Refinement of the Crystal Structure LiNi0.1Co0.9PO4

The X-ray diffraction measurement has been carried out to study the Li(Ni,Co)PO4 prepared by the glycerol-nitrate synthesis method. An expansion of the cell volume depends on concentration of the Co-ions and is anisotropic: a, b, c parameters are increases and all obey the Vegard’s law.Исследование выполнено при финансовой поддержке РФФИ в рамках научного проекта № 19-32-60011

NEUTRON INVESTIGATION OF LiNi0.25Co0.75PO4 SAMPLE

The X-ray diffraction, neutron diffraction and magnetic measurements have been carried out to study the polycrystalline sample LiNi0.25Co0.75PO4 prepared by the glycerol-nitrate synthesis method.Работа выполнена при финансовой поддержке государственного задания МИНОБРНАУКИ России (шифр «Поток» Г.р. № 122021000031-8)

Selective Uncoupling of Individual Mitochondria within a Cell Using a Mitochondria-Targeted Photoactivated Protonophore

Depolarization of an individual mitochondrion or small clusters of mitochondria within cells has been achieved using a photoactivatable probe. The probe is targeted to the matrix of the mitochondrion by an alkyltriphenylphosphonium lipophilic cation and releases the protonophore 2,4-dinitrophenol locally in predetermined regions in response to directed irradiation with UV light via a local photolysis system. This also provides a proof of principle for the general temporally and spatially controlled release of bioactive molecules, pharmacophores, or toxins to mitochondria with tissue, cell, or mitochondrion specificity

Production of Cultural Policy in Russia : Authority and Intellectual Leadership

The paper discusses different frameworks of knowledge production within the discourses and practices of Russian cultural policy. Russian cultural policy as an administrative sector has been developed in line with two distinctive governmental regimes, more precisely during the period of liberal decentralisation of the 1990s and the conservative centralisation from 2011 up until today. The study focuses on the main changes that have occurred in the framework of policy design and participation in policy-making. An attempt is made to combine Foucauldian analytical frameworks of power and discourse with a Gramscian hegemonic approach to political studies that was mainly advocated by the Essex scholars—Ernesto Laclau, Chantal Mouffe and David Howarth. Such a perspective opens up a possibility of considering the institutional rearrangements of intellectual leadership through which the post-2012 establishment has endeavoured to advance its sovereignty and planning capacities in both the symbolic and normative dimension of culture. Thus examined, Russian state cultural policy turns out to be intrinsically subordinated to the sovereignty of the presidential apparatus that privileges the conservative stance of the ‘Russian World’ project and neglects human rights and cultural diversity.peerReviewe