Galina Zhulai, Researcher of the Genetics Laboratory of the Institute of Biology KarRC RAS, will conduct a study “The role of adenosine kinase in inflammation associated with the development of liver pathology in patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease”.
Congratulations to the project leader and participants and wishes of most productive work!
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December 2, 2024
Russian Science Foundation announced the results of the grant competition for “Conducting basic research and exploratory research by small individual research teams”
A project by scientists from the Karelian Research Centre RAS is among the winners!
A project by scientists from the Karelian Research Centre RAS is among the winners!
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December 28, 2024
The Great Russian Encyclopedia web portal supplemented with an entry about the national tourist route «"All of Karelia!" Grand Tour»
The scientific and educational web portal Great Russian Encyclopedia was supplemented with an article about the national tourist route «"All of Karelia!" Grand Tour». The entry was prepared by Svetlana Kondratyeva, Senior Researcher at the Institute of Economic KarRC RAS. The scientist researches tourism development in border regions and focuses on the topic of Arctic tourism and issues of regional and spatial economics.
The scientific and educational web portal Great Russian Encyclopedia was supplemented with an article about the national tourist route «"All of Karelia!" Grand Tour». The entry was prepared by Svetlana Kondratyeva, Senior Researcher at the Institute of Economic KarRC RAS. The scientist researches tourism development in border regions and focuses on the topic of Arctic tourism and issues of regional and spatial economics.
December 19, 2024
Small water bodies of Zaonezhye area help scientists reveal the mysteries of the Onego Ice Lake
Some 13 thousand years ago Lake Onego was almost three times larger than nowadays. It formed at a glacial margin, being filled by melt water from the north and streams flowing from the south. Gradually, as the ice melted and the topography was reshaped, its size decreased to attain the present-day shape about 2.5 millennia ago. During this time, the planet experienced changes in climatic conditions, the causes of which are debated. The study of ancient sediments, which have been preserved not only in Lake Onego, but also in small basins that have become separated from it, is intended to help restore these events. One of the main mysteries for scientists is the “pink horizon”, which is clearly distinguishable in the sediment column.
Some 13 thousand years ago Lake Onego was almost three times larger than nowadays. It formed at a glacial margin, being filled by melt water from the north and streams flowing from the south. Gradually, as the ice melted and the topography was reshaped, its size decreased to attain the present-day shape about 2.5 millennia ago. During this time, the planet experienced changes in climatic conditions, the causes of which are debated. The study of ancient sediments, which have been preserved not only in Lake Onego, but also in small basins that have become separated from it, is intended to help restore these events. One of the main mysteries for scientists is the “pink horizon”, which is clearly distinguishable in the sediment column.