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References to my articles and books in academic literature

My works—books, articles, posts, poems, and so on—often serve as sources for academic articles, textbooks, educational programs, monographs, and popular science books. This is a partial list of such references. It also includes works that clearly used my materials via copy-paste without citing them in the bibliography. The square brackets indicate my article, book, or other source used in the material.

Peer-reviewed journal articles

  1. Boiko, N. V. 2010. “Parallel Worlds of the Latin-Language Heterogram.” Visnyk of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, no. 910, Series: Philology, issue 60, part 2: 268–272. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  2. Polyansky, D. S. 2010. “Marketing of Innovations at Industrial Enterprises in Russia.” Digest Finance 5 (185): 41–45. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Heavyweight of the Skies." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (89)]
  3. Zinchenko, D. M., and Yu. M. Podolyukh. 2011. “Aerodynamic Efficiency of a Rotary Propeller Integrated into a Bearing Wing Configuration.” Mechanics of Gyroscopic Systems: Scientific and Technical Collection, no. 24: 102–112. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Fanwing." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (95)]
  4. Logvinov, V. N. 2011. “Aerostatic Architecture: Theory of Supportless Aerostatic Covers.” Project Baikal 8(28): 36–41. https://doi.org/10.7480/projectbaikal.28.402. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Heavyweight of the Skies." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (89)]
  5. Dudko, A. E. 2012. “Sonnets by E. B. Browning in O. N. Chumina's translations.” Scholarly Notes of Orel State University. Series: Humanities and Social Sciences, no. 4 (48): 189–197. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  6. Zanegin, S. Yu., V. N. Kalugin, and D. M. Shishov. 2012. “Bi-Rotative Electric Drive for Propellers of an Unmanned Electric Aircraft.” MAI Bulletin 19 (1): 49–57. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  7. Izotov, V. P. 2012. “Text as Retroscription.” Systema i Struktura Skhidnoslovianskykh Mov (The System and Structure of East Slavic Languages), no. 5: 114–122. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  8. Kurdai, T. A. 2012. “'Firefighting' Problems.” Pedagogical Technologies, no. 4: 86–106. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  9. Maksimov, A. A., T. V. Krapchatova, E. S. Klyshinsky, and Yu. V. Vizilter. 2012. “Generating Poetry from Prose Text.” New Information Technologies in Automated Systems, no. 15: 217–226. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  10. Naumov, V. N., and K. E. Byakov. 2012. “Improving Rotary-Propeller Mover of the Mobile Robot Using Technologies of Elastic Mechanics.” Engineering Journal: Science and Innovation, no. 10 (10). http://doi.org/10.18698/2308-6033-2012-10-416. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  11. Ovcharenko, M. V. 2012. “Development and Production of Odesa Active Defense Weapons in 1941.” Military-Historical Bulletin, no. 3 (5): 35–47. [Skorenko T. 2009. "A Brief History of the Russian Shushpanzer." Popular Mechanics, no. 10 (84)]
  12. Biksaev, A. Sh., N. S. Senyushkin, A. A. Loskutnikov, and I. I. Salimova. 2013. “Aircraft of Non-Traditional Designs.” Young Scientist, no. 11 (58): 75–78. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  13. Kokorina, E. G., and A. S. Yakushkova. 2013. " The artistic plein airs and the houses of creativity in the USSR (by the example of the Korovin house of creativity)." Culture of the Peoples of the Black Sea, no. 262: 152-154. [Skorenko, T. 2010. "May 18: Gurzuf." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, May 28]
  14. Chelpanov, I. B., A. V. Kochetkov, and L. V. Yankovsky. 2013. “Improving the Design Methods of Special Vehicles for the Oil Industry.” Gruzovik, no. 11: 2–7. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  15. Shatalova, O. V. 2013. “The Poetry of the Alphabet.” Bulletin of Lipetsk State Pedagogical University. Series: Humanities, no. 2(9): 113–122. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  16. Shatalova, O. V. 2013. “The Poetry of the Alphabet.” Regional Education: Modern Trends, no. 2(20): 43–51. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  17. Kazak, V. A., V. M. Kazak, and P. G. Lazarchuk. 2014. “A Model of a Television-Guided Bullet Homing System.” Scientific Bulletin of Kherson State Maritime Academy, no. 1 (10): 194–200. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Ballad of the Flexible Bullet." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (114)]
  18. Razepina, M. G., E. V. Tashlykova, and R. N. Petukhov. 2014. “The Essence of Technical Support for Enterprises.” Young Scientist, no. 21 (80): 220–222. [Skorenko T. 2009. "SaaS: Software as a Service." What’s New in Science and Technology, no. 4 (69)]
  19. Samedov, M. N. O., G. S. Aikashev, V. Y. Shurygin, A. V. Deryagin, and I. A. Sahabiev. 2015. “A Study of Socialization of Children and Student-Age Youth by the Express Diagnostics Methods.” Biosciences Biotechnology Research Asia 12 (3): 2711–22. https://doi.org/10.13005/bbra/1953. [Skorenko T. 2015. "The Most Human Bot." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  20. Berezhnoy, K. G., and S. V. Verbitsky. 2015. “Types of Marine Technological Platforms: Their Advantages and Disadvantages.” Marine Intelligent Technologies, no. 3–2 (29): 33–46. [Skorenko T. 2014. "Awakening Cthulhu." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (140)]
  21. Dyachenko, T. V., and A. O. Kolesnyk. 2015. “Aerogel Is Perspective Material for Liquid Natural Gas Transport Vessel Isolation Production.” Refrigeration Engineering and Technology 51 (5): 52–58. http://doi.org/10.15673/0453-8307.5/2015.44796. [Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128)]
  22. Kolotilin, V. E., A. V. Miheev, P. O. Beresnev, A. M. Belyaev, A. V. Papunin, V. S. Makarov, D. V. Zezyulin, V. V. Belyakov, and A. A. Kurkin. 2015. “Statistical Model of Selection Geometric Parameters, Mass–Inertial, and Power Characteristics of Transport and Technological Machines with Rotary–Screw Propellers.” Proceedings of the Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University Named after R. E. Alekseev 3 (110): 156–208. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  23. Kuznetsova, A. P. 2015. “History of Road Markings.” CAD and GIS for Highways, no. 2 (5): 152–158. https://doi.org/10.17273/CADGIS.2015.2.22. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  24. Lyubarskyi, B. H., V. P. Shaida, and S. H. Buryakovskyi. 2015. “Comparative Analysis of the Energy Storage Devices for Transport Vehicles.” Railway Transport of Ukraine, no. 6 (115): 13–21. [Skorenko T. 2014. "The Power of Air." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (146)]
  25. Raspopov, V. Ya. 2015. “Direct Gyrostabilizers. The Development of Ideas and Usage.” Supplement to the Engineering Journal “Handbook” 1(214): 1–32. https://doi.org/10.14489/hb.supp.2015.01.pp.001-032. [Skorenko, T. 2011. "Count Shilovsky's Gyrocar." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, January 11]
  26. Fedorov, V. V., M. V. Fedorov, A. V. Levikov, and Z. V. Korotayeva. 2015. “Urban Planning as a Cultural Industry: Reading the Architectural Text.” Bulletin of Tver State Technical University. Series: Social and Humanitarian Sciences, no. 2: 118–125. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Life at the Intersection of Cylinders." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  27. Bayazitov, R. I. 2016. “Smart Roads of the Future.” Bulletin of the Kazakh Leading Academy of Architecture and Civil Engineering, no. 3 (61): 32–38. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  28. Gurari, M. N. 2016. “The Heritage of Russian Avant-Garde: Architectural and Spiritual Traditions.” Contemporary World’s Architecture, no. 6: 150–164. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Life at the Intersection of Cylinders." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  29. Gurari, M. N. 2016. “Tradition in the Architecture of Russian Avant-Garde Leaders.” Architecture. Construction. Design, no. 1–2 (82–83): 66–72. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Life at the Intersection of Cylinders." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  30. Dmitriev, A. I. 2016. "Transport System Based on Magnetic Levitation: Technology, Economics, Safety." Transport Law and Safety, no. 8 (8): 24-35. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Soviet Maglev." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (151)]
  31. Kazakov, S. E., A. A. Vakhonin, V. A. Shapkin, and A. V. Sogin. 2016. “Comparative Analysis of the Planetary Screw Propeller and Rotary-Screw Propeller.” Modern High Technologies, no. 2 (Part 1): 19–22. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  32. Kostyuchenko, K. L. 2016. “Combined Non-lethal Means Used by Law Enforcement Agencies.” Law Enforcement Agencies: Theory and Practice, no. 1: 11–17. [Skorenko T. 2012. "Water Hammer." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (122)]
  33. Kudinov, O. A. 2016. “The Use of Computing and Multimedia Means under Studying Structural Mechanics on the Example of Students' Participation in the Competition ‘The Funny Construction.’” Universum: Technical Sciences, no. 12 (33): 22–26. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Battle of the Eiffels." Popular Mechanics, no. 7 (117)]
  34. Ostroukhov, N. N., and E. V. Chumakova. 2016. “Vortex Propulsion Units of Sea Vessels and Aircrafts.” World of Transport 14 (6): 86–96. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  35. Frolov, V. N., A. D. Barabanov, V. A. Tupikov, and V. V. Ivanov. 2016. “Application of Multimission (Multipurpose) Shore-Based Robotic (Robotize) System with Unmanned Surface Vehicles in Behalf of the RF Navy.” Defense Technology Issues. Series 16: Technical Means of Counterterrorism, no. 9–10 (99–100): 120–124. [Skorenko T. 2010. "Drone Death." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (97)]
  36. Tsvetkova, E. A. 2016. “The ‘Grand Maket Russia’ Museum — A New Attraction on the Country’s Tourist Map.” Modern Problems of Service and Tourism, no. 10 (2): 111–118. [Skorenko T. 2011. "The People Who Build Russia." Popular Mechanics, no. 10 (108)]
  37. Nurken, A. 2017. “Distinctive Features of Popular Science Discourse.” International Scientific and Practical Conference World Science 2 (11[27]): 32–35. [Skorenko T. 2017. “Bottled Water: The Risks of Plastic and Whether to Switch to Filtration.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  38. Barsukova, N. I., and A. D. Magomedova. 2017. “Innovative Technologies in the Design of the Transport Environment.” Znanstvena misel 13, vol. 2: 3–8. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  39. Beglyakov, V. Yu., V. V. Aksenov, I. K. Kostinets, and A. A. Khoreshok. 2017. “Load Diagrams for Modeling the Process of Interaction of External Geokhod Move with an Around Contur Massive Rocks.” Mining Science and Technology, no. 3: 3–10. http://doi.org/10.17073/2500-0632-2017-3-3-8. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  40. Vashchenko, Yu. I. 2017. “Some Interesting Facts from the History of the Use of Radioactivity. Part 1.” Radiological Bulletin, no. 1–2: 22–25. [Skorenko, T. 2011. "Eben McBurney Byers and his radioactive drug." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, December 19]
  41. Gusev, R. S., K. P. Duminika, I. S. Zyrin, I. A. Mamaeva, and A. N. Tretyakova. 2017. “Application of Gyroscope in Mechanical Devices.” In Proceedings of the Kostroma State Agricultural Academy, no. 87: 128–130. Kostroma: Kostroma State Agricultural Academy. ISBN 978-5-93222-308-6. [Skorenko T. 2012. "Gyrocar: Ready for Mass Production?" Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (114)]
  42. Diasamidze, M., and I. Takidze. 2017. “New Technologies in Navigation (The Use of Wind Force).” Innovative Economics and Management 4 (2): 297–302. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  43. Kolosyuk, A. V., I. Yu. Chyornykh, and V. A. Titarenko. 2017. “Principles of Housing Construction Using Energy-Saving and Eco-Friendly Technologies as a Component of Modern Human Life Safety.” Collected Scientific Papers of DonNABA, no. 3 (8): 11–18. [Skorenko T. 2014. "The Power of Air." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (146)]
  44. Kurasova, A. A. 2017. “The History of Appearance and Evolution of Air Transport.” Culture. Science. Education, no. 1 (42): 78–100. [Skorenko T. 2014. “Mozhaysky, Santos-Dumont, the Wright Brothers: Who Invented the Airplane First?” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  45. Kucher, M. I. 2017. “Methods for Regulating Static Lift of Lighter-Than-Air Aircraft.” Youth Scientific Forum: Technical and Mathematical Sciences 10 (50): 10–15. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Heavyweight of the Skies." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (89)]
  46. Nerukova, M. V. 2017. “Rope Jumping as an Extreme Form of Tourism.” Scientific Bulletin of MGITT, no. 1 (45): 24–28. [Skorenko T. 2011. "A Glimpse into the Abyss." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (104)]
  47. Sokolov, K. B., and Yu. V. Osokin. 2017. “The Art Market and Art Science.” Artistic Culture 2 (20): 1–6. [Skorenko, T. 2009. "The Waste Products of Piero Manzoni." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, October 1]
