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High speed protection of mining electric supply systems against earth faults (Great Britain. National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translations of Russian books) by Nikolai Fedorovich Shishkin, 1963 Physiology of irrigated agricultural plants (Great Britain. National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translations of Russian books) by Nikolai Stepanovich Petinov, 1965 Scientific principles of group technology (Nauchnyeosnovy gruppovoi tekhnologii) (Great Britain. National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translations of Russian books) by Sergei Petrovich Mitrofanov, 1966 Problems of neurocybernetics (Great Britain. National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translations of Russian books) by S.N Braines, 1960 The role of dislocations in the strengthening and failure of metals (National Lending Library of Science & Technology. Translations of Russian Books) by Vera Semenovna Ivanova, 1967 The role of dislocations in the strengthening and failure of metals (National Lending Library of Science & Technology. Translation of Russian Books) by Vera Semenovna Ivanova, 1967 Basic principles governing the behaviour of coke on reheating ('Great Britain. National Lending Library for Science & Technology. Translation of Russian books') by Konstantin Ivanovich Syskov, 1963 Scientific principles of group technology (Nauchnyeosnovy gruppovoi tekhnologii) (Great Britian. National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translations of Russian books) by Sergei Petrovich Mitrofanov, 1966 Upper Triassic brachiopods in the south of the U.S.S.R (Great Britain. National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translations of Russian books) by Algirdas C Dagys, 1965 The strength and stability of large-panel construction ('Great Britain. National Lending Library for Science & Technology. Translations of Russian books) by S.A Sementsov, 1965 Theory and methods of providing normal working conditions for miners ('Great Britain. National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translations of Russian books') by Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Skochinskii, 1963 Metallurgy of tin, ([Boston Spa, Eng.] National Lending Library for Science and Technology. Translation of Russian book) by Nikolaĭ Nikolaevich Murach, 1967 The ripening of the meat: Theory and practice of the process (National Lending Library for Science & Technology. Translations of Russian Books) by Vladmir Ivanovich Solov'ev, 1968 Single-pipe systems for district heating networks (Odnotrubnye sistemy teplovykh setei,pp.1-83 and 119-193) (National Lending Library for Science & Technology.Translations of Russian books) by N.K Gromov, 1967

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81. DOE Pulse - Science And Technology Highlights From The DOE National Laboratories
    The evaluation is part of the EPA s Environmental technology A plant growthstimulator, developed with the aid of russian scientists through a DOE  
    http://www.ornl.gov/info/news/pulse/pulse_v92_01.htm
    
    Extractions: Number 92 October 22, 2001 Evidence for the onset of quark effects Evidence for the onset of quark effects in a nuclear reaction has been observed for the first time at DOE's Jefferson Lab . Just as urbanologists strive to locate where a city truly ends and its suburbs begin, physicists wish to find the boundary at which nucleon-based descriptions give way to quark-based ones. JLab researchers have studied the behavior of the deuteron, the simplest nucleus, one proton and one neutron. The experiment fired an electron beam at a copper target, creating high-energy photons that impinged upon a deuterium target, and broke the deuterons into their constituent protons and neutrons. The results were surprising since they disagreed with many current theoretical expectations for the onset of quark-counting-rule behavior. [Linda Ware, 757/269-7689

82. Full Text Of Sher Speech At Russian Forum
    For most of its history, russian science was largely closed and isolated.Russia has a long historical tradition of science and technology in the service of  
    http://www.crdf.org/News/sherspeech_fulltext_russianforum.html
    
    Extractions: Promoting Peace and Security through Cooperation in Science and Technology About CRDF Awards Employment Events ... Search Grant Programs Open Competitions Cooperative Grants Grant Assistance Program Industry ... Information For Grantees Services Proposal Review Science Liaison Office U.S. Office 1530 Wilson Boulevard, 3rd Floor information@crdf.org Directions Back to CRDF News Desk Washington, DC, April 29, 2003 - at World Russia Forum Good morning, and thank you for the opportunity to speak before the World Russia Forum about science and technology cooperation between the United States and Russia. More recently, under the guidance of President Putin, a welcome stability has returned to government-driven science funding, also providing encouragement that perhaps the worst is over. My second thought, not surprisingly, is that there is much more to do, much that it is not transitory in nature, and much that will remain in the compelling national interest of our country. I am not speaking only of the special challenge that continues to be presented by those Russian scientists who worked in special closed cities on weapons of mass destruction, and who, despite the efforts of the past ten years, still live and work in those cities. There is no doubt that strong international efforts to address these issues must continue.

