Die bunte Basilius-Kathedrale mit ihren Zwiebeltürmen in einer Stadt

Russia

St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow

Russia

Science in Russia

The Facts

Population	143,826,000 ^[1]
Area	16,376,870 km² ^[2]
Gross domestic product per capita in US-Dollar	13,648.0 ^[3]
Public expenditure on education (share of GDP)	3.7 % ^[4]
Universities	1,058
Universities per 1 million inhabitants	10.20
Expenditure on Research and Development (share of GDP)	1.0 (share of GDP) ^[5]

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Science Sights

Science Sight

Mendeleev Museum

Science Sight

Mendeleev Museum

A little leeway – that’s what Dmitri Mendeleev showed in 1869 when he invented the periodic table of the elements. When he arranged the chemical elements known at the time into a logical order, he came to the conclusion that there must be other, as yet unknown elements. He left some space in his periodic […]