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support with the mass. krauss, professor of russian history at the, at portion around the university of scientists. in budapest, a has a profession, i. li, you mentioned the idea of the p linked to people's consciences. yes, it seems to me that the hallmark of russian culture is its complexity and absolute walk. i forgot on that as it appeals directly to the human. so it is not the only coach to do that, but that i said me, it's this thing to feature in this one because the thought would you agree to these attempts to cancel? tchaikovsky to kenneth and dostoevsky are intended to keep boisterous away men from russian culture. a good idea of the g, i thought, was the middle school good and easy like that the choice so that it can not touch their souls and let them see through. they have not only the rest, the phobia, the also the anti catholic systems, this is tamika barbara that basically squeezes the live out of people. come see us in some would save money to humanize. is us not with it that like i'm not going to, i mean they're not be a good day for example, as that the germans woman was talking

w university of applied scientist, welcome to w, i could so a lot of factors working here against the euro. and now russia announced it hold gas applies for 3 days completely at the end of the month. how low do you expect the euro to fall in the coming weeks? oh, i have to say, i didn't try to estimate that back. of course, we've seen the euro already at much lower levels against the u. s. dora and the 200200122. so we would probably reach similar limit levels. but i did not really trying to guess it, but we should be prepared to see the euro falling at the same time, i mean, the slump or this decline of the euro parts of it at least a seem inevitable. i mean, as long as the u. s. federal reserve seems at least one step ahead of the european central bank in raising interest rates. yes, and there are many reasons why this will continue. so we already have an interest difference between the u. s. and the european, the euro area buy more than 2 percentage points. and financial investors rightly expect that this will even increase in the future. why this, as you just said, the u. s. has,

thanks to participation in the program for the development of universities, priority 20-30 of the national project science and universities scientistsiversity of nizhny novgorod received a patent for a group of inventions nanostructured composition for oral delivery of insulin and a method for its preparation nanoparticles of chitosan obtained from crustaceans and insects are considered to be a promising means of delivering insulin. the invention allows to increase the time of insulin exposure. provides long-term reduction in blood glucose, the drug limits the consumption of fat and cholesterol and is well tolerated by patients. and more about the weather capitals in st. petersburg without precipitation tomorrow and plus 22-24 and in moscow on a sunny day summer and does not think to recede tomorrow the air temperature is +28 on thursday 30 on saturday 32 weather forecast from irina polyakova well, that's all thanks for being with us before meetings. beyond the boundary, a compassionate neighbor begs to save an eternally hungry six-year-old boy who every day begs and begs for food instead of going to the kindergarten of the studio o

partner data, oksana and what do other researchers say or do they agree with the conclusions of yale university scientists, we can say that this study had a really explosive impact and it was written about it almost all the leading american scientific publications have become one of the most read in a week since the start of its publication . it is worth noting that american analysts from the international institute of finance from the european group indicated that, for example, the official exchange rate of the ruble is somewhat overvalued or it is possible that the industry is falling more than the russian statistics say, but this study gave such a more thorough analysis and the overall picture, and of course it completely contradicts those who rejected the impact of the sanctions on russia, and it is also worth noting that analysts severely criticized the international monetary fund and they and yale scientists called last week's decision of the international monetary fund the biggest historical mistake of the fund during its existence precisely because the fund improved the forecasts of the russian ec

a group of university scientists was there. tin was the leader of the group there. they gave the students to read simple things like the history is encrypted well, for example, yes , now i will change to the ukrainian context lesya walked all day in lviv there, there were very crowded streets, they admired the architecture, and then the saddest of them was a wallet of a building of this type or a sentence there that someone there vasyl went for a ride just resting in bukovel broke his leg so in one word then they gave them tasks there answered and then asked with which stories what phrases are related and it is interesting that people despite the fact that the sentence does not indicate what happened to lesya, what happened, they mentioned the association, the cause of the consequential connection, the pickpockets stole more than the direct written words of the beauty of lviv, they walked and so on, why is it called spontaneous establishment, the reason for the festive connections, we are all like that we hear stories and we bet

watch says the amount of tree cover being burned around the world has nearly doubled in the last 20 years. i'm joined now by dr mattjones, a climate scientist from the universityimate change and how that impacts the rate and intensity of wildfires. so how much has our warming world had an impact on wildfires? so, just to put things into perspective, our world is now about 1.2 degrees warmer than it was in 1750. on average, and that's as a result of the emissions of greenhouse gases since the industrial revolution. so, one degree might not sound like a huge amount at first glance, but actually that's been more than enough to shift the frequency of many episodes of extreme weather, and that includes both droughts and heatwaves. these conditions have really special significance for wildfires, of course, because it's in these conditions that living vegetation can dry out. so can the dead leaves and twigs and other litter on the forest floor. and all you really need in this situation is for an ignition source, such as from humans, or from lightning, to start a fire, and a fire can quickly grow out of control. fire has always been a part of life in these parts of th

