The first online meeting on the 15th anniversary Science Festival "NAUKA 0+" took place in Moscow.

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Publication date: 28 May 2020. E. Kedrov

May 28, 2020. The first online meeting on the 15th anniversary Science Festival "NAUKA 0+" took place in Moscow.

The main topic of the All-Russian Festival in 2020 is Physics of the Future, which will become especially relevant in connection with the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Russian nuclear industry. The 2020 Anniversary Festival will also be dedicated to the technologies of the future in energy, medicine, artificial intelligence and other areas of physics that will determine the development of humanity in the coming centuries.

The program of the meeting discussed general issues on organizing and holding the Festival of Science in new conditions - participation formats, online and offline event sites, a lecture program and much more. A. A. Odintsova, researcher of the Laboratory of Innovative Projects represented GC RAS at the meeting.

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