As part of the Archival Impulse Summer School by JINR, Higher School of Economics, and Archives of the Russian Academy of Sciences, everyone interested is invites to open lectures, public talks, and master classes. In particular, five lectures on the sociiety and technology of the Soviet 20th century will take place at the JINR Scientists’ Club.
The open lectures at the JINR Scientists’ Club start at 7:00 PM. Admission is free.
Schedule:
- On 7 July. “The rise and fall of Soviet hydrofuturism”.
Alexey Konakov (Saint Petersburg) - On 8 July. “The Urals and Uranium. How Ural physicists, chemists, and metallurgists tamed the atom”.
Konstantin Bugrov(Yekaterinburg) - On 9 July. “Collective response to global challenges: the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance as an infrastructure for scientific and technological cooperation”.
Alexey Popov (Moscow) - On 10 July. “How were nuclear cities designed in the USSR? Atomic Age architectural archive”.
Konstantin Antipin (Moscow) - On 11 July. “Finding limits: late Soviet and contemporary science fiction on understanding existential boundaries”.
Roman Abramov (Moscow)