a lot of scientists have been fired by the university and one of them the first case that went to trial in tennessee the chinese scientists one case. they can't even bring charges of ip theft the bring charges of tax evasion or fraud because they filled out a application to the department of energy and neglected to put down that they gave us begin engagement the chinese university or some arrangement. none of this is held up in the courts and people are losing their jobs. it is terrible. >> quite a few of espionage have brought with great fanfare and most of them up and drop. >> that was an early example from los alamos. but i don't know why the justice department continues on this campaign other than it feeds a larger political agenda of declaring china the number one adversary of the united states. >> i think we are at the end, thank you for a greatf like tha. >> you can watch this interview in its entirety along with other oral histories, c-span.org/history. >> welcome to the 30 sixth annual planning board, please help me give a special thank you to all the sponsors. before we begin.

a multi disciplinary research team made up of engineers and chemical scientists from the university of granada has developed an intelligent mask that alerts wears on their smartphones. when recommended c o 2 limits are exceeded lena for the dental, he think they're gone. see intelligent mask has a sensor, meaning a way to measure something in the air between your face and the mask twitter in through godaddy la guardia. and so the c o 2 sensor is equipped with the electronics that will measure the color change and the sensor. but, and transmit that information to a smart phone, and the sensual importer, to put on me the link for the mouth, you know, telephone, all molly. so a standard f, f pete, you mask can be turned into an intelligent mask that monitors gas concentration by placing a special electronic sticker inside the mask. let me get that getting blue is that occur inserted inside the mask is a system that consists of 2 parts. on one side there's what's called readout electronics, which is printed with conductive ink on a flexible, plastic, and transparent substrate to receive. a

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a multi disciplinary research team made up of engineers and chemical scientists from the university of granada has developed an intelligent mask that alerts aware, as on their smartphones. when recommended c o 2 limits are exceeded the lemme for the dental, he think they're going see intelligent, masked as a sensor, meaning a way to measure something in the air between your face and the mask. twitter introduce gotta la guardia. and so the c o 2 sensor is equipped with the electronics that will measure the color change in the sensor and transmit that information to a smartphone, and this ensure equal to put on me delinquent, matthew, and on telephone all molly? so a standard f, f, p to mask can be turned into an intelligent mask that monitors gas concentration by placing a special electronic sticker inside the mask. let me get that getting blue occur inserted inside the mask is a system that consists of 2 parts on one side there's what's called read out electronics, which is printed with conductive ink on a flexible, plastic and transparent substrate to receive. as you can see, i think

of scientists succeed. researchers from the university of melbourne and biotechnology company colossal biosciences are workingcies with similar dna and turn them into "thylacine" cells — or the closest approximation possible. hello there. a north—south divide across the country today. northern areas looked largely dry with plenty of sunshine, but again, across england and wales, closer to a thundery low than we're likely to see these thundery showers developing. again, they could be heavy enough to cause some localised flooding, especially from the midlands southwards. you can see that thundery low to the south, a ridge of high pressure building in across the north. this weather system will arrive across northern and western areas on thursday. so again, for large parts of england and wales, we'll see the clouds bubbling up, thunderstorms breaking out pretty much anywhere, but certainly across the midlands, in towards south, southeast england. further north, widespread sunshine around, light winds too. a very pleasant day, with temperatures reaching around 18 or 19 degrees, england and wales. little bit cooler

of the arctic floating university returned to murmansk. representatives of various universities from all over russia have been participating in this project for many years, this time young scientistsn egryanginka. this is an opportunity for almost a month and a half of exploration of one of the most complex and richest seas in the country. the floating university of moscow state university completed its 21 voyages aboard almost four dozen young scientists from seven universities in the country from kaliningrad and sevastopol to novosibirsk, who all this time took samples, explored the shelf and studied what was thicker than the water there. at our location, even the places where the salt content is high were clearly visible, they were very well visible on on our dates, sometimes you can see the fish. i talked to very cool specialists, who made it clear that it is possible to develop in another area, in which i had never encountered before, uh. then it starts to dissolve. it binds dna so as not to lose the floating university project exists. for three decades, with the support of the ministry of science and higher education of russia, the motto of the expedition is learning through

