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The dollar exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange rose above 87 rubles - Vimarsana News

The dollar exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange rose above 87 rubles

The dollar exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange rose above 87 rubles for the first time since March 29, 2022. The euro has already managed to update the next maximum, exceeding the mark of 95 rubles. Earlier, Georgy Ostapkovich, Director of the Center for Market Studies of the Institute for Statistical Studies, commented on a sharp increase in the exchange rate in a number of major Russian banks. He said the increase was due to a sharp rise in the value of the ruble against the dollar.

Brazil'S Foodgrain Output Likely To Touch 315 Tonnes - Vimarsana News

Brazil'S Foodgrain Output Likely To Touch 315 Tonnes

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Source: menafn.com
Russia Has Lost 50K Scientists in 5 Years – RAS - Vimarsana News

Russia Has Lost 50K Scientists in 5 Years – RAS

Russia has lost over 50,000 scientific researchers in the past five years, a senior member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) has said. “The main problem in Russia is as follows: Over the past five years, only Russia — no other countries — has lost so many people working in the scientific field.

Scripps Oceanography preserves algae treasure chest - Vimarsana News

Scripps Oceanography preserves algae treasure chest

Descendants of marine researcher W.E. Allen return to Scripps Pier in La Jolla, where he gathered and logged algae samples for two decades.

Column: Scripps oceanography preserves algae treasure chest - Vimarsana News

Column: Scripps oceanography preserves algae treasure chest

Descendants of marine researcher W.E. Allen return to Scripps Institution of Oceanography pier where he gathered and logged algae samples for two decades.