83. CRDF To Help Russian Science Universities Commercialize Research Results
    CRDF to Help russian science Universities Commercialize Research Results The TTOs will perform technology audits of research conducted at CRDFfunded  
    http://www.crdf.org/E-Update/March2003/universities.htm
    
    Extractions: Vol 3/No. 1 Other articles in this issue: Russian Universities Fast-Track Program Caucasus Workshops Scientific Education Reform Bark Extraction ... Contact Us The TTOs will perform technology audits of research conducted at CRDF-funded Research and Education Centers and their host universities; assess market need for and market worthiness of technologies; boost patent filing; explore commercialization and licensing opportunities; and market patented technologies to Russian and international companies. The CRDF will train TTO staff and bring key personnel to the United States to attend conferences, seminars and meetings on technology transfer. The CRDF will provide $300,000 in direct funding to complete the establishment of the TTOs by 2005. The CRDF plans additional support for training programs for TTO staff and seminars on technology commercialization. The Russian Ministry of Education will contribute $150,000 to the overall effort. BRHE seeks to transform natural science education in Russia by integrating high-quality research with education in a university setting. The program establishes Research and Education Centers in Russian universities to give faculty and students an opportunity to take part in world-class research as a part of undergraduate and graduate education. The program currently supports 16 centers, 12 of which participated in the TTO competition.

84. Remarks At The Russian Academy Of Sciences University Leaders
    the development of science and technology capacities cannot be overstated . russian scientists have made vast contributions to the advancement of  
    http://moscow.usembassy.gov/embassy/statement.php?record_id=88

85. Cooperation Between U.S. And Russian Science Academies Encourages Russian Invest
    Cooperation Between US and russian science Academies Additional funding hasbeen provided by the International science and technology Center in Moscow,  
    http://www4.nationalacademies.org/news.nsf/isbn/12172003b?OpenDocument

86. PRIME MINISTER JUNICHIRO KOIZUMI'S SPEECH AT THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTISTS CONFER
    science and technology, which greatly contributed to the economic development, disposed of with an advanced technology developed by russian scientists,  
    http://www.mofa.go.jp/region/europe/russia/pmv0301/speech.html
    
    Extractions: It is a great honor to be here at the international scientists conference and to speak before such distinguished gatherings. I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to Mr. Evgeny Pavlovich Velikhov, president of the Russian Research Center Kurchatov for giving me an opportunity to speak here today. I would like to give you my basic point of view regarding science and technology for the future of mankind. The 20th century brought about drastic economic development for mankind. At the same time, however, it was a century in which mankind experienced several disastrous and miserable wars on this globe. Science and technology, which greatly contributed to the economic development, were employed in these wars, to our great regret. In the 21st century we must concentrate the wisdom of mankind, and use science and technology for noble purposes of attaining peace and prosperity.

87. RUSSIAN SCIENCE ON THE RACK
    In 1993, the Ministry of science technology selected these centers from for science and technology at the London Embassy of the russian Federation.  
    http://pubs.acs.org/hotartcl/cenear/971222/russian.html
    
    Extractions: We can only use our equipment 50% of the time," says Vera V. Miassoedova, chemistry professor at the Institute of Chemical Physics in Moscow. The rest of the time the equipment is switched off. The institute can only afford to meet half of the electricity costs, she explains. "The institute does not have money for new equipment," she continues. "It is a very difficult situation at the moment." Miassoedova's institute is one of more than 400 institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences that carry out-or attempt to carry out-fundamental research in science in the Russian Federation. Russian Academy of Sciences of Moscow (above); Statue of Mendeleyev (right) in front of chemistry department at M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University. Her plight is typical. Since the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991 and the end of the centralized, state-dominated Soviet economic system, the scientific community in Russia has been left scrapping for morsels from a free-market economy riddled with corruption. The struggle to find adequate funds to carry out research, scarcity of materials, aging equipment, lack of foreign scientific journals, low popular esteem, and pitiful salary levels have combined to have a debilitating effect on Russian science. There is little or no incentive for even the most gifted and enthusiastic scientists to pursue a career in basic scientific research in Russia.

88. Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL): Los Alamos' Bowles Wins Top Russian Scien
    This is a great honor, and shows the importance the russian science community the russian Ministry of science and technology, the russian Foundation of  
    http://www.lanl.gov/news/index.php?fuseaction=home.story&story_id=1433

89. The New York Times - Breaking News, World News Multimedia
    science Acknowledging Risks, an Astronaut Is Optimistic on Repairs technology Comcast Profit Rises 64% on Digital TV and Internet Services  
    http://www.nytimes.com/

90. International Science And Technology Center
    Focus coordinates efforts of governments, organizations, and private industriesto provide opportunities for Commonwealth of Independent States weapons  
    http://www.istc.ru/

91. INFORMNAUKA
    The science News Agency Informnauka places a lot of interesting russianscience news. there are four headings science, technology, medicine,  
    http://www.informnauka.ru/eng/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: Free access. Subscribe to Informnauka, and you will be first to know what's new in Russian science! Informnauka is a science news agency formed in September 1999. The aim of the agency is to keep journalists informing of science-related events and research progress in Russia. Information presented by Informnauka is used for publication by many Russian national newspapers, journals, TV and radio companies. Informnauka was established by

92. New Scientist - International News, Ideas, Innovation
    Weekly science and technology news magazine, considered by some to be the world sbest, with diverse subject matter. Articles from current issue and  
    http://www.newscientist.com/
    
    Extractions: 25 September 2005 JOBS JOB OF THE WEEK Faculty Positions Tampa, US Florida Molecular Neurobiologist University of Southern California ... Technological development is not linear, but exponential, and this explosive rate of change means that human life will soon be irreversibly transformed BREAKING NEWS It is flu time again in Europe and North America, and this year there is increasing evidence that the vaccination is saving elderly lives 10:30 25 September 2005 The controversial move is likely to raise questions over its commitment to treaties designed to limit the spread of biological weapons 10:00 24 September 2005 NASA has been asked to estimate the cost savings from retiring the space shuttle several years early, according to a space watchdog 18:16 23 September 2005 A billion people around the world are now overweight, and the burgeoning health threat is not confined to rich countries in the west

93. Russia
    Russia International science technology Center (ISTC). The primary objectiveof the International science and technology Center (ISTC) is to give weapons  
    http://www.nti.org/db/nisprofs/russia/forasst/otherusg/istc.htm
    
    Extractions: The primary objective of the International Science and Technology Center (ISTC) is to give weapons scientists and engineers, particularly those in the NIS who possess knowledge and skills related to weapons of mass destruction or missile delivery systems, opportunities to redirect their talents to civilian activities. The center was developed to counter the threat of "brain drain" from the former Soviet Union (FSU) to countries wishing to acquire nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons. This threat of "brain drain" is a real one, as many former Soviet weapons specialists have been unemployed since the breakup of the Soviet Union. The origins of the center can be traced to two individuals. In late 1991, German Foreign Minister Hans Dietrich Genscher and U.S. Secretary of State James Baker were formulating the idea of establishing an international fund to help employ former Soviet weapons scientists. In February 1992, U.S. President George Bush and Russian President Boris Yeltsin discussed the proposal. Within a few weeks, a formal proposal for the establishment of the ISTC was issued, and Japan and the European Union also agreed to join.[2] Under the terms of an agreement signed 27 November 1992, the ISTC's principal activity is "to develop, approve, finance, and monitor science and technology projects for peaceful purposes, which are to be carried out primarily at institutions and facilities located in the Russian Federation..." A headquarters for the ISTC was established in Moscow in a renovated wing of the

94. Russia
    3 For more information on the 2004 reforms of the russian government, The Ministry of Industry, science, and Technologies has been superceded by the  
    http://www.nti.org/db/nisprofs/russia/govt/ministry.htm
    
    Extractions: The Ministry of Defense carries out state policy concerning military defense of the Russian Federation and protects its territorial integrity. It also coordinates other federal bodies' activity in these areas. It is responsible for ensuring the preparedness of the Russian Federation armed forces to prevent and respond to threats to the country, as well as to implement tasks in accordance with international agreements to which the Russian Federation is party. The ministry is also responsible for managing financial and material resources for the armed forces and other troops, including border guards, railroad security, civil defense and other domestic military forces; for the foreign intelligence service and federal security services. The Ministry of Defense also works to improve the legislative base of the armed forces' activities and to improve the image and authority of the armed forces.

