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Cast crankshafts, (National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translation of Russian Book) by Andrei Andreevich Gorshkov, 1967 Storage of grain, (National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translation of Russian book) by L. A Trisviatskii, 1969 Cold drawing of steel tubes, (Boston Spa, Eng. National Lending Library for Science & Technology. Translation of Russian Books) by Nikolai Vasilevich Rozov, 1968 The role of higher aquatic plants in the nutrition of the animals of freshwater basins, (National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translation of Russian book) by Nadezhda Stanislavovna Gaevskaia, 1969 Permian pelecypods of the Soviet sector of the Arctic, ([Boston Spa, Eng.] National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translation of Russian book) by E. M Liutkevich, 1968 From knowledge to wealth: Transforming Russian science and technology for a modern knowledge economy (Policy research working paper) by Alfred J Watkins, 2003 Modern Physics, Vol. 2. (Stefan University Press Series on Russian Science and Technology) by V.K. Voronov, A.V. Podoplelov, et all 2004-05 Modern Physics, Vol. 1. (Stefan University Press Series on Russian Science and Technology) by V.K. Voronov, A.V. Podoplelov, et all 2004-05 Russian science and technology;: Selected list of journals and bibliographies held in the S.H. Hill Library, North Carolina State College by Emma W Pohl, 1960 Elsevier's Dictionary of Science & TechnologyRussian ­ English by G. G. Chakalov, 1993-10-01 A two dimensional quantitative spectral classification of 238 05-B7 stars and the construction of a spectral-type magnitude diagram (National Lending Library ... and Technology. Russian translating program) by I. M Kopylov, 1962 Procedure for strength calculations for sea-going cargo ships (Great Britain.National Lending Library for Science and Technology.Translations of Russian books) by Central Scientific Research Institute of the Mercantile Fleet (Leningrad), 1961 Automatic control systems for machine tools (National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translations of Russian books) by Vladimir Abramovich Barun, 1968 Report on the workshop on international co-operation in science and technology with the Russian Federation: Practical responses for overcoming obstacles to co-operation (OECD working papers) by Marshall Mills, 1995

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41. MARBC - Events
    russian science technology Opportunities for US Business Seminar Series.NEW YORK, NY The Mid-Atlantic - Russia Business Council and the US Department  
    http://www.ma-rbc.org/event/030101-dos-ann.html
    
    Extractions: Seminar Series NEW YORK, NY - The Mid-Atlantic - Russia Business Council and the U.S. Department of State announce the continuation of the series of seminars on "Russian Science & Technology Opportunities for U.S. Business." Due to the success of the first thirteen seminars in the Mid-Atlantic region in Spring 2001- Spring 2003, six new seminars will be organized beginning in late Fall 2003 and running through 2004 that will extend throughout the East Coast and Eastern United States. The largest, culminating event of the series will take place on May 26, 2004 in New York City. Each seminar will highlight different institutes, scientists and projects in Russia. The culmination of this series in 2004 will be held in conjunction with the CeBIT America Information and Communications Technology Trade Fair on May 25-27, 2004 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City, NY. A delegation from the Russian Federation representing companies in the information technology, telecommunications and other technology industries will be present to have a full day of panel discussions and to exhibit the latest advancements in Russian technology for the duration of the CeBIT America. The Russian delegation visit will be organized in association with The International Science Technology Centers, The Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation, The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, The Moscow Entrepreneurs Association, Algorithm Group, with promotional support from Integral, SiliconTaiga and Groteck.

42. Latest News And Financial Information | Reuters.co.uk
    Trapped russian minisub and crew rescued in Pacific science technology Wildlife moves to stay cool in a warmer world  
    http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/default.aspx
    
    Extractions: Special Offers Monitors to present report on IRA disarming Sun Sep 25, 2005 7:06 PM BST DUBLIN (Reuters) - International monitors will report to the British and Irish governments on Monday on the IRA's pledge to give up guns once and for all, the body overseeing arms disposal said on Sunday. Full Article Oil falls on Rita relief; stocks, dlr seen up Sun Sep 25, 2005 4:43 PM BST LONDON (Reuters) - Relief that Hurricane Rita spared most of Texas's key oil refining industry has sent crude prices tumbling, raising expectations that the dollar will extend gains and stocks will make a strong start on Monday. Full Article More Business Articles IMF writes off poor countries' debt Marathon BCCI, BoE trial to resume ... FOREX-Dollar rises as Hurricane Rita downgraded to 3 US Dollar in GBP Euro in GBP Japanese Yen in GBP MORE Commodities Symbol Bid Ask Brent Oil Gold Silver FTSE Xetra Dax TOP NEWS Channel: Top News World Business Entertainment Life Oddly Enough Asian Tsunami IFA Video InvestmentSummit EnergySummit RealEstateSummit Rescue Efforts In Louisiana Afghan Crash Kills 5 U.S. Troops

43. Issues In S And T, Summer 2003, Science In The New Russia
    In the former Soviet Union, science and technology served as major forces moderatingnational Today, it is clear that russian science is not dead.  
    http://www.issues.org/issues/19.4/graham.html
    
