Scientists from the Faculty of Physics of ITMO University and North Ossetian State University named after K.L. Khetagurov have proposed a new method of detecting gaseous hydrogen halides, which are toxic to humans. The solution is based on perovskite nanolasers. The results of the study have been published in the journal ACS Nano issued by the American Chemical Society.
Gazprom Neft jointly with its partners has successfully completed the testing of a hybrid electric vehicle for cargo warehousing and transportation. The vehicle can be charged from hydrogen fuel cells and from the regular grid, the company says.
Bellingshausen Station, the northernmost and warmest Russian station in Antarctica, is celebrating its 55th anniversary. Today, the station operates in one of the most populous areas of Antarctica: it is located in the immediate vicinity of Chile’s Base Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva with the Marsh airstrip, China’s Great Wall Station and Uruguay’s Artigas Base, with the stations of South Korea, Brazil, Poland, Argentina and Peru operating a little farther away.
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