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Tatars propose commemorating former mosque in Vilnius - Vimarsana News

Tatars propose commemorating former mosque in Vilnius

The Tatar community has proposed commemorating a mosque that used to be located on Vilnius’ Goštautas Street, where the ...

Source: lrt.lt
Physics - Publishing Science in a War Zone - Vimarsana News

Physics - Publishing Science in a War Zone

The Ukrainian Journal of Physics has managed to keep publishing during the past year, offering an outlet for physicists in the war-torn country.

Source: aps.org
Prof. Farhan Rana from Cornel University, USA delivers lecture at NIT Srinagar - Vimarsana News

Prof. Farhan Rana from Cornel University, USA delivers lecture at NIT Srinagar

Srinagar, February 17 (Scoop News)-The 2nd edition of 5-day Short-Term Course (STC) on Semiconductors began at PG Department of Physics, National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar in a virtual mode. The theme of the course is “Journey of Semiconductor Physics to Smart Devices to Intelligent Automation, which coincides with the syllabi module of both UG and PG programs, the motivation behind conducting the course. The opening session of STC was presided over by Chief Guest Director NIT Srinagar Prof. (Dr.) Rakesh Sehgal, while HoD Physics Prof M A Shah is the chairperson of the five-da...

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Physics: Books and Journals

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New Effect in Two-Dimensional Conductive Systems - Vimarsana News

New Effect in Two-Dimensional Conductive Systems

A group of researchers from the Cavendish Laboratory along with their co-workers at the Universities of Augsburg (Germany) and Lancaster has discovered a novel physical effect when two-dimensional electron systems are subjected to terahertz waves.