    Extractions: LOREN GRAHAM Science in the New Russia I n the former Soviet Union, science and technology served as major forces moderating national policies. The advent of nuclear weapons forced the country to give up its earlier Leninist thesis that wars were inevitable events that produce socialist regimes. The development of personal computers and information technology made the tasks of Stalinist-style censors unachievable. Environmental protests over industrial pollution served as models for independent political action on other issues. New biomedical developments forced scientists and philosophers to pay more attention to ethics, a grossly neglected field in Soviet thought. And the damage caused by technocratic planning of industrial expansion led government leaders to pay more attention to social, economic, and cost-benefit modes of analysis. In all of these ways, the advancement of knowledge, particularly in science and technology, helped to mellow the nation's behavior. How much Russia should accept from Western methods of managing and financing scientific research remains a hot topic of internal debate. Now that the Soviet Union is gone, what roles do science and technology play in the relationship between the United States and the new Russia? An examination of the events of the past dozen years shows that science and technology are still important in Russia, although they now play more subtle roles than earlier. If during the Soviet period science helped change the nation's political system, then models of Western scientific organization are now changing the ways Russian science itself is managed and financed.

44. International Division
    Indorussian Working Group for Cooperation in science technology (IRWGS T) isone of the major Working Groups of Inter - Governmental Commission (IGC)  
    http://www.stic-dst.org/RUSSIA.htm
    
    Extractions: NODAL IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES AREAS OF COOPERATION ACTIVITIES Joint Workshop/Exhibition/Seminar (see point 2) Exchange visit of scientists (see point 3) Bose-Lomonosov Lecture series (see point 4) Inter Institutional linkages (see point 5) ILTP Fellowship to Russian scientists to work in Indian laboratories (see point 6) Organisation of visit of thematic scientific and composite (scientific and industrial) delegations (seepoint 7)

45. Russian Language Abstract Journals In Science And Technology: Science Reference
    russian Language Abstract Journals in science and technology science ReferenceGuides from the Library of Congress.  
    http://www.loc.gov/rr/scitech/SciRefGuides/russian2.html
    
    Extractions: http://www.viniti.ru/ or the English language version at http://www.viniti.ru/Welcome.html Referativnyi Zhurnal (Abstract Journal) contains abstracts, summaries, and bibliographic descriptions of publications in all fields of natural, applied and technical sciences, economics, and medicine. Referativinyi Zhurnal consists of twenty-seven cumulative volumes covering 212 issues, as well as 38 separate issues. These cover about one million scientific publications. Since 1995 Referativnyi Zhurnal has been issued both in printed and electronic versions. Referativnyi Zhurnal is useful not only for abstracts and indexes of Russian materials, but also for materials from all over the world. A good portion of the materials that are abstracted and indexed are foreign materials and the entries for such materials are often in the original language of publication. As of December 5, 2002 the Library of Congress has bound in its general collections the following print holdings:

46. Science & Technology - Russian News - News From Russia
    science technology. 04 Nov Four WellPromoted Letters 06 Oct Our Solaris 08 Jun Uzbekistan planning to launch two satellites with russian help  
    http://www.gateway2russia.com/st/state_r344.php
    
    Extractions: Search Whole Site Current Section Economic News Political News Society Legislation Your visit to Russia Expert Group EXPERT Magazine EXPERT RA Analytic Center Archive for (var IntLoop=0; IntLoop

47. The Russian Science
    The russian science technology sector Quo vadis? Contribution by RichardBurger, INTAS, to Session 1 of the Seminar on Innovation Policy and the  
    http://www.intas.be/documents/Dissemination/OECD-INTAS RB Input.htm
    
    Extractions: Quo vadis? Contribution by Richard Burger, INTAS, to Session 1 of the Seminar on Innovation Policy and the Valorisation of Science and Technology in Russia 1.1. The Soviet Legacy The Soviet Union’s political and economic orientation, defined by the cold war paradigm, left Russia as a generally relatively poor country disproportionately well endowed with a highly developed scientific and technological potential. For instance, at independence in 1991 Russia inherited about half the former Soviet Union’s population, but a much greater share of its sciences resources (between 65 and 70%), which in the Soviet Union were concentrated in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine. In fact, the industrial structure inherited by Russia in 1991 was that of a highly military-industrialised economy which monopolised talent and resources, with a very low inter-sectoral mobility of human resources and expertise. Almost ten years later, the different socio-economic challenges facing Russia in its transition from a centralised command economy to a social market economy remain highly inter-connected and are thus impossible to tackle in isolation. For instance, a key problem of Russia science sector is that it is "over-aged", with the average age of scientists by now well above 50 years and continuing to rise. At the same time, the low level of expected rewards, not least financial ones, negatively affects young people’s willingness to pursue a scientific career. Also, as for other sectors, scientific careers are to some extent hampered by Russia's mandatory 2-year military service for men.

