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Fascinating new paper: how a 1971 Systran machine translation made for the U.S. Air Force shaped the Western reception of Naukometriya, the book that named our field - scientometrics. doi.org/10.1007/s111...

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September 4, 2026 at 2:54 PM
Soviet-era engineer's technical manuscript outlines a disc-shaped craft and MHD propulsion. Translators and the author's daughter invite experts to examine possible ties to a broader Soviet UAP program and 'Thread 3' orders. #UAP #SovietScience #MHDpropulsion
Soviet-Era Engineer’s Manuscript Details Disc-Shaped Craft and MHD Propulsion; Researchers Probe Links to ‘Thread 3’ Orders
NewsNation’s Ross Coulthart examines a Soviet-era manuscript authored by Latvian-Russian engineer Valerij Černohajev that describes, in technical detail, a disc-shaped craft and its propulsion systems. Translator Gene Sticco and Černohajev’s daughter, opera singer Natalja Černohajev‑Sticco, outline evidence they say connects the notes to a broader Soviet UAP program and invite experts to assess the work’s scientific and historical significance.
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A small UK-registered biotech company believes it has found an Alzheimer's treatment that is safer, cheaper and more effective than anything currently on the market — and it has done so by revisiting a… Bne IntelliNews #Alzheimers #Biotech #SovietScience #MedicalBreakthrough #InnovativeTreatment
From Soviet antihistamine to Alzheimer's breakthrough: a UK biotech bets on a molecule the world forgot
A small UK-registered biotech company believes it has found an Alzheimer's treatment that is safer, cheaper and more effective than anything currently on the market — and it has done so by revisiting a molecule first synthesised by Soviet chemists.
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May 29, 2026 at 3:03 PM
A small UK-registered biotech company believes it has found an Alzheimer's treatment that is safer, cheaper and more effective than anything currently on the market — and it has done so by revisiting a… Bne IntelliNews #AlzheimersResearch #Biotech #HealthcareInnovation #SovietScience #Antihistamine
From Soviet antihistamine to Alzheimer's breakthrough: a UK biotech bets on a molecule the world forgot
A small UK-registered biotech company believes it has found an Alzheimer's treatment that is safer, cheaper and more effective than anything currently on the market — and it has done so by revisiting a molecule first synthesised by Soviet chemists.
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May 28, 2026 at 1:02 PM
Read deeper, especially if the answer came from behind the Iron Curtain.
Which modern “innovation” are you using that’s actually a Soviet idea you don’t know about?

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May 3, 2026 at 3:00 PM
Did you know Aleksei N. Leontiev, the Russian psychologist behind activity theory, had intellectual rivalries with the Hungarian Academy of Sciences? (Q362127) #PsychologyHistory #SovietScience
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