Faina Gelman, senior researcher at the Environmental Organic Chemistry of the Ministry of Energy (Israel), Geological Survey of Israel, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem visited RUDN University
On the 22 May, 2018 Dr. F. Gelman gave a lecture for students and staff on the topic: «Analysis of stable isotopes for tracing organic pollutants in the environment».
Dr. F. Gelman said that the weakening of the impact of organic pollutants on the environment can arise as a result of degradation and / or degradation transformation. The degradation of a pollutant as a result of biological or chemical processes can lead to its mineralization and transformation into other organic compounds. However, in some cases, decomposition products may be even more dangerous than the original pollutant. In connection with this, in their studies the scientific group Dc. F. Gelman develops and uses multi-element isotope analysis to investigate the decomposition of organic pollutants in the environment. At the center of their research are groundwater pollution by gasoline hydrocarbons, brominated hydrocarbons and chlorinated hydrocarbons.
On November 6, Antonio Carluccio, an employee of the Department of Russian Language and Teaching Methods, participated in the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Modern Problems and Perspective Directions of Journalism and Humanities” at the Finance Academy in Nur-Sultan (Kazakhstan).
On November 4, Antonio Carluccio, lecturer at the Department of Russian Language and Teaching Methods, gave a lecture at the University of Parma (Italy) on the multinational nature of the Russian Federation and the role of the Russian language in the former Soviet Republics.
On November 6, Antonio Carluccio, an employee of the Department of Russian Language and Teaching Methods, participated in the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Modern Problems and Perspective Directions of Journalism and Humanities” at the Finance Academy in Nur-Sultan (Kazakhstan).
On November 4, Antonio Carluccio, lecturer at the Department of Russian Language and Teaching Methods, gave a lecture at the University of Parma (Italy) on the multinational nature of the Russian Federation and the role of the Russian language in the former Soviet Republics.