  48. Stushnyaya, I. A. 2017. “Kinetic Artworks: Artistic Peculiarities and Basic Functions.” Historical, Philosophical, Political and Legal Sciences, Cultural Studies and Art Criticism. Questions of Theory and Practice 12 (86, part 5): 221–224. [Skorenko T. 2010. "Brad Litwin’s Endless Motion." Popular Mechanics, no. 8 (94); Skorenko T. 2010. "Nemo Gould’s Playful Robots." Popular Mechanics, no. 10 (96); Skorenko T. 2011. "Kristine Suhr’s Moving Images." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (107); Skorenko T. 2011. "Chris Eckert’s Dark Passions." Popular Mechanics, no. 1 (99); Skorenko T. 2013. "Kristoffer Myskja’s Simple Machines." Popular Mechanics, no. 7 (129); Skorenko T. 2015. "ArtMechanicus Mechanical Fish." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (150); Skorenko T. 2011. "Reuben Margolin’s Mechanical Waves." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (102); Skorenko T. 2011. "Keith Newstead’s Merry Devils." Popular Mechanics, no. 8 (106)]
  49. Chyornykh, D. G. 2017. “Features of Artistic and Industrial Education in the Russian Empire in the 19th – Early 20th Century.” Decorative Art and Object-Spatial Environment. Bulletin of Stroganov Academy, no. 3: 144–163. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  50. Babushkina, D. A. 2018. “Storm Glass, or How Crystals Predict the Weather.” Start in Science 2: 32–41. [Skorenko T. 2017. “FitzRoy’s Storm Glass: A Forgotten 19th-Century Weather Instrument.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  51. Volynchikov, I. B. 2018. “Prospects for Robotics in Maritime Shipping.” Young Scientist 7 (193): 29–33. [Skorenko T. 2010. "Drone Death." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (97)]
  52. Voronin, A. A. 2018. “On the Historical Basis of Technology and Thinking.” World of Psychology, no. 4 (96): 47–61. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  53. Gurushkin, A. V., and Sivyakova, G. A. 2018. “Analysis of Energy Drivers for Wind-Electrical Installations.” PSU Bulletin. Energy Series, no. 1: 76–84. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Energy to Spare." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (125)]
  54. Demidova, M. V. 2018. “Sound Art in the Context of Theoretical Issues of Multimedia Design.” Humanities & Science University Journal, no. 38: 122–129. [Skorenko T. 2012. "Reconstructing Noise." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (119)]
  55. Ergina, Y. N. 2018. “Land Art—the Art of Nature.” International Student Scientific Bulletin, no. 1: 1–5. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Most Beautiful Land Art: A Popular Mechanics Project and Signet Land Art.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  56. Zagrebín, O. V. 2018. “Kinetic Art as a Reflection of the Era of Technological Revolution.” Architecton: Proceedings of Higher Education Institutions 4 (64): 1–11. [Skorenko, T. 2015. "Kinetic Art: Lectures, Exhibitions, Consultations." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, January 19]
  57. Zverev, S. V., and N. A. Mashkin. 2018. “Innovative Technologies of Building of Highways with the Use of Synthetic Materials.” Innovations in Life 1 (24): 138–44. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  58. Konnova, L. A., Yu. V. Lvova, and E. V. Rudnev. 2018. “On Transport Vehicles for Search and Rescue Operations in the Arctic Tundra.” Risk Management Problems in the Technosphere 2 (46): 27–37. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  59. Korchovyi, D. V., D. M. Zinchenko, and S. A. Povarov. 2018. “Influence of the Super Circulation Velocity Effect on the Lifting Properties of a Wing.” Information Systems, Mechanics and Control, no. 19: 91–101. https://doi.org/10.20535/2219-3804192018169622. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Fanwing." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (95)]
  60. Lysenko, A. F. 2018. “Technology of the Intelligent Transportation System.” Issues of Science and Education, no. 6 (18): 23–25. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  61. Terkulov, V. I., and V. S. Krest’yaninova. 2018. “The Hierarchy of the Deciphering Stimulus That Log In to the Socket Equivalence: Formulation of the Problem.” New Horizons of Russian Studies, no. 4: 27–33. [Skorenko, T. 2014. "Mountaineering Equipment Store." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, April 9]
  62. Chernyshyov, D. I. 2018. “Methods for Reducing the Dispersion of Sniper Weapons at Ranges Beyond 1000 Meters.” Science Intensive Technologies, 19 (1): 46–51. https://doi.org/10.18127/j19998465-201811-08. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Ballad of the Flexible Bullet." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (114)]
  63. Ataev, R. A., and A. A. Voynov. 2019. “Smart Roads—The Future of Road Transport Infrastructure.” Bulletin of Scientific Conferences. Science, Education, Society, part 3, no. 3-3 (43): 28–29. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  64. Akhmetova, G. F., and A. F. Miftakhov. 2019. “Analysis of the Results of Research on Students' Interest in Arm Wrestling.” NovaUm.Ru, no. 17: 347–349. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Tipping the Scales to Victory." Popular Mechanics, no. 1 (123)]
  65. Belova, M. N. 2019. “Staraya Perechnitsa (‘Old Shrewʼ) in Scientific and Folk Etymology.” Russian Speech 4: 43–54. https://doi.org/10.31857/S013161170005360-5. [Skorenko T. 2010. "The Old Pepperbox." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (88)]
  66. Borisova, N. A. 2019. “Russian Disagreements about A.S. Popov’s Priority in the Radio Invention.” Scientific and Technical Bulletin of SPbSPU. Humanities and Social Sciences 10 (2): 98–111. http://doi.org/10.18721/JHSS.10209. [Skorenko T. 2018. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  67. Demidov, M. M., and D. M. Zinchenko. 2019. “Cargo Container Assembly Effect on the Unmanned Carrier Aircraft Aerodynamic Characteristics.” Mechanics of Gyroscopic Systems 38: 111–24. https://doi.org/10.20535/0203-3771382019203017. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Trojan Horses of War." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (127)]
  68. Yestayeva, D. K., A. K. Akhmetbekova, and A. K. Yerkonyr. 2019. "Application of Alternative Energy—Time Requirement." Scientific Research of the 21st Century, no. 2 (2): 45–48. [Skorenko T. 2015. “10 Best Alternative Energy Sources.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  69. Klimashkina, A. V., and S. M. Ozhegova. 2019. “Features of the Physical Properties of Aerogel and Prospects for Its Use in Science and Technology.” Science and Industry of the Urals 15: 76–77. [Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128)]
  70. Monastyrsky, L. V. 2019. “Prospects for the Use of Alternative Energy Sources in Aircraft Engineering.” Science Alley: Scientific and Practical Electronic Journal 8 (35): 256–260. [Skorenko T. 2012. "Electric Wings." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (119)]
  71. Ostroukhov, N. N., and E. V. Chumakova. 2019. “Potentiality of Multi-Modular Transformer Watercrafts for Ocean Exploration.” World of Transport and Transportation 17 (5): 114–128. http://doi.org/10.30932/1992-3252-2019-17-5-114-128. [Skorenko T. 2014. "Awakening Cthulhu." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (140)]
  72. Remizov, P. P., O. M. Tovstokory, I. A. Sileverstov, and M. I. Danshin. 2019. “Mobile Marine Energy Facility ‘Cascad’.” Scientific Bulletin Kherson State Maritime Academy, no. 2 (21): 51–58. http://doi.org/10.33815/2313-4763.2019.2.21.051-058. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  73. Sokolov, K. B. 2019. “The Art Market and the Science of Art.” In Culturological Notes, vol. 17, Markets of Protected Goods in the Sphere of Culture, edited volume, 43–97. Moscow: State Institute for Art Studies. ISBN 978-5-98287-149-7. [Skorenko, T. 2009. "The Waste Products of Piero Manzoni." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, October 1]
  74. Sysoyeva, E. E. 2019. “Features of Translating A. Barto’s Poems into English.” Proceedings of Young Scientists of Altai State University, issue 16: 195–197. Barnaul: Altai State University Press. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  75. Tretyak, V. P., M. A. Lyakina, and E. M. Volkova. 2019. “Institutional Forms of Promotion of Magnetic Levitation Technologies and Their Implementation in the Economy of the Russian Federation.” Transport Systems and Technology 5 (1): 74–88. http://doi.org/10.17816/transsyst20195174-88. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Soviet Maglev." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (151)]
  76. Chumarina, V. K., N. V. Ilina, A. A. Prishchepa, O. N. Maidibor, and V. A. Pugach. 2020. “Interethnic Conflicts: Prevention and Reduction by Means of Intercultural Development.” Revista Espacios 41 (2): 259–267. [Skorenko, T. 2009. "The Waste Products of Piero Manzoni." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, October 1]
  77. Usenyuk-Kravchuk, S., N. Klyusov, S. Hyysalo, and V. Klimenko. 2020. “Depending on Users: The Case of Over-Snow Motorized Transport in Russia.” Journal of the International Committee for the History of Technology 25 (2): 76–102. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  78. Bazhenov, Yu. M., I. A. Dontsova, O. Yu. Korepin, and P. V. Panashchenko. 2020. “Experience in the Use of Magnetic Levitation Technologies in Transport across Different Countries and Their Prospects in Russia.” Transport Bulletin, no. 10: 35–40. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Soviet Maglev." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (151)]
  79. Bogdanov, K. A. 2020. “On the History of Philately in the USSR: Overview of Topics and Research Contexts.” Acta Slavica Iaponica 40: 19–41. [Skorenko, T. 2014. "The Story of a Cardboard." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, April 23]
  80. Borisova, N. A. 2020. “Columbus of Radio Engineering: To the 125th Anniversary of Radio Invention. Part I.” Elektrosvyaz, no. 5: 3–7. http://doi.org/10.34832/ELSV.2020.6.5.001. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  81. Borisova, N. A. 2020. “Columbus of Radio Engineering: To the 125th Anniversary of Radio Invention. Part II.” Elektrosvyaz, no. 6: 3–7. http://doi.org/10.34832/ELSV.2020.7.6.001. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  82. Borisova, N. A. 2020. “Systematization and Analysis of Priority Disputes in Electric Telegraphy.” Genesis: Historical Research, no. 1: 37–56. http://doi.org/10.25136/2409-868X.2020.1.31869. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  83. Voronin, A. A. 2020. “Technique 1-2-3.” Philosophy of Science and Technology 25 (1): 96–109. http://doi.org/10.21146/2413-9084-2020-25-1-96-109. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  84. Golunov, N. N., and R. A. Subbotin. 2020. “Innovative Welding Technologies for Work in the Arctic.” Neftegaz.RU no. 2 (98): 32–34. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  85. Gostev, A. V., M. A. Kiselev, V. B. Krovjakov, V. V. Korolenko, M. V. Trofimchuk, and R. N. Stepanov. 2020. “The Design Layout of the Promising Multi-Mode Aircraft.” Polet. All-Russian Scientific and Technical Journal, no. 11: 47–55. [Skorenko T. 2014. "With a Wing at the Ready." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (136)]
  86. Grigoriev, A. D., K. A. Shemanov, and G. M. Kirillov. 2020. “The Problem of Artificial Intelligence in Philosophy: The Border Between Human and Machine Consciousness.” Questions of Student Science, no. 1 (41): 161–166. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  87. Dementyev, V. V. 2020. “Time Capsule Messages to Future Generations as a Genre of Soviet Public Texts.” Quaestio Rossica 8 (1): 132–149. http://doi.org/10.15826/qr.2020.1.452. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Letters to the Future." World of Fantasy, no. 2 (138)]
  88. Okhochinsky, M. N. 2020. “Rocket for the Lunokhod.” In Proceedings of the Section on the History of Astronautics and Rocket Engineering, vol. 5, 31–44. Saint Petersburg: BSTU “Voenmekh” named after D. F. Ustinov. ISBN 978-5-907324-21-3. [Skorenko T. 2013. "To the Moon for 20 Million." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (133)]
  89. Paramonova, O. N., and N. V. Dorotenko. 2020. “Vehicles Powered by Compressed Air as an Environmentally Friendly Transport of the Future.” School of Science 12 (37): 35–36. [Skorenko T. 2014. "The Power of Air." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (146)]
  90. Smetanin, E. A. 2020. “Expert Assessment of Retro Motorcycles from the 1950s–1980s Compared to Average Salaries in Russia and the USSR.” Innovation. Science. Education, no. 16: 471–477. [Skorenko T. 2016. “10 Motorcycles from the USSR.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  91. Tlerukhai, A., and A. Tlerukhai. 2020. “Assessment of the Pressure Exerted by a Nail.” Ab ovo. Student Scientific Journal of ASU 21, vol. 1: 385–88. Maykop: ASU Publishing House. [Skorenko T. 2014. "Lying on a Bed of Nails." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (145)]
  92. Chukurov, A. Yu. 2020. “Lobotomy as a Cultural Phenomenon and a Symbol of the Disciplinary Society.” Supplement to the International Scientific Journal Bulletin of Psychophysiology, no. 1: 38–45. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Best Remedy for a Head." World of Fantasy, no. 10 (110)]
