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Im megyn kelly. Welcome to our distinguished guest, to our host, president putin, and to all of you. Thank you for taking the time to be with us here today. Yes, yes, how aboutor our host and our guests. [ applause ] weve been in st. Petersburg for a few days and understand this is an important place, a personal place to president putin. And now we understand why. Its incredibly beautiful. The gorgeous rivers, the romantic bridges. The beautiful weather wait. And most of all, the lovely people who have given us such a warm welcome. Ill tell you, just in our few days here have made us feel like...

2D semiconductors based on heterostructures are attracting attention as potential next-generation materials for the electronics industry. However, it

ITMO University together with the Russian Association of Communicators in Education and Science’s platform launches an Accelerator for citizen science projects in St. Petersburg. The initiative is supported by the Priority 2030 program.Citizen scienc

Teledyne bullish on imaging trends as FLIR integration awaits 29 Apr 2021 Industrial technology firm’s imaging business set for significant expansion, assuming shareholders approve the deal next month. At $806 million, sales in the three months ending April 4 were up around 3 per cent year-on-year. Teledyne’s existing imaging business - a large chunk of which relates to X-ray detectors used in healthcare applications - accounted for $263 million. But the growing imaging total, up 7 per cent on last year, was driven by higher sales of sensors and cameras used in scienti...

Gold-doped particles could speed up production of safe drinking water 01 Feb 2021 Professional Engineering Researchers including Alexander Kuchmizhak developed the new material, which could accelerate evaporation in desalination plants (Credit: FEFU press office) A new material could accelerate evaporation in desalination plants to speed up production of safe drinking water, its developers have said. Titanium dioxide nanoparticles ‘decorated’ with gold absorb about 96% of the solar spectrum and turn it into heat, said the researchers from the Far Eastern Federal Unive...