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Putin Orders Russian Scientists To Urgently Develop An 'Anti-Ageing' Cure: Report
Russian Health Ministry senta letter to research institutes, asking doctors to urgently develop proposals aimed at preserving the health and well-being of Russian citizens.
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Ukraine Crisis: CERN Suspends Russia's 'Observer' Status, Pauses Future Collaboration
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has declared that it will suspend the country's “observer” status at its facilities and freeze new agreements with Russian scientific institutes.
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Scientists Probe For Prehistoric Viruses On 4,500-Year-Old Animal Tissue
Russian state laboratory Vektor on Tuesday announced it was launching research into prehistoric viruses by analysing the remains of animals recovered from melted permafrost.
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Researchers Deplete Budget When Tracking Chips on Migrating Eagles Start Sending Foreign SMSes
Russian scientists tracking migrating eagles were forced to start a crowdfunding campaign after their birds wandered into Iran and foreign text messages from their tracking devices depleted the project's budget.
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Russia To Go Ahead With Release Of More Captive Whales Despite Outcry
Russian research scientists defended the way they released eight whales back into the wild last week and said on Thursday they would release scores more of the captive animals in the same way despite anger from environmental groups.
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Former ISRO Scientist Nambi Narayanan's Win Rekindles Hope For Bengaluru Man
SK Sharma, a labour contractor, was accused of espionage in the infamous Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) spy case in 1994 for what he says is his helpful nature. He knew D Chandrashekar, a representative of a Russian space agency and another accused in the case. Mr Chandrasekhar was arrested on suspicions of spying.
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Cobra Venom Can Help Surgeons See Boundaries Of Cancer
In collaboration with researchers from Assam's Tezpur University, Russian scientists have developed a substance-based cobra venom and quantum dots that can glow and help surgeons see the boundaries of cancerous tumour.
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Brain Surgery Saved Russian General Who Helped Defeat Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte likely would have conquered Russia in 1812 if not for a life-saving brain surgery performed on Russian general Mikhail Kutuzov by a French surgeon, scientists have found.
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Giant Crater in Russia's Far North Sparks Mystery
A vast crater discovered in a remote region of Siberia known to locals as "the end of the world" is causing a sensation in Russia, with a group of scientists being sent to investigate.
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Mice and snails return from outer space
A Russian capsule filled with 45 mice and 15 newts along with other small animals returned from a month's mission in orbit on Sunday with data scientists hope will pave the way for a manned flight to Mars.
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Life in Antarctic lake? It's everywhere else
If scientists find microbes in a frigid lake two miles beneath the thick ice of Antarctica, it will illustrate once again that somehow life finds a way to survive in the strangest and harshest places. And it will offer hope that life exists beyond Earth. Russian researchers reported Wednesday that they had reached Lake Vostok, a pristine body of wa...
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Putin Orders Russian Scientists To Urgently Develop An 'Anti-Ageing' Cure: Report
Russian Health Ministry senta letter to research institutes, asking doctors to urgently develop proposals aimed at preserving the health and well-being of Russian citizens.
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Ukraine Crisis: CERN Suspends Russia's 'Observer' Status, Pauses Future Collaboration
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has declared that it will suspend the country's “observer” status at its facilities and freeze new agreements with Russian scientific institutes.
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Scientists Probe For Prehistoric Viruses On 4,500-Year-Old Animal Tissue
Russian state laboratory Vektor on Tuesday announced it was launching research into prehistoric viruses by analysing the remains of animals recovered from melted permafrost.
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Researchers Deplete Budget When Tracking Chips on Migrating Eagles Start Sending Foreign SMSes
Russian scientists tracking migrating eagles were forced to start a crowdfunding campaign after their birds wandered into Iran and foreign text messages from their tracking devices depleted the project's budget.
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Russia To Go Ahead With Release Of More Captive Whales Despite Outcry
Russian research scientists defended the way they released eight whales back into the wild last week and said on Thursday they would release scores more of the captive animals in the same way despite anger from environmental groups.
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Former ISRO Scientist Nambi Narayanan's Win Rekindles Hope For Bengaluru Man
SK Sharma, a labour contractor, was accused of espionage in the infamous Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) spy case in 1994 for what he says is his helpful nature. He knew D Chandrashekar, a representative of a Russian space agency and another accused in the case. Mr Chandrasekhar was arrested on suspicions of spying.
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Cobra Venom Can Help Surgeons See Boundaries Of Cancer
In collaboration with researchers from Assam's Tezpur University, Russian scientists have developed a substance-based cobra venom and quantum dots that can glow and help surgeons see the boundaries of cancerous tumour.
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Brain Surgery Saved Russian General Who Helped Defeat Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte likely would have conquered Russia in 1812 if not for a life-saving brain surgery performed on Russian general Mikhail Kutuzov by a French surgeon, scientists have found.
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Giant Crater in Russia's Far North Sparks Mystery
A vast crater discovered in a remote region of Siberia known to locals as "the end of the world" is causing a sensation in Russia, with a group of scientists being sent to investigate.
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Mice and snails return from outer space
A Russian capsule filled with 45 mice and 15 newts along with other small animals returned from a month's mission in orbit on Sunday with data scientists hope will pave the way for a manned flight to Mars.
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Life in Antarctic lake? It's everywhere else
If scientists find microbes in a frigid lake two miles beneath the thick ice of Antarctica, it will illustrate once again that somehow life finds a way to survive in the strangest and harshest places. And it will offer hope that life exists beyond Earth. Russian researchers reported Wednesday that they had reached Lake Vostok, a pristine body of wa...
