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• From Julius Caesar to Now: Migraine Is More than Just a Headache

  … clearly. During the strokes, patients can get afraid of light, loud noises, flavors, moving objects and even when someone touches him. The Middle Ages didn’t bring any new information about migraine. In 17th century, a Swiss doctor whose second name was Wepfer, suggested that migraine is related to cerebral vascular distention. Back then, scientists put forwa…

  18.01.2017

• Baltic Research Contest: Best Students, Great Opportunities

• Artificial Intelligence: How to Regulate Human-Machine Interaction?

  …l with lots of everyday issues instead of humans. This is a future challenge for science communicators and journalists, as they will have to explain people how to live in this new world. Photo credits:k-solutions.ru/,video.fraia-kino.ru/,cinematix.org/.…

  17.01.2017

• ITMO’s Researchers for Nature: How Does New Ultra-Compact Laser Work?

  …, mention one of the applications of such a phenomenon as bound states in the continuum (BICs) used by Ashok Kodigala, Thomas Lepetit, Qing Gu and their colleagues to create a new infrared laser. When generating laser emission, resonators are usually used (for instance, 2 parallel mirrors). The resonator makes light waves move through the active medium and at …

  17.01.2017

• A "Smart" Band Will Save People from Drowning

• Scientists Virtually Tested Decision Support System for Medicals

  …Research Centre developed a decision support system (DSS) that will help in coordinating the work of dispatchers, ambulance crews and hospital staff. The scientists tested the new system using computer modeling. The developers simulated flows of people coming into hospitals with acute coronary syndrome and showed that when implemented, the DSS significantly reduce…

  16.01.2017

• How to Сatch Up with New Technologies: Universities of the Future

  … chains, which incorporate research centers and industrial enterprises, as well as companies supplying technologies and solutions — all of them work on creating and developing new products and technologies. "If we talk about the quantum technology market, these days Russia only has a part of such chain. Research centers create prototypes that still have a long way …

  16.01.2017

• 5 Things You Need to Know Now

  …SpaceX Success. SpaceX on Saturday successfully launched and landed its first unmanned Falcon 9 rocket since a costly and complicated launchpad explosion in September, New York Times reports. The $ 3 billion project aims to send 81 satellites to space in the coming months. WhatsApp Insecure. Though Facebook claimed that its WhatsApp messaging service is secure, a …

  16.01.2017

• Studying From the Comfort of Your Own Couch

  …. Alexander Alkhov feels that Russian universities have just as good quality courses as overseas while the number of courses are still not that high. However, there is good news, at the beginning of 2017, Russian universities announced the launch of dozens of new courses, so statistics on the development of online education in the co…

  13.01.2017

• A Guide for Energy Saving: How to Make It Safer and Cheaper

  …to overloads, believes Alexander Atraschenko, engineer at the International Research Center for Nanophotonics and Metamaterials who won a grant for developing his project "The New Generation of Supercapacitors." Supercapacitors will help replace lithium-ion battery with new ones. The problem of Li-ion batteries is that they discharge…

  13.01.2017