Climate change and environment:
- Threatened sharks will have more protection — Hypertextual, 02.12.2022
- Barcelona students to take a mandatory course on the climate crisis – Hypertextual, 16.11.2022
- “A bomb ahead of elections”: Russian scientists decide to classify pollution data – Tayga.info, 02.04.2021
- Warmer waters mess with the Northeast’s right to fish – Salon, 26.06.2019
- Climate Change Isn’t Only Changing the Course of History, It’s Making History Itself Harder to Study – Mother Jones, 22.06.2019
- Warmer waters mess with the Northeast’s cod-given right to fish – Grist, 21.06.2019
- Climate change could ruin archeological sites before we get the chance to study them – Grist, 19.06.2019
- Forget Colonizing Mars. We Can All Move To Russia When The World Heats Up – HuffPost, 14.06.2019
- Forget colonizing Mars. We can all move to Russia when the world heats up – Grist, 13.06.2019
- Snails with penises will help to assess the Arctic pollution – Tayga.info, 22.05.2019
- How one gene mutation helped indigenous peoples of Siberia to adapt to harsh conditions – Tayga.info, 06.03.2019
Science policy:
- “Overtake foreign scientists without catching up with them”. Who opposes the fight against pseudoscience in Russia — Siberian Hypertext, 15.03.2023
- Senior Russian scientist accuses the UK of sabotaging the Nord Stream — Siberian Hypertext, 17.11.2022
- What is happening with Russian science – Siberian Hypertext, 11.11.2022
- How the Russian Academy of Sciences became a Kremlin department – Siberian Hypertext, 21.09.2022
- Novosibirsk was once the scientific capital of Russia. It has become a place where scientists are persecuted – Siberian Hypertext, 08.08.2022
- Scientific isolation of Russia could last for years to come – Siberian Hypertext, 26.03.2022
Science in general:
- Last Week in Science #4 – Hypertextual, 08.05.2023
- Last Week in Science #3 – Hypertextual, 02.05.2023
- Last Week in Science #2 — Hypertextual, 24.04.2023
- Last Week in Science #1 — Hypertextual, 18.04.2023
- CRISPR therapy and vaccine cocktails: what I’m looking forward to in 2023 — Hypertextual, 16.02.2023
- 2022 in science. Nuclear fusion, AI in medicine, space selfie — Hypertextual, 10.01.2023
- How to cook a 70,000-year-old Neanderthal flatbread — Hypertextual, 16.12.2022
- Five Top Scientific Discoveries of 2016 – Bird in Flight, 04.01.2017
- 9 Top Scientific Discoveries of the Year – Bird in Flight, 30.12.2015
- Why the Soviet Union didn’t make it to Mars – Metkere, 11.03.2015
Politics:
- Queen’s death led to a spike in marmalade sales in the UK – Hypertextual, 12.10.2022
- Mikhail Gorbachev was the first and last true republican in Russia – Siberian Hypertext, 30.08.2022
- Siberian theater director lost two jobs because of his antiwar stance – Siberian Hypertext, 29.03.2022
- Political virus. How the Covid-19 pandemic raises approval ratings of world leaders – Tayga.info, 26.03.2020
Agriculture:
- How Russian scientists develop new ways to fight agricultural pests – Tayga.info, 23.12.2018
- How technology will change agriculture – Tayga.info, 06.12.2018
Artificial Intelligence:
- AI Translation with the Human Touch — Neurodub, 13.12.2022
- Amplify Reach with Automated Dubbing: Introducing Neurodub — Neurodub, 03.11.2022
- Yandex Research at BigScience – Yandex Research, 12.09.2022
- What deep generative models can do with images – Yandex Research, 06.07.2022
- How to validate validation measures – Yandex Research, 08.12.2021
- A few attention heads for reasoning in multiple languages – Yandex Research, 30.09.2021
Social media publications on AI and machine learning:
- How we do it: the technology behind Neurodub
- Lawrify speeds up review by 50 percent compared to the manual process
- Lawrify uses clause checklists to analyze contracts
- Lawrify is getting faster
- How Lawrify saves lawyers a ton of paperwork
- Lawrify product update
- Introducing Lawrify
- How Membrace trains its model
- AI moderation for e‑commerce
- Introducing Membrace