  93. Belozorovich, A. 2021. "The 'Electrical' Professor Yakub Narkevič-Iodko and the Nadneman Estate: Processes of Memory and Reconstruction, Between Science and Literature." Ricerche Slavistiche. Nuova Serie, no. 4 (64): 179-206. [Skorenko T. 2015. "I’m the First!" World of Fantasy, no. 4 (140)]
  94. Kovaleva, M. A., V. G. Shram, T. N. Vinichenko, E. G. Kravtsova, D. G. Slashchinin, and T. Y. Matkerimov. 2021. “Analysis of Alternative Motor-Vehicle Fuels.” Journal of Physics: Conference Series, vol. 2094 (5), Instrumentation Technology and Environmental Engineering. http://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2094/5/052005. [Skorenko T. 2014. "The Power of Air." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (146)]
  95. Barovsky, M. I. 2021. "Airships — A Grand Project of the 20th Century." Student Bulletin, no. 33-2(178): 39–40. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Rebirth of the Hindenburg." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (131)]
  96. Volobuev, N. A., A. I. Kashirin, E. A. Baranov, and P. A. Kashirin. 2021. “Foreign Experience of Using Crowdsourcing to Solve Scientific and Technological Challenges.” Innovations, no. 5 (271): 3–12. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Marine Chronometer: A Brief History of Navigation.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  97. Goncharov, N. P. 2021. “Scientific Support to Plant Breeding and Seed Production in Siberia in the XXI Century.” Vavilov Journal of Genetics and Breeding 25 (4): 448–459. http://doi.org/10.18699/VJ21.050. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  98. Esafiev, N. Yu., and S. A. Rzhanova. 2021. “Features of the Functioning of the Press Services of Higher Educational Institutions on the Example of Universities of the Penza Region.” Znak: Problemnoe Pole Mediaobrazovanija, no. 4 (41): 20–28. http://doi.org/10.47475/2070-0695-2021-10402. [Skorenko T. 2019. PR Me, If You Dare. Moscow: AST]
  99. Nazarova, V. S. 2021. “Religious Tradition in Russian Prose: The Experience of the Classics, Transformations of the Soviet Era, and the Modern ‘Rupture’.” Science. Art. Culture, no. 1 (29): 117–129. [Skorenko T. 2011. The Garden of Hieronymus Bosch. Moscow: Snezny Kom M]
  100. Khazin, M. L. 2021. “Directions of Career Transport Development.” Perm Journal of Petroleum and Mining Engineering 21 (3): 144–150. https://doi.org/10.15593/2712-8008/2021.3.7. [Skorenko T. 2017. “WTW 220E: China’s Largest Dump Truck.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  101. Shirinov, K. Zh., F. A. Abdukodirov, and B. P. Abdullaev. 2021. “Prospects for Integrating Modern IT Technologies into the Educational Process for Preparing the Population for Emergency Situations and Civil Protection.” Fan, muhofaza, xavfsizlik 1 (6): 165–69. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Earth-Shaking." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  102. Aliyeva, Y. N., and T. O. Abdulzadeh. 2022. “Relevance of the Use of Machine Vision Systems in Industrial Robotic Complexes.” In Endless Light in Science, 186–88. Almaty, October 28, 2022. [Skorenko T. 2016. “Through a Robot’s Eyes: What Machine Vision Is.” Web.archive.org (online publication)]
  103. Kochetkova, E. 2022. “Performing Inventiveness: Industrial and Technical Creativity in the USSR, 1950s–1980s.” The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review, Vol. 49: Issue 3: 249–273. http://doi.org/10.30965/18763324-bja10052. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  104. Bystrov, V. G., E. A. Bystrova, and V. A. Kurochkin. 2022. “Design Engineering of Transport System Components.” Architecton: Proceedings of Higher Education Institutions 2 (78): 1–13. https://doi.org/10.47055/1990-4126-2022-2(78)-24. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  105. Volchik, V. V., and E. V. Maslyukova. 2022. “Institutional Change and Russian Innovation System Challenges.” Terra Economicus 20 (4): 23–44. http://doi.org/10.18522/2073-6606-2022-20-4-23-44. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  106. Volchik, V. V., and E. V. Fursa. 2022. “The Demand for Innovation in the Russian Economy: An Analysis of Narratives.” Universe of Russia 31 (4): 122–150. http://doi.org/10.17323/1811-038X-2022-31-4-122-150. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  107. Demir, Ya. 2022. “Euthanasia as a Form of Exercising the Human Right to Death.” Bulletin of the Reaviz Medical Institute, no. 2 (56): 61–62. [Skorenko T. 2011. The Laws of Applied Euthanasia. Moscow: Snezny Kom M]
  108. Izotov, V. P. 2022. “Retroscription and Journalism.” Modern Discourse Analysis, no. 2 (30): 19–25. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  109. Makhmudov, A. 2022. “Procedure for Applying the Constitutional Law ‘On the State of Emergency’ in Emergency Situations.” Oriental Renaissance: Innovative, Educational, Natural and Social Sciences 2 (6): 1096–1102. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Earth-Shaking." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  110. Prokhorov, V. V. 2022. "Formation of 3D Transport Environment." Management of Social and Economic Systems, no. 4(28): 33–38. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Non-Flying Machine." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (97)]
  111. Aminova, F. I., U. N. Malkova, and A. A. Kalinovsky. 2023. “The Role of Icebreakers in the Economic Development of the Arctic.” Natural and Humanitarian Studies, no. 4 (48): 33–38. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  112. Antipov, A. A., and A. S. Nikolaev. 2023. “Entrepreneurial Activity in the Era of Peter I The Great’s Reforms as an Indicator of Vertical Modernization: Socio-Cultural Dimension.” Economics and Management: Problems and Solutions 1 (3, 135): 135–146. http://doi.org/10.36871/ek.up.p.r.2023.03.01.013. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  113. Bazhenov, Yu. M., and I. A. Chernova. 2023. “Development of Magnetic Levitation Technologies and Prospects for Their Application in Russia.” Transport Bulletin, no. 10: 13–15. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Soviet Maglev." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (151)]
  114. Vasiliev, A. I. 2023. "Pneumo-Electric Power Plant for a Vehicle." Young Scientist, no. 11 (74), pt. 2: 83–94. [Skorenko T. 2014. "The Power of Air." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (146)]
  115. Veselkova, N., M. Vandyshev, and E. Pryamikova. 2023. “The Continued Present: Time Capsules as a Social Practice and Research Method.” Laboratorium: Russian Review of Social Research 15 (1): 4–32. http://doi.org/10.25285/2078-1938-2023-15-1-4-32. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Letters to the Future." World of Fantasy, no. 2 (138)]
  116. Ibragimova, Z. N. 2023. “Optical Illusions.” Young Scientist, no. 4 (67), pt. 2: 99–102. [Skorenko T. 2016. “Optical Motion Illusions: 10 Mind-Blowing Examples.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  117. Ivanchenko, A. A., G. A. Konev, and G. L. Larionov. 2023. “History of Development of Methods to Improve Ship Power Plant.” Science Digest No. 3 (Scientific Research and Technologies), 113–36. Novorossiysk: Admiral F. F. Ushakov State Maritime University. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  118. Ivanchenko, A. A., G. A. Konev, and G. L. Larionov. 2023. “History of Development of Methods to Improve Ship Power Plant.” Operation of Marine Transport 3 (108): 121–38. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  119. Nureyev, T. M. 2023. “Architecture Design Methodology for Honeycomb Articulated Residential Development.” Proceedings of Kazan State University of Architecture and Engineering, no. 3 (65): 243–256. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  120. Paromova, Z. S. 2023. “Animation as a Cultural Innovation. First Methods of Animation.” Science Diary, no. 12 (84). [Skorenko T. 2009. "A Jurassic Cinema." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (86)]
  121. Petrochenko, A. V., and A. S. Sigachyov. 2023. “All-Russian Competitions in Scientific and Technical Creativity Among Students as a Mechanism for Early Engineering Career Guidance.” Technical Creativity of Youth, no. 5 (141): 49–52. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  122. Prokhorov, V. V., L. A. Oborin, and V. P. Melnikov. 2023. "The Use of Cylindrical Wing Propellers in Aviation Technology." Siberian Aerospace Journal 24 (2): 355–363. https://doi.org/10.31772/2712-8970-2023-24-2-355-363. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Non-Flying Machine." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (97)]
  123. Sviridenko, I. I., A. A. Chuklin, and D. I. Sviridenko. 2023. "Review of the Current State of Small Marine High-Speed Surface Unmanned Vehicles." Fundamental and Applied Problems of Engineering and Technology, no. 3 (359): 151–163. [Skorenko T. 2010. "Drone Death." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (97)]
  124. Budnik, S. A., A. V. Nenarokomov, D. M. Titov, et al. 2024. “Identification of the Characteristics of Thermal Engineering Materials under Conditions of Nonstationary Heating with Changes in Pressure by Solving Inverse Heat Exchange Problems. 1. Development of Computing Algorithms.” Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics 97: 1095–1107. http://doi.org/10.1007/s10891-024-02981-4. [Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128)]
  125. Djumakulova, K. A. 2024. “Monitoring and Forecasting of Natural Emergency Situations.” Science, Protection, Security 3 (14): 96–103. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Earth-Shaking." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  126. Parthé, Kathleen, and Anna Maslennikova. 2024. “On Not Starting with a Blank Page: Russian Classics as a Palimpsest for Writers 1980–2020.” Poljarnyj vestnik: Norwegian Journal of Slavic Studies 27: 38–65. https://doi.org/10.7557/6.7901. [Skorenko, T. 2011. "Review of the Book "Roman"." mybook.ru, July 11]
  127. Ageev, A., and E. Kudrin. 2024. “Innovative Technical Means for Underwater Welding and Cutting Intended for Search and Rescue Operations of the Navy.” Naval Digest, no. 10 (2131): 79–85. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  128. Aniskevich, Y. V., and A. V. Severin. 2024. "Comparative Analysis of Closed-Circuit Wing and Classical Scheme Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Aerodynamic Characteristics." Vestnik of Saint Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation, no. 4: 71–84. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  129. “The Gunner and Inventor E. A. Murzin.” 2024. School and Industry, no. 3: 55–59. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  130. Boykov, A. A. 2024. “Analysis of Electronic Accordions Produced in the USSR.” Music and Electronics, no. 2: 15–24. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  131. Ivchenko, B. P., A. N. Vashchenko, and M. N. Grigoryev. 2024. “Work calling for Victory: Contribution of the Military Mechanical Institute teachers and scientists to the besieged Leningrad defense.” Voenmekh. Bulletin of BSTU, no. 2: 24–28. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  132. Kalugina, A. E., and S. V. Galiahmetova. 2024. “Poetry and Antipoetry in Contemporary Songs.” Golden Age Educational Portal Electronic Journal, no. 6: 140–166. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  133. Karlinsky, S. L., and M. V. Osipov. 2024. "Principal Technical Solutions for a Vessel with a Wind Energy Installation." Proceedings of the Saint Petersburg State Marine Technical University, no. 2 (10): 73–84. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  134. Kornienko, S. V. 2024. “The Synthesis of Architecture and Engineering in the Work of K. S. Melnikov.” Energy Saving, no. 7: 46–51. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Life at the Intersection of Cylinders." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  135. Kushchev, I. E., K. I. Kochenov, and A. S. Serebryanikova. 2024. "Laboratory Study of a Screw Elevator Model Powered by Direct Current." Construction Economics, no. 12: 495–498. [Skorenko T. 2014. "What Did Kulibin Invent?" Popular Mechanics, no. 10 (144)]
  136. Luzan, M. M., and A. P. Laskovnev. 2024. “Method of Forming the Design of a Transport Unmanned Aerial Vehicle.” Aviation Bulletin, no. 11: 66–73. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  137. Poberezhnikov, I. V., and E. T. Artyomov. 2024. “Science and Technology in the Context of Soviet Late-Industrial Modernization.” Proceedings of the Department of Historical and Philological Sciences 2023 13. Moscow: Russian Academy of Sciences, 136–42. ISBN 978-5-907645-23-3. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  138. Poberezhnikov, I. V., and E. T. Artyomov. 2024. “The Soviet Experience of Achieving the Technical & Economic Independence of the Country.” Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences 94 (5): 429–439. http://doi.org/10.31857/S0869587324050044. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  139. Budnik, S. A., A. V. Nenarokomov, D. M. Titov, and D. L. Reviznikov. 2024. “Identification of the Characteristics of Thermal Engineering Materials Under Conditions of Nonstationary Heating with Changes in Pressure Based on Solving Inverse Heat Exchange Problems. Part 1: Development of Computational Algorithms.” Journal of Engineering Physics 97 (5): 1105–1117. [Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128)]