assistant professor of the department of constitutional law of the faculty of law of taras shevchenko national university as a scientist - in fact, she did not support the integration of ukrainian science into the world. i welcome the russian fleet to crimea on bbc news ukraine live from london, olga palamaryuk still works in the studio today in the release, the attack on the russian air base in saki, which was shown by satellite images, weapons for ukraine , the defense ministers met in copenhagen, as they promise to help, and hundreds of bodies of russian soldiers still remain in ukraine, the bbc film crew visited security sites in the kharkiv region , and we start from zaporizhzhia, russian troops fired again the territory of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant this was reported in energoatom , first they hit the commandant's office directly next to the welding station and the source storage radiation later five more shots were fired at the fire station near the npp , at the same time due to the strikes at the station it was not possible to carry out a shift in time but the situation is currently under control, the

of multi-colored candles, they promise to change fates, influence relationships, induce damage from the eyes, even if you don’t take paranormal candles, they really can do harm, as scientists from the american university, the most popular paraffin candles, when burned, emit alkanes, alkenes and toluene , in the breath, which can contribute to the development of cancer, allergies and asthma, and dutch researchers took measurements where lit candles are left for a long time and in large quantities in catholic churches. the result is disappointing . it turned out that the level of pollutants was much higher there than on a busy street, along which an average of 45,000 cars pass a day. the concentration was quite spacious in the basilica. 10 times higher than the street, and in a cramped chapel 20 times, but is there any real danger from a small number of candles and how their composition affects, we decided to conduct our experiment. . we will compare them with more expensive options that are positioned as safe alternatives. for example, the so-called biocandle. we ordered it on the internet for almost 5,000 rubles. this is a small container in which you need to pour fuel and set it on fire. for one more

a lot of scientists and professors have been fired by the universities. and one of them just won a case. the first case that went to trial in tennessee, the chinese scientist won that case. and they can't even bring charges of ip theft. they bring charges of tax evasion. or fraud. because they filled out a grant application to a department of energy and they neglected to put down that they gave a speaking engagement at a chinese university. so, none of this has held up in the courts. and people are losing their jobs. it's terrible. >> quite a few of these espionage cases are brought with great fanfare. most have been dropped. >> and there's nothing there. he -- was an early example of this. los--. but i don't know why the justice department continues on this campaign, other than, that it feeds a larger, kind of political agenda of declaring china the number one adversary of the united states. >> well, i think where -- >> that's a bad note to end on. >> thank you so much for a great conversation. thank you so much. >> thank you. and thank you for coming. we

the russian federation in the genocide of the ukrainian people, a congress of scientists and representatives of legal the university elected a new member of the supreme council of justice, he became doctor of law dmytro lukyanov, and we will talk about him in more detail. lukyanov is the head of the department of the yaroslav the wise national university of law and known as a person who is very empathetic and always ready to support even against professionalism and integrity, for example, as a member of the competitive commission of the constitutional court, he voted for judge oleksandr sybig, who owns a lot of elite property of dubious origin, the value of which does not match official income , and whose daughter lives in moscow in 2017, the higher qualifications commission of judges recognized the election as unscrupulous, but dmytro lukyanov still supports his candidacy and recommends lukyanov to the supreme court of the constitutional court of his time recommended oleksandr petryshyn, a judge of the ksu and the president of the national academy of legal sciences, a very interesting personality in 2004. he heade

time to try all the tastes of the country before the end of august, then the store will close, but scientists from the perm polytechnic universityo lean on goat's milk. it has antibacterial properties and the benefits of such milk, not only in this tatyana matveya was convinced of this. there are almost fifty girls of these girls here, and each nadezhda is known by the names of nochka, mimosa. capa is the most beloved, beautiful. now in position loves with me. that's how the taste of a woman started hugging for the soul and of course for the grandchildren, so that they always drink natural milk about the benefits of goat's milk, everyone knows, that's children are fed, it is close to the maternal in composition, the whey part of the protein, and the truth is similar in composition to the female breast. so the protein to the lake of milk is easier for us to digest, in addition, the type itself, the protein is different, so people said who knows intolerance to cow, goat, god's milk to drink calmly, personally, i do not feel any smell at all. muscovite. olga voiloshnikova, allergic to goat milk, switched 3 years ago. now there are

position of associate professor of the department of constitutional law of the taras shevchenko national university, as a scientistdid not support the integration of ukrainian science into the world. in 2016, it was sovgyra that prepared the relevant opinion for the appeal of the constitutional court and, on behalf of shevchenko university , expressed the opinion of academic specialists not to recommend consideration of a submission on limiting the term of stay of foreign troops in ukraine based on this conclusion, former president viktor yanukovych extended the stay of the russian fleet in crimea for 25 years, this led to an increase in the personnel of the special services and military formations of the aggressor country, which were later involved in the annexation of crimea this fact of the biography olga sovgyri should have stood in the way of her further career as a judge of the constitutional court and would have if, in accordance with the judicial reform and ukraine's obligations to the eu, a fair and transparent competition had been held, he told us mykhailo zhornakov, there was no competition. therefore,

