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Russian, Italian physicists awarded UNESCO-Russia Mendeleev International Prize - Vimarsana News

Russian, Italian physicists awarded UNESCO-Russia Mendeleev International Prize

Yuri Oganessian owes the award to breakthrough discoveries that extend the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements, Vincenzo Balzani will receive the award for the lasting impact of his outstanding scientific achievements in basic chemical sciences

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YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 3, ARMENPRESS. Italian Professor Vincenzo Balzani and Russian-Armenian Professor Yuri Oganessian will be awarded the first UNESCO-Russia Mendeleev International Prize in the Basic Sciences. The decision was made on the recommendation of an eminent international jury chaired by Professor Jean-Pierre Sauvage, winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, UNESCO said in a news release.

Does the Real Element 115 Have a Connection With UFOs? - Vimarsana News

Does the Real Element 115 Have a Connection With UFOs?

For decades, Bob Lazar talked about a mysterious element 115 that could power alien spacecraft. People thought he was a nut but scientists discovered element 115 in 2003.

Cherry red and very dangerous - Vimarsana News

Cherry red and very dangerous

"Red mercury", a uniquely powerful chemical explosive which has been dismissed by many experts as a myth, could be real, and it could pose a serious threat

DAOS and Intel® Optane™ Technology Are Keys to a Storage-on-Demand Solution for a Russian Megaproject - Vimarsana News

DAOS and Intel® Optane™ Technology Are Keys to a Storage-on-Demand Solution for a Russian Megaproject

Russian scientists will bring a massive new particle accelerator complex online next year, striving to gain a deeper understanding of the split-seconds