  140. Samedov, M. N., and V. Yu. Shurygin. 2024. “Modern Methods of Development and Diagnostics of the Level of Socialization of the Younger Generation.” Review of Pedagogical Research 6 (1): 109–113. https://doi.org/10.58224/2687-0428-2024-6-1-109-113. [Skorenko T. 2015. "The Most Human Bot." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  141. Sokolov, V. V. 2024. “Geo-Resources and Philately: Faster, Deeper, More Accurate (Part 2).” Geo-Resources 26 (4): 287–292. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  142. Shapkov, E. V., A. V. Andryushin, S. S. Fedoseev, Ya. O. Truhin, and A. E. Shulankin. 2024. “Main Approaches Regarding Propulsion Performance Calculations in Ice-Free Water for Amphibious Vehicles with Rotary Screw Propulsors.” Proceedings of the Krylov State Research Centre, special issue 1: 119–24. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  143. Ashyrov, Yu., M. Gurbanmyradov, and E. Agadzhanov. 2025. “Application of Computer Vision for Automation of Ore Quality Control.” Symbol of Science: International Scientific Journal 1–2: 30–31. [Skorenko T. 2016. “Through a Robot’s Eyes: What Machine Vision Is.” Web.archive.org (online publication)]
  144. Bakharev, I. V. 2025. “Some Legal Aspects of Intellectual Property in the Context of Training Future Entrepreneurs.” World of Pedagogy and Psychology 4 (105): 104–112. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  145. Bogdanov, M. S., and I. N. Kolesnikov. 2025. “The Soviet Commemorative Postage Stamp as a Visual Means of Representing Historical Processes.” Scientific Thought of the Caucasus 1(121): 69–76. [Skorenko, T. 2014. "The Story of a Cardboard." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, April 23]
  146. Isaev, A. P., and N. I. Fomin. 2025. “Improving the Quality of University Inventions to Accelerate Technological Development.” University Management: Practice and Analysis 29 (3): 50–69. https://doi.org/10.15826/umpa.2025.03.0020. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2024. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  147. Kirilyuk, M. A., and A. N. Litvinenko. “The Phenomenon of Trust as a Resource and a Vulnerability of Economic Security in the Context of the Evolution of Forms of Fraud.” Russian Journal of Management 13, no. 9 (2025): 139–59. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Infernal Machine." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (115)]
  148. Krasnoborodkina, A. A. 2025. “Kicker: the benefits of using it in physical education classes.” Bulletin of Naberezhnye Chelny State Pedagogical University, no. 1 (54): 43–44. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Small Football." Popular Mechanics, no. 1 (99)]
  149. Kurochkin, V. A., V. G. Bystrov, and E. A. Bystrova. 2025. “Design Features of Amphibian Vehicles.” Terra artis. Art and Design 3: 67–78. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  150. Kushchev, I. E., K. I. Kochenov, and A. S. Serebryanikova. 2025. " Laboratory Studies of a Model Screw Elevator with an AC Drive." Construction Economics, no. 5: 382–385. [Skorenko T. 2014. "What Did Kulibin Invent?" Popular Mechanics, no. 10 (144)]
  151. Nurakhmetov, B. Q., and Zh. T. Zhumasheva. 2025. “Development of a Robotic System for Sorting and Rejecting.” Vestnik KazUTB 2 (27): 124–38. https://doi.org/10.58805/kazutb.v.2.27-1098. [Skorenko T. 2016. “Through a Robot’s Eyes: What Machine Vision Is.” Web.archive.org (online publication)]
  152. Tapeha, N. O., A. S. Chursin, and O. A. Shmakov. 2025. “Kinetostatic Analysis of Overcoming a Vertical Obstacle by a Mobile Robot with Differential Traction Distribution.” Science and Business: Development Paths, no. 12 (174): 66–71. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Riding Vertically." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  153. Jia, Kai, Jiang Yuhao, Dai Mingjie, and Zhang Xian. 2025. “DeepSeek ‘Breaks Out’: What’s Next? How Can China Build an Environment for a New Wave of AI Transformation and Innovation?” [in Chinese]. Public Policy Research Quarterly (IPP Quarterly), no. 2: 5–16. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  154. Ryabkina, I. N., E. Yu. Tashcheeva, and M. V. Goltsova. 2026. “Development of Speech Activity of Preschoolers with Severe Speech Disorders through the Use of Kinetic Sand.” Scientific Almanac, no. 2–1 (136): 79–82. [Skorenko T. 2014. "The Collapsing Castle." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (146)]
  155. Khramova, S. A., P. P. Nikolaev, and V. A. Kaznacheev. 2026. “How Technologies Are Transforming the Sports Industry.” Humanities Scientific Journal, no. 3-2: 182–186. [Skorenko T. 2014. "The Man of Steel." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (140)]

Articles in conference proceedings

  1. Ivchenko, A. V., and V. A. Klementiev. 2011. “The Flow Visualization Around the Immovable and Rotating Cylinder and Wing with the Rotor-Type Leading-Edge Flap in Subsonic Wind Tunnel.” In Proceedings of the XI International Scientific and Technical Conference "Optical Methods of Flow Research – OMIP 2011", Moscow, 2011. ISBN 978-5-9902974-1-8. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Fanwing." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (95)]
  2. Azarova, K. V. 2012. “Translation of Lyrics and Its Special Features.” In Philosophy and Science in the Cultures of the West and the East: Proceedings of the International Youth Conference, September 28–29, 2012, 246–251. Tomsk: Tomsk University Publishing House. ISBN 978-5-7511-2118-1. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  3. Lyaskin, A. S., D. V. Odinokov, and Ye Qingqing. 2012. “Numerical Simulation of Flow past Enclosed Elliptical Wing.” In Aircraft Engineering in Russia: Problems and Prospects. Conference Proceedings, 261–262. Samara: SGAU Press. ISBN 978-5-905339-06-6. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  4. Burmakin, O. A., Yu. S. Malyshev, and Yu. V. Varechkin. 2013. “Modern Trends in the Use of Wind Energy on Ships.” In Proceedings of the 15th International Scientific and Industrial Forum ‘Great Rivers – 2013’, vol. 2, 388–392. Nizhny Novgorod. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  5. Drozhzha, P. P. 2013. “Smart Roads.” In Modeling, Computer-Aided Design, and Manufacturing Technology of Electronic Devices: Proceedings of the 49th Scientific Conference of Postgraduate Students, Master’s Students, and Students of the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics (Minsk, 6–10 May 2013), 124–25. Minsk: BSUIR. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  6. Kislinsky, V. S., and M. K. Petrova. 2013. “Ring-Wing Aircraft.” In Petersburg — the Cradle of Russian Aviation. Proceedings of the 12th, 13th, and 14th International Sikorsky Scientific Readings, 182–184. Saint Petersburg: Saint Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation named after Chief Marshal of Aviation A. A. Novikov. ISBN 978-5-907354-52-4. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  7. Burmakin, O. A., and Yu. S. Malyshev. 2014. “Hybrid Solar and Wind Power Plants Using Renewable Energy Sources.” In Proceedings of the 16th International Scientific and Industrial Forum ‘Great Rivers – 2014’, vol. 2, 199–202. Nizhny Novgorod. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  8. Grakhov, V. P., N. M. Yakushev, E. Yu. Grigoryev, and M. V. Adamov. 2014. “Improving Energy Efficiency of Buildings and Structures in the Russian Federation.” In Fotinsky Readings: Proceedings of the Annual International Scientific and Practical Conference, Izhevsk, September 29–30, 2014 (Autumn Session), 68–75. Izhevsk: MVEI. [Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128)]
  9. Mishchenkov, N. S. 2014. “A Bridge for Gourmets.” In Prospects for Regional Development—2014: Collection of Scientific Articles, 38–42. Kaliningrad: Center for the Development of Gifted Children. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Battle of the Eiffels." Popular Mechanics, no. 7 (117)]
  10. Raspopov, V. Ya. 2014. “Gyroscopic Stabilization: Educational Aspect.” In Proceedings of the 29th Conference in Memory of the Outstanding Designer of Gyroscopic Instruments N. N. Ostryakov, Saint Petersburg, October 7–9, 2014, 150–159. Saint Petersburg: Concern "TsNII Elektropribor." ISBN 978-5-91995-040-0. [Skorenko, T. 2011. "Count Shilovsky's Gyrocar." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, January 11]
  11. Repin, A. V. 2014. “The History of Graphic Tablet Development.” In Proceedings of the 2nd All-Russian Youth Scientific and Practical Conference of Oryol State University “MIF 2014,” with Elements of a Scientific School Dedicated to the 70th Anniversary of the Liberation of the City of Oryol from Nazi Invaders, 141–143. Oryol: Oryol State University. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Evolution: Graphics Tablets." World of Fantasy, no. 1 (113)]
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  61. Kotelnikov, K. 2021. “Inventions of the Russian Empire That Still Serve Today.” Baikal Electric Train: Family Newspaper. Irkutsk, no. 4 (400): 23. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  62. Kotelnikov, K. 2021. “Inventions of the Russian Empire That Still Serve Today.” Vesti: Main Newspaper of the Leningrad Region. Sarzhenka, no. 1 (4676): 3. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  63. Malakhova, O. 2021. “Unknown States (Continuation).” Udivitelnoe Ryadom: Newspaper. Belgorod, no. 20 (269): 3. [Skorenko T. 2015. "My Home Is My Kingdom." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (139)]
  64. Malakhova, O. 2021. “Unknown States.” Udivitelnoe Ryadom: Newspaper. Belgorod, no. 19 (268): 3. [Skorenko T. 2015. "My Home Is My Kingdom." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (139)]
  65. “Petro Prokopovych: The Bee and Man.” 2021. Our Region: The Strength of Farmers and Professionals, no. 40 (101): 7. Kyiv. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  66. Savelyev, V. 2021. “Heavenly… Steam Locomotives.” Young Technician, no. 1: 24–29. [Skorenko T. 2009. "A Flying Steam Locomotive." Popular Mechanics, no. 10 (84)]
  67. Anonymous. 2021. “Tractors of Domestic Production.” APK Expert, no. 3 (134): 60. [Skorenko T. 2016. “10 Russian Tractors: Our Fields, Our Machines.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  68. Grechena, E. 2022. “Who Invented the Colt Revolver?” Top Secret, no. 2 (485): 12–13. [Skorenko T. 2010. "The Old Pepperbox." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (88)]
  69. Isakova, T. 2021/2022. “‘I Will Dip My Pen in Ink and Begin to Write Poetry…’” Otrok 5 (84)/1 (85): 15. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  70. Korotkova, A., A. Pimenova, and A. Fyodorova. 2022. “Entertaining Physics Experiments.” After Classes 6 (591): 19–21. [Skorenko T. 2015. "And Instead of a Heart—a Paraffin Engine." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  71. Anonymous. 2022. “I Love Pasta!” Efir. Perm, no. 42 (1560): 30. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Battle of the Eiffels." Popular Mechanics, no. 7 (117)]
  72. Prudnikov, A. 2022. “Toy of the Century.” Easy to Fly, no. 1 (43): 54–59. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  73. Anonymous. 2022. “Heating Radiators.” Bryansk Facts: Regional Weekly Newspaper. Bryansk, no. 3 (1256): 9. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  74. Anonymous. 2022. “Snowcat for Winter Roads and Northern Conditions.” Special Equipment and Transport (Spetstekhnika i Transport), no. 10: 20. [Skorenko T. 2016. “6 Snow Groomers: Who Builds Snow Machines.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  75. Titov, A. A., and Yu. V. Kazakova. 2022. “The Magnus Effect and Its Applications in Engineering.” Physics for Schoolchildren, no. 2: 7–15. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  76. Anonymous. 2023. “Did You Know...” Rural News, no. 28 (July 13): 20. Topolevo. [Skorenko T. 2016. “Aircraft of the Day: Convair Model 118 ConvAirCar.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  77. Anonymous. 2023. “Is It Harmful to Drink from Plastic?” Baksan Bulletin: Newspaper of the Local Administration of the Baksan Municipal District, no. 85 (13385): 4. [Skorenko T. 2017. “Bottled Water: The Risks of Plastic and Whether to Switch to Filtration.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  78. Anonymous. 2023. “Is It Harmful to Drink from a Plastic Bottle?” Voice of Chegem: Newspaper of the Chegem Municipal District, no. 82 (9531): 3. [Skorenko T. 2017. “Bottled Water: The Risks of Plastic and Whether to Switch to Filtration.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  79. Anonymous. 2023. “Long Ago.” Young Technician, no. 12: 81. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  80. Anonymous. 2023. “How to Write Poetry.” Strezhen. Bulletin of the Literary Association ‘Strezhen’ of the City of Sayanogorsk 2 (69): 3. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  81. Kolosov, A. 2023. “Who Was the First to Invent the Airplane?” Ispytatel: Weekly Publication of the V. P. Chkalov State Flight Test Center 44 (1384): 4–5. [Skorenko T. 2014. “Mozhaysky, Santos-Dumont, the Wright Brothers: Who Invented the Airplane First?” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  82. Anonymous. 2023. “Wings Were ‘Attached’ to Trains.” World of News, no. 50 (1563), December 6, 12. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Soviet Maglev." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (151)]
