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Response to letter to editor "On 'Bioinformatics in Russia: history and present-day landscape' by M.A. Nawaz, I.E. Pamirsky, and K.S. Golokhvast" by Mikhail Gelfand. [PDF]
Brief BioinformNawaz MA, Pamirsky IE, Golokhvast KS.
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The legacy of the Nordic contributions to acid rain science and policy. [PDF]
AmbioHov Ø, Grennfelt P.
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Nursing Standard, 1988
Nurses and doctors in the Soviet Union have welcomed not only the arrival of glasnost under the rule of premier Mikhail Gobachev, but also major improvements in the nation's health.
B.N. ANNENKOV, V.T. KRUGLOV
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Nurses and doctors in the Soviet Union have welcomed not only the arrival of glasnost under the rule of premier Mikhail Gobachev, but also major improvements in the nation's health.
B.N. ANNENKOV, V.T. KRUGLOV
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Nursing Standard, 1990
Thousands of mentally abnormal children in the Soviet Union have been disowned by their parents and dumped in institutions for most of their lives, a report in The Times claims.
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Thousands of mentally abnormal children in the Soviet Union have been disowned by their parents and dumped in institutions for most of their lives, a report in The Times claims.
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Law of the Ussr: On the Status of Judges in the Ussr
Review of Socialist Law, 1990On 4 August 1989, Soviet judges and people's assessors were honoured with the first USSR law defining their status, set to come into force on 1 December 1989.1 For the Soviet legal system in general, this law was one more building block in the effort to build a "rule of law socialist state"; for Soviet judges, it marked an attempt to improve their ...
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