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Cellular technologies

Biologists have found problems in pretending cells

Induced pluripotent stem cells retain a genetic memory of their origin. This problem has been solved in mouse iPSCs, but reprogrammed human cells are not yet amenable to attempts to make them forget what they were before.

11.02.2011
Cellular technologies

Genetic instability of human pluripotent cells

Human pluripotent cells, both embryonic and induced, are prone to the accumulation of genetic disorders. Researchers have not been able to determine at what point subchromosomal disorders appear in cells

11.02.2011
Innovative Russia

RVC and ANH will develop a training program for innovative entrepreneurs

The Russian Venture Company and the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation will jointly launch a training program for innovative entrepreneurs. This was announced by the Rector of the Academy of Sciences Vladimir Mau.

11.02.2011
Controversial

Will the nanotubes go down the pipe?

The harm of carbon nanotubes, widely used in modern industry, is most obvious. In their structure, they resemble asbestos fiber, which destroyed hundreds of thousands of people on the planet.

11.02.2011
Biotechnologies - into life

Scandinavian Skolkovo

The Danish-Swedish Medicon Valley is one of the largest clusters in Europe, where research laboratories, commercial structures and industrial enterprises related to the vast industry called life—sciences - "life sciences" are concentrated.

11.02.2011
Exhibitions and conferences

II Forum of Innovative Technologies

The purpose of the Forum is to develop proposals to the Government of the Russian Federation on innovative development, including innovative legislation, taking into account the opinions of business, RAS, regional leaders, representatives of foreign innovative companies.

11.02.2011
Innovative Russia

Davos Forum: "Skolkovo needs transparency"

"We have a lot of skeptics about Skolkovo, many believe that Russia should invest in existing innovation centers," admitted I. Shuvalov. However, "the idea is to build something completely new, which will show an example of how to do business in a new way with Western partners and innovative companies."

11.02.2011
Innovative Russia

Laureates of the Russian President's Prize in Science and Innovation for 2010

On February 7, a briefing was held in the building of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, at which the Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Council for Science, Technology and Education, Academician Yu.S.Osipov announced the text of the Decree "On awarding the prizes of the President of the Russian Federation in the field of science and innovation for young scientists for 2010".

11.02.2011
Biomedicine

"Valentines" from a test tube

To understand the mechanism of a rare hereditary heart disease, experts turned skin cells into heart muscle cells, studied the disorders in their work and ... cured the disease. However, so far – the cells have "in vitro".

10.02.2011
Genetics

Personal medicine: the way to the horizon

The ideal variant of personalized medicine, which the authors of the Human Genome project dreamed of 15 years ago, so far works well only in presentations, research projects and grant applications.

10.02.2011
Innovative Russia

Long thoughts about innovation

Attempts to create a law on innovations were carried out back in 1999. The other day, draft laws with the same names "On state support for innovation" were simultaneously submitted to the Duma by deputies from United and Fair Russia.

10.02.2011
Innovative Russia

Innovation: not only venture, but also transfer

According to the author of the article, technology transfer is no less (or even more) promising mechanism of innovative development than the creation of their own startups by innovators with the subsequent attraction of venture investments.

10.02.2011
Innovative Russia

Buy investors. Expensive!

The President instructed the Government to submit proposals on the creation of a special fund to attract foreign investment by the end of February. But it seems that Western companies are in no hurry to invest in Russian innovations.

09.02.2011
Various

Happy Science Day, the country of dunno!

On Science Day, VTSIOM presented the results of a study on the most common scientific misconceptions of Russians. One in three of the respondents believes that the Sun revolves around the Earth. And that's not all...

08.02.2011
Exhibitions and conferences

Venture 2011: choose who you want!

In 2011, more than fifty events will be held, including industry conferences, venture forums, exhibitions and educational seminars. A selection of the largest events of the venture market in 2011 is offered to the attention of readers.

08.02.2011