  83. Sedov, A. 2023. “Concepts of Nuclear Engines.” New Atomic Expert, no. 6 (6): 66–68. [Skorenko T. 2011. "The Peaceful Atom on Wheels." World of Fantasy, no. 12 (100)]
  84. Filatov, S. 2023. “The Influence of Wing Shape on Aircraft Flight.” Children’s Creativity 5: 8–18. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  85. “What to Choose: Rostselmash or Kirovets? Top 10 Best World-Class Russian Tractors for Farmers.” 2023. Agrotime, no. 8 (116): 40–42. [Skorenko T. 2016. “10 Russian Tractors: Our Fields, Our Machines.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  86. Shkolnikov, V. 2023. “Petersburg Builds Bridges.” Machines and Mechanisms 3(210): 52–59. [Skorenko T. 2014. "What Did Kulibin Invent?" Popular Mechanics, no. 10 (144)]
  87. Shtern, V. 2023. “The Devil’s Right Hands.” Mysteries of History, no. 1–2 (526): 18–19. [Skorenko T. 2010. "The Old Pepperbox." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (88)]
  88. Alexandrov, E., and G. Vladimirov. 2024. “Ringplane (Unusual Aircraft of the World).” Levsha, supplement to the magazine Young Technician, no. 8: 8–9. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  89. Alekseenko, A. 2024. “Living and Dead Water.” Krymskaya Pravda, April 27, 2024, 2. [Skorenko T. 2017. “Bottled Water: The Risks of Plastic and Whether to Switch to Filtration.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  90. Ivanov, O. 2024. “Closed-Wing Aircraft. Creative Project.” Research Work of School Students, no. 1: 85–87. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  91. “Catherine II’s Elevator.” 2024. Student Scientific Society. Student Newspaper of the College of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, no. 13.1, “Scientific Achievements of Russia”: 4. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  92. Anonymous. 2024. “From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Pervaya Gorodskaya: Newspaper of the City of Ustyuzhna 3 (540): 10. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  93. Khristova, V. 2024. “The History of the Lego Brand.” Business Montreal, no. 11 (March 15): 19–20. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  94. Viktorova, A. 2025. “Transbaikalia: The Birthplace of Powdered Milk...” Evening News (Chita), no. 17 (778), April 23: 9. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  95. Kivi, Yu. 2025. “A Genius the World Was Not Ready For.” Tyumensky Kurier, no. 101 (5744): 5. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  96. Pupkova, E. 2025. “Like a Silver Bird, It Circles in the Blue Sky.” Young Rescuer, no. 2 (134): 15–16. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  97. “Timothy Dexter: America’s Luckiest Fool.” Horizon: Colorado’s First Russian Newspaper, no. 26 (1287), 2025: 22. [Skorenko, T. 2009. "Lord Timothy Dexter’s Successful Investments." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, December 22]
  98. From Wooden Ducks to Modern Robotics: The Incredible Journey of the Legendary Lego Company. 2026. Inabat: Scientific and Methodological Journal, no. 3 (28): 67–75. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  99. Anonymous. 2026. “Did You Know...” Rural News, no. 14 (April 2): 12. Topolevo. [Skorenko T. 2016. “Aircraft of the Day: Convair Model 118 ConvAirCar.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]

Monographs

  1. Smirnov, Yu. S. 2013. Electromechatronic Converters. Part 1. Chelyabinsk: Publishing Center of South Ural State University. 361 pp. ISBN 978-5-696-04525-2. [Skorenko T. 2011. "The “Yo” Car." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (100)]
  2. Fetisov, V. S., L. M. Neugodnikova, V. V. Adamovsky, and R. A. Krasnopyorov. 2014. Unmanned Aviation: Terminology, Classification, Current State. Edited by V. S. Fetisov. Ufa: Foton. 217 pp., ill. ISBN 978-5-9903144-3-6. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  3. Ivanov, V. N. 2015. Anniversaries (Notes of a Sociologist). Moscow: IPO “U Nikitskikh Vorot”. 84 pp. ISBN 978-5-906787-92-7. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Tim Skorenko’s Bookshelf." New World, no. 3 (1079)]
  4. Popova, O. V. 2016. Professional Speech Training of Future Chinese Language Translators in the Context of University Pedagogical Education. Odesa: South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University named after K. D. Ushynsky; VOI SOIU “Atlant.” 645 pp. [Skorenko T. 2015. “Tissot: Limited Edition Watches for the Ice Hockey World Championship.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  5. Baranets, N. G., and A. B. Veryovkin. 2018. Ideology in Science: A Monograph. Ulyanovsk: Ulyanovsk State University. ISBN 978-5-88866-692-0. [Skorenko T. 2018. “Light in the Window: A Brief History of the Light Bulb.” In People of the World: The Russian Scientific Diaspora. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  6. Stepanov, M. V., and I. R. Smirnova. 2018. Fully Electric Aircraft: An Analytical Review Based on Foreign Information Sources. Scientific and Information Center of GosNIIAS. Moscow: State Research Institute of Aviation Systems. 102 pp. ISBN 978-5-98771-021-1. [Skorenko T. 2012. "Electric Wings." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (119)]
  7. Akimov, A. V., and S. A. Panarin, eds. 2019. The New System of Productive Forces and the Countries of the East (Collective Monograph). Scientific editors I. V. Deryugina and N. N. Tsvetkova. Moscow: Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences. 276 pp. ISBN 978-5-89282-928-1. [Skorenko T. 2017. “WTW 220E: China’s Largest Dump Truck.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  8. Afanasyev, K. A., I. V. Wagner, M. N. Grigoryev, N. N. Digusov, D. M. Okhochinsky, M. N. Okhochinsky, S. A. Uvarov, and S. A. Chirikov. 2020. Logistics and Supply Chain Management in High-Tech Sectors of the National Economy: In 3 Volumes. Vol. 1: Aerospace Industry. 2nd ed., revised and expanded. Saint Petersburg: Saint Petersburg State University of Economics. 323 pp. ISBN 978-5-7310-5094-4. [Skorenko T. 2013. "To the Moon for 20 Million." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (133)]
  9. Lapidus, B. M. 2020. The Future of Transport: Global Trends with a Projection for Russia. Moscow: Prometheus. 226 pp. ISBN 978-5-907244-52-8. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Soviet Maglev." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (151)]
  10. Kotikov, Y. G. 2021. Fundamentals of Quantumobile Theory. St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering. ISBN 978-5-9227-1142-5. [Skorenko T. 2016. “Submarine Car: A Car That Goes Underwater.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  11. Oleynik, I. I., A. A. Chernomorets, V. G. Andronov, E. G. Zhilyakov, A. N. Zalivin, I. E. Mukhin, and A. A. Chuyev. 2021. Small-Scale Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Detection Tasks and Solutions. Edited by V. G. Andronov. Kursk: Southwest State University, Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russia. 171 pp. ISBN 978-5-7681-1518-0. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  12. Matveev, M. Yu. 2021. Russian-Language Fantasy: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow—Opinions, Approaches, Problems. A Collection of Essays. St. Petersburg. 144 pp. [Skorenko T. 2012. "A Sacred Cause." World of Fantasy, no. 1 (101)]
  13. Likhanova, V. V., M. P. Titova, S. A. Batoeva, et al. 2021. Tourism: Regional Development Trends. Edited by V. V. Likhanova. Chita: Transbaikal State University. 272 pp. ISBN 978-5-9293-2838-1. [Skorenko T. 2010. "The Burden of Real Cowboys." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (92)]
  14. Chukurov, A. Yu. 2021. HOMO LEGO: The Human of the Information Era. Strategies of Identity Formation in the 21st Century. A Monograph. Saint Petersburg: Center for Scientific and Production Technologies "Asterion". 340 pp. ISBN 978-5-00188-082-0. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Best Remedy for a Head." World of Fantasy, no. 10 (110)]
  15. Kunicina, N., Zabasta, A., Ribickis, L., et al. 2022. Cyber-Physical Systems for Clean Transportation. Riga: RTU Press. ISBN 978-9934-22-676-2. [Skorenko T. 2011. "The Peaceful Atom on Wheels." World of Fantasy, no. 12 (100)]
  16. Liu, Z., S. Stichel, and M. Berg. 2022. Overview of Technology and Development of Maglev and Hyperloop Systems. Stockholm: KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Department of Engineering Mechanics. ISBN 978-91-8040-125-8. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Soviet Maglev." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (151)]
  17. Prokhorov, V. V., L. A. Oborin, V. P. Melnikov, A. G. Shitikov, and K. V. Baranko. 2022. Blade Propulsion Systems as the Basis for New Capabilities of Air Transport Technology: From Air Transport Vehicle to Transport Environment. Krasnoyarsk: Reshetnev Siberian State University of Science and Technology. 180 pp. ISBN 978-5-86433-914-5. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Non-Flying Machine." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (97)]
  18. Rudskoy, A. I., and A. A. Popovich. 2022. Functionally Graded Materials and Additive Technologies for Their Production: A Monograph. Saint Petersburg: Polytech-Press. 361 pp., ill., col. ill. ISBN 978-5-7422-7649-4. https://doi.org/10.18720/SPBPU/2/id22-15. [Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128)]
  19. Safron, E. A. 2022. Origins of Urban Fantasy in 19th–20th Century Russian Literature: A Monograph. Petrozavodsk: Petrozavodsk State University Press. ISBN 978-5-8021-3983-7. [Skorenko T. 2010. "The Heirs of Dorian Gray." World of Fantasy, no. 9 (85)]
  20. Smyk, A. F. 2023. History of Physics in Discoveries and Inventions. Moscow: MADI. ISBN 978-5-7962-0300-2. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  21. Dementyev, V. V. 2024. Integral Description of Speech Genres: A Monograph. Saratov: N. G. Chernyshevsky Saratov State University. ISBN 978-5-292-04867-1. http://doi.org/10.18500/978-5-292-04868-8. [Skorenko T. 2015. "Letters to the Future." World of Fantasy, no. 2 (138)]
  22. Sysoev, S. V., et al. 2024. Macrotrends: From Aesthetics to Anthropology. Reflections of the Transformation of the Modern Human in Fashion Design. Nizhny Novgorod: Professional Science. ISBN 978-5-907607-80-4. [Skorenko T. 2017. “How Louis Vuitton Built… a Helicopter.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  23. Ebrahim Mohammed ben Hamood Al-Zandani. 2025. Artificial Intelligence in Legislations and International Treaties. Al Daayen: Arab Center for Research & Policy Studies. 312 pp. ISBN 978-614-445-716-0. (in Arabic) [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  24. Alpidovskaya, M. L., and A. M. Kornilov. 2025. The Temptation of the “Big Number”: “Inclusive Capitalism,” or Postmodern Society. Moscow: INFRA-M. 184 pp. ISBN 978-5-16-018470-8. https://doi.org/10.12737/2009647. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  25. Artemov, E. T., and E. G. Vodichev. 2025. The Unfulfilled Acceleration: The Economic Strategy of the “Khrushchev Decade”: A Monograph. Institute of History and Archaeology, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Scientific Council on Economic History, Russian Academy of Sciences. Yekaterinburg: Ural University Press. 288 pp. ISBN 978-5-7996-4024-8. [Skorenko T. 2024. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  26. Kudryavtsev, S. I. 2025. Fundamentals of Ballistic Design and Operational Ballistic and Navigation Support for the Descent of Spacecraft to Earth. Moscow: Pero. 560 pp. ISBN 978-5-00258-858-9. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  27. Nikonov, V. A. 2025. History of the 20th–21st Centuries: A Monograph. In Two Books. Book 1. Moscow: Moscow University Press. ISBN 978-5-19-011937-4. [Skorenko T. 2024. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  28. Nikonov, V. A. 2025. History of the 20th–21st Centuries: A Monograph. In Two Books. Book 2. Moscow: Moscow University Press. ISBN 978-5-19-011938-1. [Skorenko T. 2024. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  29. Wang, Xiaoqiang. 2025. “Killer Technological Progress: ‘Only Socialism Can Save China,’ Part VIII (Second Half)” [in Chinese]. Canyue Wengao, no. 2025–7. Hong Kong: Dafeng Publishing House, June 9, 2025. 274 pp. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  30. Lapidus, L. V. 2026. Applied Artificial Intelligence and Digital Business Transformation. Book 1: The Era of the Digital Economy, Data Economy, AI Transformation, and Industry X.0. Moscow: Infra-M. 501 pp. ISBN 978-5-16-021509-9. https://doi.org/10.12737/2228134. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  31. Lapidus, L. V. 2026. Applied Artificial Intelligence and Digital Business Transformation. Book 2: AI Transformation and Robotization in Economic Sectors. Moscow: Infra-M. 390 pp. ISBN 978-5-16-021855-7. https://doi.org/10.12737/2239818. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]

Textbooks and study guides

  1. Ilina, M. V., and G. V. Ivanina, comps. 2012. Harnessed by Steam: The History of the Steam Locomotive and the Profession. A Bibliographic Guide. Novokuznetsk: Novokuznetsk Transport and Technology Technical College. 14 pp. [Skorenko T. 2011. "A Wheel Within a Wheel." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (102)]
  2. Taranosova, G. N., and M. G. Lelyavskaya. 2012. Contemporary Russian Literature: Reading and Debating. A Teaching Guide. In 2 Parts. Part 1. Tolyatti: Tolyatti State University Press. 210 pp. ISBN 978-5-8259-0679-9. [Skorenko T. 2011. The Garden of Hieronymus Bosch. Moscow: Snezny Kom M]
