• December 11 Daily S&T Trendletter

    Category:daily
    Date: 11.12.2023
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    • A highly efficient “all-weather” solar battery has been created in Russia

     

    The staff of the Laboratory of Advanced Solar Energy at MISIS University has developed the first industrial sample of a portable solar battery based on a hybrid form of perovskites. The development is a set of several perovskite photomodules with dimensions of 100 by 100 mm, is highly efficient in low-light conditions
    Source: TASS

    • Russia has overcome the trend of reducing the number of scientists, Deputy Prime Minister Chernyshenko said

     

    According to the Deputy Prime Minister, measures to provide state support for R&D conducted within the framework of the Decade of Science and Technology in the Russian Federation have made it possible to overcome the trend towards reducing the number of specialists in this field. This was said regarding the outflow of specialists from the field of science.
    Source: RIA

    • The first hardware and software complex based on Baikal-S and Baikal-M processors has been released in Russia

     

    The complex consists of a server with a board on the Baikal-S processor, which acts as a fast data storage system. It also includes a Datateka storage system with a Baikal-M processor board, which acts as a slow storage system (cold data storage). The Ivanovna solution of the Smart Archive company is used as software, it follows from the company’s product presentations.
    Source: CNews

    • A new Russian-Chinese project in the field of education has appeared

     

    The Far Eastern Federal University has signed an agreement with the Chinese Guilin University of Technology on joint training of engineering personnel. The aim of the project is to provide the market with a sufficient number of specialists who are able to work confidently in China.
    Source: Ministry of Science and Higher Education

    • Customer identification services: an overview of the Russian experience

     

    Sergey Yakovlev, Director of the MTS Center for Identification and Digital Products, told RBC how ID services work, why they are so interesting to sellers and what prevents the widespread introduction of biometric solutions
    Source: RBC

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