The seventh conference on intellectual and natural resources of Siberia was organized and attended by ten academic centers and major universities and schools of the economic-industrial profile of this region.
The sixth conference on intellectual and natural resources of Siberia was organized and attended by ten academic centers and major universities and schools of the economic-industrial profile of this region.
The fourth conference on intellectual and natural resources of Siberia was organized and attended by ten academic centers and major universities and schools of the economic-industrial profile of this region.
The third conference on intellectual and natural resources of Siberia was organized and attended by ten academic centers and major universities and schools of the economic-industrial profile of this region.
This textbook covers the history of Siberian archaeology, organizational structure, teaching archaeologists, scientific center publications, conferences, scientific societies and their activities, personalities.
Materials for a biographical dictionary of Russian scholars in the sciences abroad. It includes more about 500 biographies of those who left Russia in the 19th - first half of the 20th centuries (0.430 kg.
Materials for a biographical dictionary of Russian scholars in engineering sciences abroad. It includes more than 580 biographies of those who left Russia in the 19th - first half of the 20th centuries.
The memoirs of Shafik Chokin (b. 1912), the former president of the Kazakh National Academy of Science, cover not only his personal story, but also the story of Kazakhstan through its main historical events: forced collectivization, repressions against the Kulaks, the building of power plants, forming the national sciences, etc.
This book is a collection of articles about the educational and scientific organizations of the city of Tomsk since 1888. These articles were written for a future encyclopedia. Also included are about 200 biographical sketches of the leading scholars and professors of Tomsk for the 200 year period.
This is the twelfth issue of the quarterly Nestor. The current volume includes seven memoirs accompanied with comments on sources historiography of Russian family archives. Contents and summary in English.
This book on the life and work of the well-known zoologist A.P. Rimskii-Korsakov, the brother of the famous Russian composer, who played a very important role in forming the Zoology department of St. Petersburg University.
This is a collection of articles based on materials of the scholarly conferences of the Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences (BAN). It covers a wide range of issues: the 300 hundred-year history of the library and its collections, its scholars and librarians, the publishing and research activities, the fate of specific books like "Petrovskaia kopiia "Radzivilovskoi Letopisi" (XVIII veka)", etc.
This is the first volume in the series devoted to the memory of ecologist A.L. Ianshin, the first president of the Academy of Ecology. The articles included manifest continuity of Vladimir Vernandskii`s ideas in Ianshin`s works and describe: problems of climate and stable development in modern civilization, protection of the plant and animal kingdom of our planet, ethical and moral problems in ecology, problems of the Volga River and its basin, prospects of agricultural development in the 21st century, problems of biosphere conservation, forest renewal, survival strategy.
[ Leningrad institutes of the USSR Academy of Sciences in 1934-1945 ] Санкт Петербург: Наука, 1997 Язык: Русский
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St. Petersburg-Leningrad was and still is a major center of academic studies. This monograph is about the history of the USSR Academy of Sciences institutes in Leningrad in 1934-1945. It describes the structure, major directions of research work, and the achievements of Leningrad scientists in the most dramatic period of Stalinist repression and the siege of Leningrad during Word War II.
The idea of creating a network of state academic institutes all over Russia was expressed by academician V.I. Vernadskii before the revolution in 1916. The first step in the realization of this idea was the Yakutian Scientific Expedition, also the first significant project of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, started in 1924, right after the Civil War.
This monograph studies one of the problems of philosophy of science -the problem of objective truth of knowledge. Letov analyzes the new directions in Western and Russian philosophy: postmodernism and social studies in science and engineering (STS).
This book is the history of the development of academic centers in Siberia starting in the 1950s. The centers in several Siberian cities were one of the most successful experiments in the organization and development of Russian science, and they produced numerous significant scientific achievements and discoveries.
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