  3. Dmitrieva, O. A. 2014. Educational Robotics: Lectures. Chelyabinsk: Chelyabinsk State Pedagogical University. 143 pp. ISBN 978-5-906777-22-5. [Skorenko T. 2014. "What Did Kulibin Invent?" Popular Mechanics, no. 10 (144)]
  4. Petrova, G. M., S. A. Kurbatova, O. E. Solyanik, and N. I. Gabova. 2015. Russian Language in a Technical University: A Study Guide, in 5 parts, part 5. Edited by O. E. Solyanik. Moscow: Bauman Moscow State Technical University Press. 94 pp. ISBN 978-5-7038-4121-1. [Skorenko T. 2012. "Cameron’s Abyss." Popular Mechanics, no. 7 (117)]
  5. Kindeev, E. A., comp. 2016. Lecture Course on the Discipline ‘Innovative Technologies’. Vladimir: Vladimir State University Named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletov. 118 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Energy to Spare." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (125); Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128); Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  6. Kindeev, E. A., comp. 2016. Lecture Course on the Discipline ‘Prospects for the Development of Technology and Technologies’. Vladimir: Vladimir State University Named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletov. 118 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Energy to Spare." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (125); Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128); Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  7. Kindeev, E. A., comp. 2016. Textbook for the Course ‘Prospects for the Development of Technology and Technologies’. Vladimir: Vladimir State University Named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletov. 122 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Energy to Spare." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (125); Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128); Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  8. Serova, L. K. 2017. Abstract Writing: A Teaching Guide for Students of Technical Specialties. Moscow: Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia. ISBN 978-5-209-07954-5. [Skorenko T. 2009. "The Legend of an Airship in the Subway." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (83)]
  9. Bugakova, N. Yu., and I. V. Yakuta. 2018. Album of Educational Materials for the Course “Theory and Structure of the Ship.” Section “Structure of the Ship”: Teaching Aid for Cadets and Students of Higher Educational Institutions in the Specialty 26.05.05 “Navigation,” All Forms of Study. Kaliningrad: Baltic State Academy of Fishing Fleet Publishing House. ISBN 978-5-7481-0390-9. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  10. Anoshkina, A. I., O. N. Malafeeva, and A. M. Medvedeva, compilers. 2018. The Life of Remarkable Ideas: A Methodological and Bibliographic Guide. Edited by O. A. Paltina. Saransk: Ministry of Culture, National Policy, Tourism, and Archival Affairs of the Republic of Mordovia; A. S. Pushkin National Library of the Republic of Mordovia, Department of Natural Sciences, Medical, Agricultural, and Technical Literature. 36 pp. [Skorenko T. 2014. "What Did Kulibin Invent?" Popular Mechanics, no. 10 (144)]
  11. Potapova, M. V., and N. N. Titarenko, comps. 2018. Individual Projects for Students in Grades 7–9: A Collection of Works. Chelyabinsk: South Ural State Humanitarian Pedagogical University Press. 232 pp. ISBN 978-5-906908-97-1. [Skorenko T. 2015. "And Instead of a Heart—a Paraffin Engine." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  12. Pigalitsyn, L. V., compiler. 2018. Classroom-Laboratory “The Physical Picture of the World: Oscillations and Waves in Experiments and Demonstrations”: A Set of Methodological Materials for Supporting Experimental Demonstrations and Conducting Research and Engineering Design Projects. Nizhny Novgorod. 201 pp. [Skorenko T. 2015. "A Kitchen-Built Foucault Pendulum." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  13. Dagdanova, M. B. 2019. Design in the Development of Technology and Urbanized Environments: A Textbook. Saint Petersburg: Irkutsk National Research Technical University Publishing House. ISBN 978-5-8038-1466-5. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  14. Taranosova, G. N., and M. G. Lelyavskaya. 2019. Contemporary Russian Literature: Textbook. Moscow: Research and Publishing Center INFRA-M. 210 pp. ISBN 978-5-16-107606-4. [Skorenko T. 2011. The Garden of Hieronymus Bosch. Moscow: Snezny Kom M]
  15. Yegorova, L. G., and D. V. Toumanov. 2020. New Journalism: Historical and Social Context and Professional and Practical Principles. Kazan: Kazan University Press. ISBN 978‐5‐00130‐365‐7. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Best Remedy for a Head." World of Fantasy, no. 10 (110)]
  16. Pupysheva, M. V., and M. A. Kharitonova. 2020. Temas de Publicidad y Relaciones Públicas para Estudiantes de ELE. Nivel Avanzado / Topics in Advertising and Public Relations in Spanish: Advanced Level. A Textbook for the Course “Workshop in Professional Communication in the First and Second Foreign Languages (Spanish)” for 4th-Year Students Majoring in Advertising and Public Relations. Moscow: Moscow State Linguistic University. 102 pp. ISBN 978-5-00120-223-3. [Skorenko T. 2019. PR Me, If You Dare. Moscow: AST]
  17. Fedorov, V. V., S. Yu. Goncharuk, M. A. Bakanova, A. Yu. Zhigalov, and E. R. Streikmane. 2020. Russian Language. Grades 5–8: Problem Book on Developing Reading Literacy. Textbook. Moscow: Prosveshchenie. ISBN 978-5-09-074894-0. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  18. Khomyakov, E. G. 2020. Special Equipment of Law Enforcement Agencies: A Textbook for the Discipline “Special Equipment of Law Enforcement Agencies” for Students Specializing in 40.05.02 ‘Law Enforcement Activities’. Izhevsk: Publishing Center “Udmurt University.” 122 pp. [Skorenko T. 2012. "Water Hammer." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (122)]
  19. How to Talk About the Work of Those Who Help Others Find Work: A Guide to Media Support for the Activities of the State Employment Service. 2021. Moscow: Personnel Center “Rabota Rossii.” 52 pp. [Skorenko T. 2019. PR Me, If You Dare. Moscow: AST]
  20. Pavlova, L. N. 2021. Workshop on Students’ Research Activities: A Teaching and Methodological Guide. Chelyabinsk: A. Miller Library Publishing House. 67 pp. ISBN 978-5-93162-488-4. [Skorenko, T. 2012. "FAQ: How to write a good article, Submit it to a Magazin, and Get It Published." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, December 5]
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  25. Dobrenko, E. A. 2025. Late Stalinism: The Aesthetics of Politics. Vol. 2. 2nd ed. Moscow: New Literary Observer. 600 pp. ISBN 978-5-4448-2619-5. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  26. Zharinov, E. V. 2025. The Fallen Enlightenment. 2nd ed. Moscow: AST. 480 pp. ISBN 978-5-17-123191-0. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Welcome to the Freak Show." World of Fantasy, no. 9 (97)]
  27. Markov, S. S. 2025. Hunting Electric Sheep: The Big Book of Artificial Intelligence. Vol. 2. Moscow: DMK Press. ISBN 978-5-93700-333-1. [Skorenko, T. 2011. "Eben McBurney Byers and his radioactive drug." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, December 19]
  28. Peicheva, A. M. 2025. The Best People of the Russian Empire. Moscow: Omega-L. 120 pp. ISBN 978-5-37-005731-1. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  29. Arkhangelsky, G. A. 2026. The Russian Industrial Revolution: Management Lessons from the 19th Century. Moscow: Alpina PRO. 462 pp. ISBN 978-5-206-00508-0. [Skorenko T. 2018. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  30. Nikonov, V. A. 2026. Russian History, 1917–1991: The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Moscow: AST; OGIZ. 603 pp. [Skorenko T. 2025. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  31. Taras, A. E. 2026. Fire Ships in Warfare. Riga: IBIK. ISBN 978-9984-897-92-9. [Skorenko T. 2014. "A Bomb Ship." Popular Mechanics, no. 7 (141)]

Patents

  1. Kozinsky, A. V. 2011. Vtol Aircraft And Vtol Radial-Flow Air Propulsor. RU2437801 C1, filed May 12, 2010, and published October 27, 2011. Russia. Int. Cl.: B64C 29/00 (2006.01). 11 pp. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Heavyweight of the Skies." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (89)]
  2. Pronin, O. Yu., S. N. Mansurov, I. V. Vorotyntseva, and A. V. Sysuev. 2013. Rail Stand for High-Speed Testing of Aviation Techniques. RU135802 U1, filed July 5, 2013, and published December 20, 2013. Russia. Int. Cl.: G01M 17/00 (2006.01). 6 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Nine Times the Speed of Sound." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (126)]
  3. Tuzov, B. Ya. 2013. Screen Plan. RU135986 U1, filed August 8, 2013, and published December 27, 2013. Russia. Int. Cl.: B60V 1/08 (2006.01), B60F 5/00 (2006.01), B64C 39/10 (2006.01). 28 pp. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Non-Flying Machine." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (97)]
  4. Kandelya, M. V., N. M. Kandelya, P. A. Shilko, A. M. Emelyanov, V. N. Ryabchenko, and S. V. Shchitov. 2014. All-Terrain Vehicle. Russian patent RU2531641 C2, filed July 17, 2012, and issued October 27, 2014. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  5. Popov, G. G. 2015. Gyrostabiliser For Two-Wheeled Single-Track Vehicle. RU2546036 C1, filed October 1, 2013, and published April 10, 2015. Russia. Int. Cl.: B62D 37/06 (2006.01), G01C 19/02 (2006.01), B60G 21/08 (2006.01). 11 pp. [Skorenko T. 2012. "Gyrocar: Ready for Mass Production?" Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (114)]
  6. Bolosov, D. A., B. A. Golomidov, Yu. N. Kirillov, S. Yu. Simakov, N. I. Khokhlov, and Yu. S. Shvykyn. 2015. Cartridge for sniper arms. RU2552406 C1, filed June 25, 2004, and published June 10, 2015. Russia. Int. Cl.: F42B 5/10 (2006.01). 10 pp. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Ballad of the Flexible Bullet." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (114)]
  7. Patent RU156964 U1. Russia. IPC G08G 1/00 (2006.01). “Pedestrian Crossing.” Application No. 2014143552/11, filed October 28, 2014, published November 20, 2015. A. N. Sozonov, V. E. Afonshin, N. A. Drozdov, Yu. S. Andrianov, I. A. Kudryavtsev, and A. I. Kudryavtsev. 2 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  8. Mikheev, S. V., S. V. Nosov, and E. A. Petrosyan. 2017. High-Speed Combined Helicopter (Rotorcraft). RU168554 C1, filed October 4, 2016, and published February 8, 2017. Russia. Int. Cl.: B64C 27/22 (2006.01). 10 pp. [Skorenko T. 2014. "Sikorsky’s Black Raider." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (146)]
  9. Khloponin, O. I. 2017. Chloponin’s Wind Removal and Its Application. Ukraine patent UA114701 C2, filed February 21, 2013, and issued July 25, 2017. 6 pp. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  10. Patent RU177256 U1. Russia. IPC G08G 1/09 (2006.01), E01F 9/506 (2016.01), G02B 27/09 (2006.01), F21W 111/02 (2006.01). “Uncontrolled Pedestrian Crossing.” Application No. 2017103821, filed February 6, 2017, published February 14, 2018. V. I. Aleshkevich. 5 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "The Road Winds Like a Clever Ribbon…" Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (124)]
  11. Lisin, S. P., and T. V. Stepnova. 2018. High-Speed Twin Screw Helicopter of the Coaxial Scheme. RU2658467 C1, filed December 27, 2016, and published June 21, 2018. Russia. Int. Cl.: B64C 27/22 (2006.01), B64C 27/10 (2006.01). 10 pp. [Skorenko T. 2014. "Sikorsky’s Black Raider." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (146)]
  12. Manzhelo, V. O., V. A. Konelsky, V. A. Konelsky, and O. V. Konelsky. 2018. Information and Measurement System. Ukrainian patent UA116381 C2, filed January 5, 2016, and issued March 12, 2018. 50 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Trojan Horses of War." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (127)]
  13. Lebid, V. H., S. A. Kalkamanov, and S. I. Pchelnikov. 2018. High-Speed Maneuverable Vertical Take-Off and Landing Aircraft with Rotor Propellers. Ukraine Patent UA123483 U. IPC B64C 38/08, B64C 29/00. Application No. u201709894, filed October 12, 2017, and published February 26, 2018. 5 pp. [Skorenko T. 2014. "Sikorsky’s Black Raider." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (146)]
  14. Patent RU193415 U1. Russia. IPC A61F 13/15 (2006.01). “Moisture-Absorbing Litter.” Application No. 2019116994, filed May 31, 2019, published October 29, 2019. A. M. Prokopenya and V. S. Kildyushev. 7 pp. [Skorenko T. 2014. "Secrets of White Powder." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (136)]
  15. Krovyakov, V. B., V. V. Korolenko, M. V. Trofimchuk, M. V. Andreev, and I. A. Kozhevnikov. 2019. Aircraft. RU2706760 C1, filed August 14, 2018, and published November 20, 2019. Russia. Int. Cl.: B64C 39/10 (2006.01), B64C 30/00 (2006.01), B64C 15/12 (2006.01), B64D 27/02 (2006.01). 16 pp. [Skorenko T. 2010. "By Hook or by Crook." Popular Mechanics, no. 7 (93)]
  16. Sevastyanov, V. P., A. I. Petrov, and V. N. Varygin. 2020. Maintenance System for an Aircraft Having a Nuclear Power Plant. International Patent Application WO2020/222674 A1. Filed November 29, 2019. Published November 5, 2020. 189 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Trojan Horses of War." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (127)]
