The Ukrainian Week

31 July	Navigator	Ukrainian life in Antarctica What Ukrainian researchers do at the Faraday Station
24 February, 2015	Society	Deputy Education Minister Maksym Strikha: "Science is not a means of satisfying one's curiosity, but the guarantee of the national security" Mr. Strikha spoke to The Ukrainian Week about the current status and the potential of the Ukrainian science, the need for reform at the National Academy of Sciences, and forged academic degrees.
24 February, 2015	Society	Trouble at the Academy On the maladies afflicting Ukraine’s National Academy of Sciences and its chances of recovery
3 November, 2013	World	Starship Troupers If starships are ever built, it will be in the far future. But that does not deter the intrepid band of scientists who are thinking about how to do it
4 August, 2013	Society	Nobel Prize-Winning Chemist Ryōji Noyori: “What one person can invent is very limited. An important aspect of innovation is to devise a system and ways to use scientific knowledge” Ryōji Noyori on chemistry as an integral element of human survival, science in Japan’s prosperity and supranational cooperation against global problems
18 July, 2013	Society	"Science Shapes Our Future" a lecture by Dr. Ryoji Noyori, a Nobel Prize-winning chemist On 22 July 2013 a Nobel Prize-winning chemist Dr. Ryoji Noyori will give a lecture in Kyiv, Ukraine
29 April, 2013	News	Ukraine’s brain drain: in 15 years 1622 scientists left Ukraine More than 1622 Ukrainian scientists (with PhD) have left the country between 1996 and 2011 in a comment for The Ukrainian Week informs State Statistics Service of Ukraine.
7 October, 2011	Society	The Quantum of Wisdom Vladyslav Olkhovsky, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics and Master of Theology, talks about attitudes towards religion today
19 May, 2011	Society	Games Our Brains Play Academician Oleg Khrishtal, chair of the Department of Cellular Membranology at the Bohomolets Institute of Physiology, speaks about science and the wonders of everyday life