professor of the department of constitutional law of the faculty of law of the taras shevchenko national university, as a scientistort the integration of ukrainian science into the world, there she contributed to the signing of the kharkiv agreements and the continuation of the basing of the russian black sea fleet in crimea, i congratulate on bbc news ukraine broadcast live from london olga palamaryuk works in the studio and today in the issue the attack on the russian air base in saki, what satellite images showed, weapons for ukraine , defense ministers met in copenhagen, what help is promised

one of the scientists was from the university of southampton.re was an opportunity to go and establish an organic geochemistry laboratory to look at limits of habitability after mass extinction events where extreme climate episodes wiped out various parts of life and the planet and in some cases globally. it's the sequelae of the reestablishment of life that my work was focusing on. the twist of that now is we are interested in astro biological pursuits, so we are interested in mass extinction events, and also how we can tag the chemical molecular life on other planets. it is said diamond last forever, but molecules last forever. we're trying to build up a suite of these biomarkers, these bio signatures to look at life on other planets like on mars. right now we are canvassing various places on earth that are similar to some of these areas that might harbor life, hyper surly -- hyper saline, high ph links and trying to get as robust signatures as we can in order to test future sample returns. susan: i read a q&a about you and you told the story

a survey conducted by scientists at the university of california has found evidence of biochemical changes triggered by shifts and what's known as the biological carbon pump. this is the process fire which plankton and other tiny organisms absorb carbon dioxide dissolved in the see water when they're eaten by other organisms. the carbon converted by the plankton progresses up the food chain to small and then larger fish, which fix the carbon in their feces. much of this sink deep down to the ocean floor where it remains for several centuries. fewer fish in the sea however, means less feces and of decrease in the amount of c o 2 stored. the biological pumps, relevance to climate change, has enjoyed relatively little coverage to date. that's also because we can only estimate how large fish stocks were before industrial fishing began, and therefore also how significant their decline has been since then. the study assumes that stocks have been reduced by about half a figure that does not sound exaggerated in the eyes of fisheries. biologist, christa votes, him amman, that's id for the apply. i

but the initial euphoria soon began to ebb. critics included scientists who called the idea unrealistic in germany, the university of barnes ica. luling was one of the 1st scientists to speak out skipped term some. i'm in the arab studio, i'm a girl. there are a number of questions. the authors of that study need to address is all of that land actually suited to planting trees. all in that time they see a lot of potential in the taiga, in the tundra, in regions that are too cold for trees, yawn. they want to plant trees in the savannah, which is nothing like a forest. a savannah has lots of grass land. mm hm. and just a few trees, osland miles or tanisha winter ships. and you have to be realistic if the trees would need watering, tending to muddle with millions or even billions of new trees. who's going to do that work at the fun semester? and was the human figure that is all come you run him in western australia, a huge tree planting. project is already underway. it's a landscape that isn't exactly welcoming for young saplings. the soil is dry, the terrain is uneven. salinity can be a problem for staff members of t

but this formula was developed by scientists from a number of universities that 85% of our success in life is soft skills. and i conditionally say that soft skills. this is our operating system. is it android or ios and ours hard skills is an app store. and what determines our effectiveness as human beings in this life is the achievement of our success goals, which are precisely the soft skills. we conditionally divide these soft skills into three, such as cognitive or the ability to think socially is the ability to live in a society to communicate. present your ideas and so on and so forth and emotional. it is the art of managing oneself , understanding one's emotions, understanding the emotions of other people and managing them. and now i want to show a small video. which uh is taken cut from famous film that shows how important soft skills are in business practice in ideal business practice. hello hello , step aside. pleasant flight. sorry, your company knows how to work with this baggage. i once gave something of yours lost. and because of this, everything went to hell with a lot

thanks to participation in the program for the development of universities , the priority of the national project science and the university, scientistsnventions nanostructured composition for oral delivery of insulin and its method chitosan nanoparticles obtained from crustaceans and insects are considered to be a promising means of delivering insulin. the invention allows to increase the time of insulin exposure . well, more about the weather in st. petersburg today with rain and plus 21 in moscow without precipitation. it does not think from today 26 tomorrow, 28. will not allow provocations, the russian military is carefully monitoring the safety of the ship grain that came out of the sport of odessa