  17. Abdullaev, Latif Nizami oglu. 2020. Two-Stroke Internal Combustion Engine with an External Combustion Chamber (Variants). Russian patent RU2715307 C1, filed August 7, 2019, and issued February 26, 2020. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Original and Amazing Engines." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (102)]
  18. Deshko, V. I. 2021. Trimaran with a Wind Power Plant. Ukraine Patent UA123016 C2. IPC B62B 1/12, B63H 9/00, B63H 13/00, F03D 3/00, F03D 7/06, F03D 9/32. Application No. a201808404, filed August 1, 2018, and published February 3, 2021. 5 pp. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  19. Abdullaev, Latif Nizami oglu. 2022. Two-Stroke Internal Combustion Engine with an External Combustion Chamber. Patent RU2766518 C2. Filed May 25, 2019. Published March 15, 2022. 12 pp. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Original and Amazing Engines." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (102)]
  20. Sevastyanov, V. P., A. I. Petrov, and V. N. Varygin. 2022. Nuclear Aviation Transport Complex, Aircraft with Nuclear Plant, System for Conversion of Heat Energy of Aircraft, System for Maintenance of Aircraft with Nuclear Plant, Aerial Train, and System for Counteraction to Emergency Situations of Aerial Train. Russian Federation Patent RU2781119 C1. Filed November 29, 2019. Published October 5, 2022. 112 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Trojan Horses of War." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (127)]
  21. Sevastyanov, V. P., A. I. Petrov, and V. N. Varygin. 2023. Nuclear Aircraft System “Karavan,” Aircraft Thrust Nuclear Power Plant, Its Hybrid Thermal Power Cycle, Its Maintenance System and Emergency Response System. US Patent App. US2023/0211886 A1. Application No. 17/780,962. PCT filed November 29, 2019; Pub. Date: Jul. 6, 2023. 58 pp. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Trojan Horses of War." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (127)]
  22. Brazhnikov, A. V., A. V. Kamoltseva, N. N. Dovzhenko, G. A. Pisarev, and D. A. Dzyuba. 2024. Rotor Sail. Russian Federation Patent RU226944 U1. IPC B63H 9/02, F15B 15/00. Application No. 2024103640/24, filed February 14, 2024, and published June 28, 2024. 10 pp. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  23. Brazhnikov, A. V., A. V. Kamoltseva, N. N. Dovzhenko, G. A. Pisarev, and A. S. Galatov. 2025. Rotor Sail. Russian Federation Patent RU235241 U1. IPC B63H 9/06, F15B 15/00. Application No. 2025108765, filed April 4, 2025, and published June 25, 2025. 10 pp. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  24. Mukhin, Yu. P., and S. D. Gordleev. 2026. Vessel with a Rotor Electric Installation. Russian Federation patent RU2855191 C1, filed July 16, 2025, and issued January 30, 2026. 19 pp. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Is It a Mast or a Sail?" Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (101)]
  25. Amiryants, G. A. 2026. Closed-Configuration Transport Aircraft. Russian patent RU2855525 C1, filed September 16, 2025, and issued February 2, 2026. 11 pp. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  26. Amiryants, G. A. 2026. Transonic transport aircraft. Russian Patent RU2858920 C1, filed September 16, 2025, and issued March 24, 2026. 10 pp. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]

Educational programs

  1. 2013, Voronezh. Voronezh State Pedagogical University. Core Educational Program of Higher Professional Education. Degree program: 050100.68 "Pedagogical Education". Program title: Literary Education. Graduate qualification: Master's degree. Standard period of study: 2 years. Course syllabus: Fundamentals of Literary Writing. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  2. 2016, Omsk. Children's Ecological and Biological Center. Supplementary general developmental educational program Green Lines. Age of students: 11–18 years. Program duration: 2 years. Number of hours: 144/216. Developer: O. V. Kharitonova. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  3. 2017, Zubrenevka. National Children's Educational and Health Center Zubryonok. Department of Organizational and Methodological Work. Program for the "Crystal Zubr" session (December 5–22, 2017). Developer: O. V. Yushkevich. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  4. 2017, Uray. Center for Supplementary Education of Uray. Supplementary General Education Development Program in the Technical Field “3D Modeling”. Age of students: 8–12 years. Duration of the program: 1 year. Developer: U. A. Konnova. [Skorenko T. 2014. "Da Vinci in Three Dimensions." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (140)]
  5. 2018, Vostochnoye. Secondary General Education School of the village of Vostochnoye, Khabarovsk Municipal District. Program of paid supplementary educational services in literature “School of Creative Writing” for Grade 10. Number of hours: 34. Developer: Medovikova I. S. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  6. 2018, Saint Petersburg. Secondary General Education School No. 91 of the Petrogradsky District of St. Petersburg. Additional General Education Development Program “Table Football (Foosball)”. Age of students: 10–18 years. Duration of the program: 1 year. Developers: A. V. Kosmodamiansky, A. D. Sanchursky. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Small Football." Popular Mechanics, no. 1 (99)]
  7. 2018, Smolensk. Center for the Development of Children's and Youth Creativity. Lesson plan for an open session in the creative association “Young Constructor”: “The Amazing History of LEGO.” Developer: Ageeva O. M. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  8. 2018, Stavropol. Secondary School No. 22 in Stavropol, Stavropol Krai. Curriculum for the elective course “School for Young Writers” for students in Grades 7–8. Prepared by E. S. Boytsova. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  9. 2018, Chelyabinsk. South Ural State University. Department of Automation and Control. Academic syllabus for HE program. Course: F.01 “Patent Law” under the degree program 27.04.04 “Control in Technical Systems.” Degree level: Master's. Developer: T. A. Barbasova. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  10. 2019, Vladikavkaz. Republican Palace of Children’s Creativity named after B. E. Kabaloev. Additional general developmental educational program “Literary Laboratory for Gifted Children.” Target age group: 12–16 years. Program duration: 1 year. Course developer: F. Yu. Skomorokhova. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  11. 2019, Grodno. VeloGrodno Public Association. Working materials for the preparation and delivery of informational sessions in educational institutions on the topic “Cycling Movement”. Authors: N. E. Kovalenko, Yu. G. Koleda. [Skorenko T. 2013. "A View from Above." Popular Mechanics, no. 7 (129)]
  12. 2019, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Working program of the discipline (module) “Fundamentals of Inventive Activity.” Specialty 23.04.03 “Operation of Transport and Technological Machines and Complexes.” Specialization “Technical Operation of Motor Transport.” Level: master’s program. Mode of study: full-time. Developers: E. G. Kasatkina, S. V. Pykhtunova. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  13. 2019, Saint Petersburg. Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation. Department of Criminal Law and Customs Investigations. State Final Certification Program for the degree program 40.03.01 "Law", specialization: Criminal Law. Developer: A. V. Bazhenov. [Skorenko T. 2018. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  14. 2019, Stroitel. House of Creativity of the Yakovlevsky Urban District. Additional general educational developmental program “Factory of Wonders” for 1 year of study. Age of students: 5–7 years. Developers: Podzolkova T. P., Aparsheva T. N., Ganchukova Yu. A. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  15. 2019, Tolyatti. Fresh Wind Creativity Center. Methodological development “Victory Day, How Distant It Was from Us…” Project “Creating an Environment in Supplementary Education Institutions Conducive to the Development of Students’ Systems Thinking” (“INTEGRAtion Territory”). Participants: students aged 7–13 in artistic and physical culture and sports programs. Compilers: Bochkova A. A., Saetova N. M., Baklanova L. M. [Skorenko, T. 2009. "Paper Cranes by Sasaki Sadako." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, October 14]
  16. 2020, Vobkent. Vobkent District “Barkamol Avlod” Children’s School. “LEGO Construction” Club. Study Guide. Author: R. B. Solihova, Deputy Director for the Implementation of Innovative Technologies at the Vobkent District “Barkamol Avlod” Children’s School. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  17. 2020, Kirovsk. Khibiny Children’s Creativity Center of the city of Kirovsk. Additional general developmental program “School of Experiments.” Program focus: natural sciences. Program level: basic. Age of students: 7–8 years. Duration: 1 year (144 hours). Developers: Polyakova T. G., Margaritov M. A. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Drawings on Milk." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (133)]
  18. 2020, Stroitel. House of Creativity of the Yakovlevsky Urban District. Additional general educational developmental program “Factory of Wonders” for 1 year of study. Age of students: 5–7 years. Developers: Podzolkova T. P., Aparsheva T. N. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  19. 2020, Ulyanovsk. Ulyanovsk Railway Transport Technical College. Collection of methodological guidelines for students on completing practical tasks during hands-on sessions. Course: OUD.02 Literature. General education cycle of the vocational training program for the profession 08.01.26 Engineer for Maintenance and Repair of Housing and Utility Infrastructure Systems. Developer: S. V. Kozlova, instructor at Ulyanovsk Railway Transport Technical College. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  20. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VLSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus of the academic discipline “History (History of Russia, World History)”. Degree program: 44.03.05 “Pedagogical Education.” Specialization: History. Social Studies. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  21. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course History of Culture and Education in Modern Russian History. Degree program: 44.03.05 "Pedagogical Education." Specialization: History. Social Studies. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  22. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course History of Culture and Religion in Russia. Degree program: 44.03.05 "Pedagogical Education." Specialization: History. Social Studies. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  23. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course History of Russia in the 20th Century. Degree program: 44.03.05 "Pedagogical Education." Specialization: History. Social Studies. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  24. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course Local Governance, Self-Government, and Administrative Reforms in Russia. Degree program: 44.04.01 "Pedagogical Education." Specialization: Current Issues in the Study of National History. Developed by Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History, E. A. Nikolaeva. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  25. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course Problems in Studying the History of the Great Patriotic War and the Occupation Policy of the Nazis on the Territory of the USSR. Degree program: 44.04.01 "Pedagogical Education". Specialization: Current Issues in the Study of Russian History. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  26. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course Problems in Studying the History of Military Everyday Life. Degree program: 44.04.01 "Pedagogical Education". Specialization: Current Issues in the Study of Russian History. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  27. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course Problems in Studying the History of the Russian Orthodox Church. Degree program: 44.04.01 "Pedagogical Education". Specialization: Current Issues in the Study of Russian History. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  28. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VLSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus of the academic discipline “Problems of teaching “difficult” issues in the history of Russia in the 20th–21st centuries.” Degree program: 44.03.05 “Pedagogical Education.” Specialization: History. Foreign Language. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  29. 2021, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VLSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course Socio-Economic Development of Soviet Society: The Experience of Soviet Modernization. Degree program: 44.04.01 “Pedagogical Education.” Specialization: Current Issues in the Study of Russian History. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  30. 2021, Gorno-Altaysk. Republican Center for Supplementary Education. Additional general educational developmental program in natural sciences: Biodesign. Program level: multi-level. Age of students: 12–16 years. Duration: 144 hours. Developer: A. N. Malkova. [Skorenko T. 2020. Think and Invent. Moscow: Rosman]
