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As a representative of The Transfer Office reports: 'Is there a universally-available productive technology transfer model from any Russian university to the private sector?

Turkish authorities have detained a Russian university student near the border with Syria, the country's Interior Ministry has said.

She claims to speak Russian, English, German and French and to have a masters degree in economics from a Russian university.

Unable to return to university for his final year, he managed to transfer to a Russian university and complete his degree there, before doing an MBA in London.

Mr. Tobin, who had been studying changes in Russia's political climate while in Voronezh, was strongly supported by Russian university students, who were reported to have jammed the courtroom during his trial in April.

MOSCOW — After it was reported this month that not a single Russian university had cracked The Times Higher Education's ranking of top 100 schools by academic reputation, Education Minister Andrei Fursenko said that Russia was in the process of creating its own rating system.

Stanford did not have the equipment to do that, but the Russian universities did.

What of a girl with poor, uneducated, nonreligious parents in Afghanistan who becomes president of two leading Russian universities?

His Teoria sravneny (1849; "Theory of Congruences") made him widely known in the mathematical world and was used as a textbook in Russian universities for many years.

Yefim Pivovar, rector of the Russian State University for the Humanities, one of the most prestigious liberal arts universities, known as R.G.G.U., said that Russian universities were still far behind in physical infrastructure, which, he said, also affected rankings.

Throughout the 19th century and into the 20th, Russian universities in Moscow, St .Petersburg, and Kazan produced world-class scholars, notably the mathematician Nikolay Lobachevsky and the chemist Dmitry Mendeleyev.