95. Economist.com
    technology Quarterly Biomimetics, search technology, hurricanes, technology andthe elderly, science technology Measuring global warming  
    http://www.economist.com/

96. EUbusiness - China Breathing Down EU's Neck In Science And Technology
    While the EU produces considerably more science and technology (S T) Key Figures 2005 science and technology Indicators for the European Research Area  
    http://www.eubusiness.com/Rd/key-figures.2005-07-20/view
    
    Extractions: Sections Personal tools Home Rd China breathing down EU's neck in science and technology Select Topic Agriculture Chemicals Competition Consumer CSR Employment Euro Energy Enlargement Environment EU Institutions Finance Fisheries Health Internet Living+Working Media Pharmaceuticals R+D SMEs Social Telecoms Trade Transport Select Country Austria Belgium Bulgaria Cyprus Czech Republic Croatia Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Malta Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey UK Ukraine Services EUnews The final major concern that Mr Potocnik highlighted to journalists was the relative lack of venture finance available in Europe compared with its rivals. Early stage financing for high tech projects in the US is twice that available in the EU, he said, adding: 'But the main gap is venture capital for the expansion phase of high tech companies. There the ratio between the US and Europe reaches five to one.'

97. 'Cosmos' Reborn After 25 Years - Cosmic Log - MSNBC.com
    science editor Alan Boyle s Weblog Want to take a moon trip? If you ve gotthe money, Space Adventures and its russian partners say they ll be ready to  
    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3217961/
    
    Extractions: 'Cosmos' reborn at 25: Back in 1980, the world was in a muddle: The United States was struggling with an "evil empire" and knotty problems in Afghanistan as well as Iran and Iraq . Scientists debated whether or not humans were contributing to a "greenhouse effect" similar to that seen on the planet Venus . And an astronomer from Cornell University who worked on that Venusian research, among other things, stepped out as the host of a most unusual public-TV series titled "Cosmos." "For the first time, we have the power to decide the fate of our planet and ourselves," Carl Sagan declared at the top of the show. "This is a time of great danger, but our species is young, and curious, and brave. It shows much promise." Sagan passed away nine years ago - but "Cosmos" lives on, along with many of the dangers and all of the promise that he saw a quarter-century ago. Next week, the 13-part documentary series returns to television, digitally remastered and completely retooled with computer graphics reflecting our updated understanding of the cosmos. The first two hourlong installments air Tuesday on cable television's Science Channel, kicking off the weekly series.

98. The National Academies: Advisers To The Nation On Science, Engineering, And Medi
    Many technical barriers must be overcome and new inventions will be needed, July 27 The US and russian governments should establish a joint  
    http://www.nas.edu/
    
    Extractions: Jump to Top News Jump to Science in the Headlines Search: Subscribe to our FREE e-newsletter! NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE ... Site Map Popular Searches Evolution Women in Science Stem Cells Career Links Employment Career Guides For Retirees Major Divisions Division of Behavioral Academies Announce 2005 Communication Award Winners Sept. 22 John Barry, author of The Great Influenza ; Gareth Cook, science reporter for The Boston Globe ; and Thomas Levenson, producer of NOVA’s Origins: Back to the Beginning have been named winners of the 2005 National Academies Communication Awards. Part of the National Academies' Keck Futures Initiative , the awards recognize excellence in reporting and communicating science, medicine and engineering to the general public. Each winner will receive a $20,000 cash award during a ceremony on Nov. 10. Sept. 19

99. The Russian Embassy In The Republic Of Ireland
    russian science is famous due to many achievements. It is coordinated by Ministryof science and Technologies, where strategy and basic priorities of  
    http://ireland.ru/embassy/Science.html
    
    Extractions: Chernobyl and related sites www.ibrae.ac.ru/english/chernobyl.htm Russian Science is famous due to many achievements. It is coordinated by Ministry of Science and Technologies, where strategy and basic priorities of research and development are being formulated. There are around 4000 organizations in Russia involved in research and development with almost one million personnel. Half of those people are doing scientific research. Fundamental scientific research is concentrated in Russian Academy of Sciences, which now includes hundreds of institutes specializing in all major scientific disciplines such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy, Earth sciences etc.

100. Institute For The History Of Science And Technology
     The Webserver of the Institute for the History of science and technology, Russia,contains information on the Institute s activities, departments,  
     http://www.ihst.ru/

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