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    Томский научный центр Сибирского отделения Российской академии наук организован в 1978 году

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    На базе Томского регионального центра коллективного пользования ТНЦ СО РАН ведутся исследования атмосферы, исследования по физико-химический анализу, материаловедению, радиоизмерению, спектроскопии и осциллографии.

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    Цифровой осциллограф реального времени LeCroy Wave Master 830Zi-A находится в безэховой камере. Он предназначен для измерения амплитудных и временных параметров импульсных сигналов с высоким временным разрешением.

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    В НИ ОСМ ТНЦ СО РАН ведутся измерения содержания кислорода, азота и водорода на анализаторе LECO ONH836 в синтезированных образцах нитридов, оксинитридов и сталях

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    We would like to inform you that the 14th International Conference "Gas Discharge Plasmas and Their Applications" (GDP 2019) will be held in Tomsk, Russia, on September 15–21, 2019.

News

  • Math simulation software

    9 apr 2019

    Outer space is extremely hostile. For example, micrometeoroid impact is one of the most common threats for spacecrafts. TSC SB RAS in collaboration with TSU, TPU and Harbin University of Engineering is working on the development of software systems to simulate orbit emergencies and to prevent them.


  • New technology

    30 nov 2018

    The work on forest ecosystem monitoring software developed by Tomsk Scientific Center together with their partners from OOO Indorsoft entered its implementation phase. Just recently a groundbreaking achievement has been made--the software has learnt to differentiate between the species compositions of tree stands.

  • 3D Printing Technologies

    27 nov 2018

    A technology for producing colored aluminate spinel-based pigments, to be used for 3D printing, using the self-propagating high-temperature synthesis method has been developed at the Department for Structural Macrokinetics TSC SB RAS.

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Research news

  • 24-04-2019   Controlling instabilities gives closer look at chemistry from hypersonic vehicles While studying the chemical reactions that occur in the flow of gases around a vehicle moving at hypersonic speeds, researchers use a less-is-more method to gain greater understanding of the role of chemical reactions in modifying unsteady flows that occur in the hypersonic flow around a double-wedge shape.
  • 24-04-2019   Water walking: The new mode of rock skipping Researchers not only reveal the physics of how elastic spheres interact with water, but they also lay the foundation for the future design of water-walking drones.
  • 24-04-2019   New sensor detects rare metals used in smartphones A more efficient and cost-effective way to detect lanthanides, the rare earth metals used in smartphones and other technologies, could be possible with a new protein-based sensor that changes its fluorescence when it binds to these metals.
  • 24-04-2019   New way to 'see' objects accelerates the future of self-driving cars Researchers have discovered a simple, cost-effective, and accurate new method for equipping self-driving cars with the tools needed to perceive 3D objects in their path.
  • 24-04-2019   Proofreading the book of life: Gene editing made safer Scientists describe a method of rendering the gene editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 'immunosilent,' potentially allowing the editing and repair of genes to be accomplished reliably and stealthily.
  • 24-04-2019   Largest collection of coral reef maps ever made Scientists offer a new way to accurately map coral reefs using a combination of Earth-orbiting satellites and field observations. This first-ever global coral reef atlas contains maps of over 65,000 square kilometers (25,097 square miles) of coral reefs and surrounding habitats.
  • 24-04-2019   Atomic beams shoot straighter via cascading silicon peashooters Atomic beams conjure fantasies of gigantic Space Force canons. But there are real tiny atomic beams that shoot out of newly engineered collimators, a kind of tiny silicon peashooter, that could land in handheld devices. The beams streaming out of them create precise inertia much better than a gyroscope's that could help spacecraft navigate the solar system. The atomic beams from the new collimators could also let physicist cheaply and easily produce exotic quantum mechanical states.
  • 24-04-2019   Quantum gas turns supersolid Researchers report on the observation of supersolid behavior in dipolar quantum gases of erbium and dysprosium. In the dysprosium gas these properties are unprecedentedly long-lived. This sets the stage for future investigations into the nature of this exotic phase of matter.
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