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Physicists made photons be friends with magnons

NUST MISIS Scientists Create Implants Designed to Help Pugs Breathe

Scientists One Step Closer to Cheap Flexible Electronics

Scientists Improve Contrast In Noninvasive Imaging of Cancer Cells

Scientists Develop a Safe Drug to Treat Eye Inflammation

Scientists Got Photons to Interact, Taking Step Towards Long-Living Quantum Memory

Bioactive Implant Coatings Resistant to Most Bacterial Strains Are Obtained in Russia

Scientists Provide Experimental Evidence for Zeeman Spin-Orbit Coupling in Antiferromagnetics

The New Alloy Can Directly Reduce the Weight of the Household Appliances’ Cooling Systems by a Third

Nanofiltration membranes to treat industrial wastewater from heavy metals

Material from Russia will triple the capacity of lithium-ion batteries

New Laboratory on Functional Quantum Materials Funded by Megagrant Award to Be Set Up at NUST MISIS

Scientists Propose a Cheap and Safe Way to Recycle Lithium Batteries for Electric Vehicles

A New Modifier Increases the Efficiency of Perovskite Solar Cells

Use of Metal-Containing Radiopharmaceuticals Could Improve Accessibility of Diagnostic Imaging of Alzheimer’s Disease

Scientists Develop Fastest-Ever Quantum Random Number Generator

NUST MISIS Scientists Use Indian Plant to Fight Lung Cancer

NUST MISIS Became Member of National Quantum Laboratory

In November 25, Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom launched the National Quantum Laboratory (NQL), a federal project that aims to develop a quantum computer by the end of 2024. NUST MISIS and MIPT, along with other universities and Russia’s leading quantum computing companies, have joined the project. The consortium aims to unite efforts and resources of the participants to strengthen the country’s positions in the global quantum marketplace.

NUST MISIS Improves 3D Printing Technology for Aerospace Composites Using Oil Waste

Scientists Manage to Improve Metallic Glasses

Rice Bones: a Cheap and Environmentally Friendly Method for Converting Agricultural Waste into Biomaterials

NUST MISIS: New Materials for a Device That Prevents Accidents Consequences at the Third-generation NPPs

Boron nitride nanofilms will replace antibiotics while protecting against bacterial and fungal infections

Body heat into electricity: scientists developed a new way to charge gadgets

Russian scientists have developed an economical atomic battery with power increased by 10 times

NUST MISIS and the University of Naples open a laboratory of new technologies for CERN detectors

Scientists from NUST MISIS Create the Stealth Technology That Hides Metal Masts and Antennas Completely

Danger cubed: scientists have found that the shape of nanoparticles affects their toxicity to the liver

Scientists Develop a Biodegradable Alloy for Bone Implants for Fractures, Osteoporosis and Myeloma

A Technology for the Innovative High-strength Aluminum Composites for Aerospace Industry is Developed at NUST MISIS