48. AAAS - Center For Science, Technology And Security Policy
    Center for science, technology and Security Policy Dr. Neureiter is marriedwith four children and speaks German, russian, Polish, French,  
    http://www.aaas.org/programs/centers/cstsp/Contact.shtml
    
    Extractions: Log In Join Search Site Map ... Advanced search Events AAAS Board AAAS Book Store AAAS Council AAAS Statements Annual Meeting Archives Awards Development Education Employment Experts Governance International Make a Gift Media Relations Membership Organization Press Releases Science Center for Science, Technology and Security Policy Director Norman P. Neureiter was born in Illinois and grew up near Rochester, New York. He received a B.A. degree in chemistry from the University of Rochester in 1952 and a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from Northwestern University in 1957. He spent a year ('55-6) as a Fulbright Fellow in the Institute of Organic Chemistry at the University of Munich.

49. Science, Engineering Technology Library
    russian science News June 2005 Digest. Source International science andtechnology Centre. International science and technology Center (ISTC)monthly news  
    http://www.scenta.co.uk/scenta/library.cfm?cit_id=108110&FAArea1=customWidgets.c

50. SPACE.com -- Report: U.S.-Russian Science Collaboration Growing But Obstacles Re
    inventories USrussian joint work in science and technology has given a thumbs-up Russia s budget crisis has taken a toll on science and technology  
    http://www.space.com/news/usrussia_rand_020621.html
    
    Extractions: A new study that inventories U.S.-Russian joint work in science and technology has given a thumbs-up regarding the benefits of such collaboration, although obstacles to and opportunities for strengthening research alliances in the future do exist. The study, U.S. Government Funding for Science and Technology Cooperation with Russia , was prepared for the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy by RAND's Science and Technology Policy Institute, based in Washington, D.C. The Science and Technology Policy Institute is a federally funded research and development center sponsored by the National Science Foundation and managed by RAND. The institute conducts independent research and analysis on policy issues that involve science and technology. Aerospace: top of the list The RAND study observes that the United States government spent, on average, $350 million a year in the 1990s to support science and technology cooperation with Russia. The top area receiving a good chunk of American dollars is in aerospace. Large-scale, international NASA projects where both sides toss in funding and know-how account for a number of these projects.

51. Information Policy: Transforming Russian Science And Technology Into A Modern Kn
    Transforming russian science and technology into a Modern Knowledge Economy.This paper describes the legacy of the Soviet S T system and the status of the  
    http://i-policy.typepad.com/informationpolicy/2004/09/transforming_ru.html

52. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: Made In Russia
    russian scientists have been looking for investors for the production of monosilicon.They believe that their technologies will help resolve the problems of  
    http://www.vor.ru/science/madeinrus22_eng.html
    
    Extractions: MADE IN RUSSIA RUSSIAN KAMAZ PLANT RUSSIAN SPACESUITS FOR SPACEWALKS The spacesuits Orlan are meant for the International Space Station. The first manned mission to the station will be sent this coming summer. Russia is due to launch shortly its command module to join the two components of the station. It's the command module that will be accommodation quarters for the crew.

53. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: Made In Russia
    Special equipment designed by russian scientists is installed on these helicopters . SPACE TECHNOLOGIES IN MEDICINE. russian defense plants have held in  
    http://www.vor.ru/science/madeinrus31_eng.html

54. Geological Society - News - Russian Into Print
    russian science goes to market. science and technology occupations sufferedfalling prestige in Russia during the 1990s, and from 1996 on,  
    http://www.geolsoc.org.uk/template.cfm?name=Russian

55. Russian IT Seasons. From Silicon Valley To Silicon Alley
    russian science technology Opportunities for US Business The russian scienceand Technologies Opportunities Seminar will be organized in conjunction  
    http://www.it-seasons.ru/usa/2002nyprogram.html

56. Jossey-Bass::Callaham's Russian-English Dictionary Of Science And Technology, 4t
    Callaham s russianEnglish Dictionary of science and technology, 4th EditionLudmilla Ignatiev Callaham, Patricia E. Newman, John R. Callaham  
    http://www.josseybass.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471611395.html

57. Wiley::Callaham's Russian-English Dictionary Of Science And Technology, 4th Edit
    Callaham s russianEnglish Dictionary of science and technology, 4th Edition Over 120000 russian terms in the physical, life science, and engineering  
    http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471611395.html

58. The International Association Of Science And Technology For Development
    THE russian ACADEMY OF SCIENCES YI Shokin Institute of ComputationalTechnologies SB of RAS, Russia Co-chair OI Potaturkin - Institute of Automation  
    http://www.iasted.org/conferences/2005/russia/committee-483.htm

59. Science & Technology Center In Ukraine
    science technology Center in Ukraine. English Ukrainian russian The STCUhelps develop, finance, and monitor science and technology projects,  
    http://www.stcu.int/?language=ru

60. BISNIS - Facilitating Commercial Success In Eurasia
    Partnering with russian science Brings Detection Technologies to Market BISNIS For more information regarding the science and technology Standards  
    http://www.bisnis.doc.gov/bisnis/isa/isa-scitech.cfm

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