signs, it is a significant step towards, towards the treatment of aging, because we can target these individual signs, that is , influence them, with the help of this change our... research, we can conclude this do, and the remaining 70% is allocated precisely to lifestyle and those factors that come from us, from our genetics or from our biology. more broadly speaking, in general it does not depend, it turns out with a probability of 5% from genetics you can grow old, but at the same time live a long time, because the pressure is normal, and this applies to everyone to the whole variety of so -called multifactorial diseases, there are always these genetic dice thrown in random order, although here are 570% of colleagues, so ca

universal mechanism for the whole world, in primarily for fundamental research - and the russian science foundation in general, really provide for most of our needs in science. sergey anatolyevich, thank you very much, for taking the time, and thank you even more for everything you do, i know how important it is and how much it is in the interests of the state of ordinary people. thank you very much again. thank you. the return of the peninsula to russia began long before the events called the crimean spring. despite attempts at forced ukrainization, local residents resisted it as best they could. the film contains unique evidence of how krynga has been used for three decades. i don’t want this gang from ukraine to destroy the colony of moscow. all alive, all alive, crimea chose the path to russia many years ago in 1991, when the ussr was collapsing, but then no one knew that the crimeans had another 23 years of continuous struggle ahead of them, russia, russia, russia. conflict, confirmation of this was the return home to the peninsula of the beaten, humiliated fighters of berkut, the burning capi

earthquake project is funded under the federal program priority 2030, a grant from the russian science foundationas received for this. khabarovsk too is located in a six-point seismic hazard zone, naturally, it also needs to install such mini-seismic stations, but for now scientists have installed only two of them in two districts of the city and for the sake of experiment, and not accurate scientific data, so the next stage is to entangle this with my weather station developed by khabarovsk scientists. the entire regional capital. anna lenova, konstantin krutikov, vesti khabarovsk. st. petersburg restorers are restoring a unique 18th-century conostasis from churches in the pskov region. so far special workshops in pskov are just being built, work is going on in the premises of a former theological seminary. details from marina mikhailova. look, seraphim has a nose, there is no one there. the bug ate all the insides. they name their work. resuscitation, in order to preserve the original image of the seraph from the 14th century, which literally crumbles in the hands, adorning the iconostasis , a

in a laboratory that conducts research at skolkovo with the support of the russian science foundationd. this is it now. seems to be in your head, what? dim, let's go, it's not useful yet, but i have the same thing, or what? yes, those are coming. for the experiment, we chose dmitry's favorite cake. natalya has a sweet tooth and enjoys any dessert. both subjects clearly liked the dessert. the monitor shows alpha waves, which indicate the presence of dopamine. well, now kiss! natalya easily overcame the embarrassment in front of the film crew; she leads her own block and got used to the light of the spotlights. the blogger’s family, it seems to me, should definitely kiss on camera, it’s necessary, it means it’s necessary, it’s definitely necessary, so it’s necessary, so what happens, where the brain waves are stronger, when eating cake or when having sex. when kissing , the signs of dopamine were brighter, therefore love won. it must be admitted that with other similar measurements, scientists in different countries obtained the opposite result, but what is important here is that we can

irina firsova taught russian history, political science and the foundations of russian statehood heresaid what they had barricaded, then called she said she couldn’t breathe. students, denial of terrible news, hope for a miracle - this is a natural defensive reaction of the human psyche. svetlana shkundina worked as a teacher at a school, her husband igor shows a photo of his wife, in the middle of a sentence he stops, does not want and cannot say the word last. and what kind of photos are these, where is the graduation party, here is her last graduation. it came to croc cityhall from a large printed photograph. suddenly someone recognizes svetlana and can tell about her fate. parterre, fifth row. sixty-first place she is not among the dead, she is not among the living , which means that emchetov’s headquarters included her in the list of dead by default, because a blood relative, her brother, donated biomaterial for genetic examination, so everyone calls with illnesses, but i believe so, after all while there is no clearly established fact of her death, it is premature, we can only h

alexander dyukov, director of the historical memory foundation, researcher at the institute of russian history , is in touch with us , russian academy of sciences press is now talking about the need to return nuclear weapons to ukraine, it is necessary to fix one important thing, and this was not ukrainian nuclear weapons were weapons that were placed on the territory of ukraine during the soviet years, and after the collapse. the soviet union, yes, physically, these nuclear weapons continued to remain on the territory of ukraine, but all control systems, all codes, the notorious button, it continued to remain in russia, russia as the legal successors of the soviet union. thus, the nuclear weapons that were stationed in ukraine, which were withdrawn from there as a result of the signing of the budapest memorandum, were nuclear weapons that the ukrainian side was simply guaranteed not to be able to use. now, regarding the budapest memorandum, since 2014 in the west they have been saying that russia’s actions violate the budapest memorandum. indeed, within the framework of the budapest memorandum by the parties. those who signed it gave certain g