... envisage a serious analytical module that will provide both sellers and customers with information that contributes to the completion of a mutually beneficial transaction. The increasing role of information technology and the development of new areas of science and technology, which make it possible to automate a significant number of production procedures, encourage organizations to invest effort and money in the development of such platforms. The use of digital platforms in the oil market solves the ...

... out what prospects are opening up for biotechnology in Russia and how domestic companies can take leading positions in the global market. Biotechnology: What is it and examples of Russian companies What is biotechnology? Biotechnology is a field of science and technology that uses biological processes, organisms, or their components to create useful products and improve processes. This area covers many industries: medicine, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, ecology, and even industrial production. Biotechnology ...

... decelerated or even practically halted by targeting a specific protein in the body. We explain in simple terms this sensational discovery that could give a new boost in the quest for youth. Many generations have dreamed of an elixir of youth – and science has now taken another step in that direction. The "Contagious" Nature of Aging: How the Process Spreads Throughout the Body It turns out that the cells in our body have the ability to "infect" each other with aging . New research ...

... dissolves in water and is rapidly excreted in urine, not building up in tissues. Therefore, a number of scientists believe that at the current pollution level, this acid poses no significant threat to health. Konstantin Miroshnikov, Doctor of Chemical Sciences and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, notes that even a 5–10 times increase in TFA levels in precipitation still means negligible doses that are safe for humans. The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) also classifies ...

... future" — read more in my review. The global lithium market is heading towards a surplus: by the end of 2024, global supply will exceed demand by more than 10%, according to the latest quarterly forecast from the Australian Department of Industry, Science, and Resources. Global lithium production in 2024 is expected to reach 1.28 million tons, while consumption will be "only" 1.16 million tons (in lithium carbonate equivalent, one of the products derived from lithium). For comparison,...