Journal of Siberian Federal University
The SibFU Journal was set up pursuant to the decision made by the academic council on the 23d of April 2007 in order to contribute to the program of the SibFU development and provide international priorities for scientific works of the faculty and staff, PG students and PhD students. The «SibFU Journal» is a quarterly peer-reviewed academic journal («Humanities and Social Sciences», «Mathematics and Physics», «Biology», «Chemistry», «Engineering and Technologies»). Articles in the Journal are available in both Russian and English. Since January 2008, the journal has been circulating by subscription. It is distributed to the libraries of the largest Russian higher education institutions, institutes of the RAS and other academies. What’s more, all Internet users have free access to all articles in PDF format on the official journal web-site.
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