My page on Biomolecula
My page on Forbes Russia
I got shortlisted by Rusnano as a Russian Science Writer of the Year in 2019
Selected links available online:
Popular science: how to become a science journalist
Pseudoscience of the Nobel Prize laureates
Russian gold: iGEM 2020
BRCA Breast Cancer: men and women
Catchers of Soft Killer: Nobel prize 2020
Epigenetics in Law
Science behind the COVID-19
Chronics of COVID-19
COVID-19: answering your questions
New crowned killer? SARS-CoV-2
Transgender people for Spid.Center
Opiate addiction for Spid.Center
Skoltech: Life Sciences
Cure for lupus – again?
Forensic Science Today
Market of Clinical Trials
Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo
Ebola: an interview with Jessica Ilunga, a spokeswoman for DRC Health Minister
Breakthrough: a new case of successful penis transplantation
History of Clinical Trials
Antimicrobial resistance
Hep C and Sovaldi
‘Artificial embryos’ and the stem cells from mice
Species on the edge of extinction
Cryonics and why it’s not a real science in the current state
How to make antibiotics great again
Loop extrusion model of genome
Patient activism for people with autoimmune diseases
Patient groups and chronic diseases
Review: Hep C
Genetics of psoriasis
HIV/AIDS
Male contraception
Cyborgs among us
Portable technologies in medicine and global health
Review: Lupus
Cytomegalovirus
Skin cancer
Age and sexual activity
History of blood transfusion
Microbiological materials (Russian start-up)
Advances in chemistry in building
Cancer Immunotherapy
Male infertility
Gut Microbiome
Autoimmune diseases
Nanoparticles as an advanced technology
Cancer Vaccines
News: Lupus Erythematosus
Zombie physiology (Halloween edition)
Fountain of youth: young blood factors
Alzheimer’s disease
Cryonics
Cytomegalovirus
Skin cancer
Age and sexual activity
History of chemical weapons
My first popular science article ever
Articles for Zima Magazine
Reviews
Michael Greger, How to survive a Pandemic
Ирина Якутенко. Вирус, который сломал планету,
Эрлих, Комаров. Легко ли плыть в сиропе?
Richard Dawkins: River out of Eden
Полина Лосева. Против часовой стрелки.
Tom Nichols. The death of Expertise.
Johannes Wimmer. Meine Hormone.
Nicholas Wade. Before the Dawn.
Christopher Kelly, Marc Eisenberg, AM I DYING?!: A Complete Guide to Your Symptoms–and What to Do Next
Ася Казанцева. Мозг материален: О пользе томографа, транскраниального стимулятора и клеток улитки для понимания человеческого поведения.
Елена Клещенко, ДНК и ее человек. Краткая история ДНК-идентификации.
Lydia Kang and Nate Pedersen, Quackery: A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything
Gregory Berns, What It’s Like to Be a Dog: And Other Adventures in Animal Neuroscience.
Nicholas Wade, A Troublesome Inheritance: Genes, Race and Human History.
Mayer Emeran, The Mind-Gut Connection: How the Hidden Conversation Within Our Bodies Impacts Our Mood, Our Choices, and Our Overall Health
Blum Deborah et al, A Field Guide for Science Writers: The Official Guide of the National Association of Science Writers
Sy Montgomery, The soul of an Octopus
Reviews reposted by Elementy.ru
All you need to know if you’re visiting Strasbourg in December!
Strasbourg is probably the most famous place to visit for Christmas apart from Lapland! Christmas markets were held here at least from 1570 which makes it one of the oldest markets in the whole of Europe. Check the official website of Christmas in Alsace before your visit.
The city is delightfully decorated, with every shop and restaurant putting its best leg forward. And yes, the teddy bears are in the air (both physically and metaphorically!)
I must say that city is very well prepared to provide tourists with the best time: there are information kiosks, maps, list of activities to participate, and the navigation around the Grand Île is really easy.
What not to miss:
1. Kléber Square
2. Place de Temple Neuf
3. Broglie Square
4. La Petite France
5. Place de la Cathédrale
6. Gutenberg Square
More about Christmas in Strasbourg is at purpurpurpur.co.uk, link in bio #purpurpurpur_guides🔎🌎
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ad This year we attended again the stage adaption of one of the most iconic British Christmas stories, the Snowman at the @peacocktheatre!
It’s almost 2h long performance with live music based on the original Snowman animated film (1982) – meet all your beloved characters and listen to your favorite tunes such as Walking in the Air this December, and even enjoy some guaranteed ‘snow’ at the end of the performance!
#anna_approves
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One of the best spots for Christmas shopping in London 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
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ad Breaking news: new festive afternoon tea has just landed at the @biscuiteersltd 🎅🏻❤️🫶🏻
Freshly baked scones, signature biscuits from @biscuiteersltd and the most delicious selection of desserts not to mention finger sandwiches- what a perfect feast!
Omg, and did I mention that if you’re looking for a small memorable gift, they have a huge selection of the cutest Christmas biscuits?
#anna_approves #purpurpurpur_eating habits
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Magic is already here😍
Actually I visited the Warner bros studios a few times in the past but never in winter, and the last time was 5-6 years ago! It was so nice to return and to bring George with us 🤍🤍🤍
#hogwartsinthesnow
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ad Today is a perfect day for visiting the @hakkasanlondon to try their seasonal dishes from Autumn Winter Menu!
We started with Barley pumpkin salad with passion fruit vinaigrette; Supreme dim sum and Black truffle prawn toast. (Not me counting days till our trip to China and SAR just to eat dim sum like this for breakfast, lunch and dinner). For the mains, we went for the Sweet&sour pork, Five Spice soy wok fried sea bass and some egg fried rice. …and Quinoa stuffed Chinese cabbage rolls and Crispy silken tofu. Omg and just look at this mesmerizing dessert called Exotic caviar ❤️❤️❤️
#purpurpurpur_eatinghabits #anna_approves
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One of the best festive afternoon teas in London, do you agree?
📍 @thedorchester #purpurpurpur_eatinghabits
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