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Snowflakes etched in graphene at Skoltech. The light areas are graphene, and the dark ones are oxidized copper. The snowflake pattern emerged as the

“As part of the anti-Russian campaign that followed Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24, Russian research institutes and Russian scientists are being ostracized from the international scientific community.”

Roboticists from Skoltech have proposed the development of two-wheeled robots controlled through swarm intelligence algorithms that can operate independently or as part of a team to complete mission-critical assignments on the surface of Mars.

Russian researchers and their international collaborators have developed a full-function bioelectronic photocell using one molecule of a fluorescent protein attached to a carbon nanotube.

Today is Monday. Welcome to Equilibrium, a newsletter that tracks the growing global battle over the future of sustainability. 

By Katie Hunt, CNN

Russian scientists are finding themselves isolated as Russias invasion of Ukraine enters its second month.

The Arctic Ocean holes have been subjected to debates on its true cause. Undersea volcanic eruptions and human-induced climate change have been ruled out.

Researchers from Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech) and their collaborators from JSC Research Center of Construction have illustrated the practical utility of their earlier patented technique for identifying the temperature at which soil freezes and how much unfrozen water has been contained by them.

Up to a trillion tons of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, may be locked away in the decaying ocean floor of a vast Arctic continental shelf.