  31. 2021, Kemerovo. Ministry of Education of Kuzbass. Regional Center for the Identification, Support, and Development of Children's and Youth's Abilities and Talents “Sirius. Kuzbass.” Supplementary general education development program “Literary Club ‘Slovo Novo’” in the “Creative Arts” track. Target age group: 10–17 years. Duration: 144 hours. Developer: E. E. Kukhta. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  32. 2021, Kemerovo. Ministry of Education of Kuzbass. Regional Center for the Identification, Support, and Development of Children's and Youth's Abilities and Talents “Sirius. Kuzbass.” Supplementary general education development program “Olympiad Literature” under the “Arts” track. Target age group: 10–17 years. Duration: 72 hours. Developer: E. E. Kukhta. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  33. 2021, Kemerovo. Ministry of Education of Kuzbass. Regional Center for the Identification, Support, and Development of Children's and Youth's Abilities and Talents “Sirius. Kuzbass.” Supplementary general educational developmental program “Writing a Dramatic Work” in the “Literary Creativity” track. Target age group: 14–17 years. Duration: 72. Developer: E. E. Kukhta. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  34. 2021, Kirovsk. Khibiny Children’s Creativity Center of the city of Kirovsk. Additional general developmental program “School of Experiments.” Program focus: natural sciences. Program level: basic. Age of students: 7–8 years. Duration: 1 year (144 hours). Developer: Polyakova T. G. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Drawings on Milk." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (133)]
  35. 2021, Krasnodar. Kuban State Technological University. Internship syllabus. Introductory Training Internship. Field of study: “Ground Transport and Technological Vehicles.” Specialization: “Lifting and Transport, Construction, and Road Equipment.” Developer: N. V. Mevsha. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2020. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  36. 2021, Krasnodar. Kuban State University. Faculty of History, Sociology, and International Relations. Course syllabus for module B1.O.21, "Fundamentals of Management and Public Relations in Public Administration." Degree program: 58.03.01 "Oriental and African Studies." Specialization: History of Asian and African Countries. Full-time study format. Developer: E. V. Latasheva. [Skorenko T. 2019. PR Me, If You Dare. Moscow: AST]
  37. 2021, Moscow. Sviblovo School. Methodological guidelines for organizing and conducting a school-wide interdisciplinary research project “Physics Everywhere” for grades 1–4. Project authors: Project Management Working Group of Administrative Unit No. 6 of the State Budgetary Educational Institution “Sviblovo School.” [Skorenko T. 2015. "And Instead of a Heart—a Paraffin Engine." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  38. 2021, Nur-Sultan. “Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools” AEO (NIS), “Center for Educational Programs” Branch. Methodological Guidelines on the Organization of the Educational Process in Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools in the 2021–2022 Academic Year. [Skorenko T. 2015. "A Kitchen-Built Foucault Pendulum." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  39. 2021, Saint Petersburg. Gymnasium No. 271 of the Krasnoselsky District of Saint Petersburg, named after P. I. Fedulov. History Curriculum for Grade 8 for the 2021–2022 Academic Year. Total: 68 teaching hours. Prepared by S. A. Rossal. [Skorenko T. 2018. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  40. 2021, Sochi. Center for Creative Development and Humanities Education, Sochi. Multi-Level Additional General Developmental Educational Program in the Arts: “Literary Creativity.” Target age group: 11–17 years. Program duration: 5 years, 504 hours. Developer: S. V. Kotenko. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  41. 2021, Ulyanovsk. Ulyanovsk State Pedagogical University named after I. N. Ulyanov. Faculty of History and Philology, Department of History. Soviet Historical Project: A Historical Assessment. Course syllabus for the module "Current Issues in Historical Science" of the core higher education professional program. Degree program: 44.04.01 "Pedagogical Education." Specialization: History Education. Developer: Professor of the Department of History, R. A. Mukhamedov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  42. 2022, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course History of Russia in the 20th Century. Degree program: 44.03.05 "Pedagogical Education." Specialization: History. Social Studies. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  43. 2022, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VLSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus of the academic discipline “History (History of Russia, World History)”. Degree program: 44.03.05 “Pedagogical Education (with Two Training Profiles).” Specialization: History. Social Studies. Developer: G. M. Chicherina. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  44. 2022, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VLSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus of the academic discipline “History (History of Russia, World History)”. Degree program: 44.03.05 “Pedagogical Education (with Two Training Profiles).” Specialization: Russian Language. Literature. Developer: G. M. Chicherina. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  45. 2022, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VlSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course History of Culture and Religion in Russia. Degree program: 44.03.05 "Pedagogical Education." Specialization: History. Social Studies. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  46. 2022, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VLSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course History of National Culture and Everyday Life. Degree program: 44.04.01 “Pedagogical Education.” Specialization: Current Issues in the Study of Russian History. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  47. 2022, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VLSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus of the academic discipline “Problems of teaching “difficult” issues in the history of Russia in the 20th–21st centuries.” Degree program: 44.03.05 “Pedagogical Education (with Two Training Profiles).” Specialization: History. Social Studies. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  48. 2022, Vladimir. Vladimir State University named after A. G. and N. G. Stoletovs (VLSU). Pedagogical Institute. Syllabus for the course Socio-Economic Development of Soviet Society: The Experience of Soviet Modernization. Degree program: 44.04.01 “Pedagogical Education.” Specialization: Current Issues in the Study of Russian History. Developer: Associate Professor of the Department of Russian History I. S. Tryakhov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  49. 2022, Gorno-Altaysk. Republican Center for Supplementary Education. Additional general educational developmental program in natural sciences: Biodesign. Program level: advanced. Age of students: 11–17 years. Duration: 1 year. Developer: A. N. Malkova. [Skorenko T. 2020. Think and Invent. Moscow: Rosman]
  50. 2022, Grozny. V. O. Yandarov House of Scientific Collaboration. Additional general educational developmental program “Physical Experiment.” Age of students: 14–18 years. Duration of study: 1 year. [Skorenko T. 2017. “10 Physical Phenomena in Your Kitchen You Can See for Yourself.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  51. 2022, Zhadovka. Secondary General Education School of the urban-type settlement of Zhadovka. Additional general educational developmental program “The Complex World of Physics.” Focus: natural sciences. Level: introductory. Program duration: 1 year (72 hours). Age of students: 14–17 years. Developer: Savov P. N. [Skorenko T. 2015. "And Instead of a Heart—a Paraffin Engine." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  52. 2022. Kyiv. Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Institute of Journalism. Department of the History of Journalism. Working Program of the Academic Discipline “Trends in Contemporary Art Journalism” for Higher Education Students. Field of Knowledge: 06 Journalism. Specialty: 061 Journalism. Educational Level: Master’s Degree. Developer: Boyarska L. [Skorenko T. 2014. "Fantastic Visions: Art Brut and Outsider Art." World of Fantasy, no. 11 (135)]
  53. 2022, Kirov. Vyatka State Agrotechnical University. Center for Continuing Education. Additional general educational developmental program in technical fields: Young Engineer. Age of students: 9–11 years. Program duration: 8 months. Developers: E. O. Velikoredchanina, A. A. Starikov, T. V. Sorokina, V. A. Kobeleva. [Skorenko T. 2020. Think and Invent. Moscow: Rosman]
  54. 2022, Kirovsk. Khibiny Children’s Creativity Center of the city of Kirovsk. Additional general developmental program “School of Experiments.” Program focus: natural sciences. Program level: basic. Age of students: 7–8 years. Duration: 1 year (144 hours). Developer: Isaeva A. L. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Drawings on Milk." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (133)]
  55. 2022, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Syllabus for the course (module) “Patent Studies.” Field of study: “Standardization and Metrology.” Specialization: “Standardization, Management, and Quality Control.” Level: Bachelor's degree. Developer: G. A. Berezhnaya. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  56. 2022, Moscow. M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University. P. K. Sternberg State Astronomical Institute. Syllabus for the course Asteroid and Comet Hazard: Impacts on Earth and Other Solar System Bodies, Origin and Classification of Hazardous Objects, Impact Frequency, Consequences, Detection, and Mitigation. Graduate program in astronomy, elective course (special course), 36 hours of lectures. Developer: M. E. Prokhorov. [Skorenko T. 2010. "Close Encounters of the Eighth Kind." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (95)]
  57. 2022, Sochi. Center for Creative Development and Humanities Education. Short-term supplementary general developmental educational program in the arts: STIKHiYA ("VERSEonality"). Program level: introductory. Duration: 32 hours. Age group: 10–15 years. Developer: S. V. Kotenko. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  58. 2022, Sumy. A. S. Makarenko Sumy State Pedagogical University. Educational and Scientific Institute of Physical Culture. Department of Theory and Methods of Sport. Syllabus of the academic discipline “Sports Facilities and Equipment.” Field of knowledge: 01 Education/Pedagogy. Specialty: 017 Physical Culture and Sports. Educational and professional program: Physical Culture and Sports, first (bachelor’s) level. Developer: V. O. Lapitsky. [Skorenko T. 2014. "The Olympics of 1324." World of Fantasy, no. 10 (134)]
  59. 2023, Gorno-Altaysk. Republican Center for Supplementary Education. Additional general educational developmental program in natural sciences: Bioquantum. Design. Program level: multi-level. Age of students: 12–17 years. Duration: 1 year. Developer: S. A. Kuranakova. [Skorenko T. 2020. Think and Invent. Moscow: Rosman]
  60. 2023, Ivano-Frankivsk. Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University. Educational and Scientific Institute of Arts. Department of Methods of Music Education and Conducting. Syllabus of the academic course History of Vocal Art. Specialization: 014.13 Secondary Education (Music Art). Degree program: 014 Secondary Education (by subject specializations). Level of higher education: second (Master’s). Developer: O. R. Molodii. [Skorenko, T. 2010. "Rare Audio Recordings of Alessandro Moreschi." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, September 27]
  61. 2023, Kazan. Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University. Faculty of Engineering and Technology. Course syllabus: History of the Development of Science and Technology (B1.V.DV.16). Degree program: 44.03.01 "Pedagogical Education". Specialization: Technology. Degree awarded: Bachelor. Developer: V. V. Epanshnikov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  62. 2023, Kirovsk. Khibiny Children’s Creativity Center of the city of Kirovsk. Additional general developmental program “School of Experiments.” Program focus: natural sciences. Program level: basic. Age of students: 7–8 years. Duration: 1 year (144 hours). Developer: Olkhovskaya N. V. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Drawings on Milk." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (133)]
  63. 2023, Korsakov. Secondary General Education School No. 1 of the Korsakov Urban District of the Sakhalin Region (MAOU “School No. 1”). Additional General Education Development Program “The First”. Age group: 12–16 years. Duration: 1 year. Program level: introductory. Developer: E. A. Fetisova. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  64. 2023, Krasnodar. Kuban State Technological University. Internship syllabus. Introductory Training Internship. Field of study: “Ground Transport and Technological Vehicles.” Specialization: “Lifting and Transport, Construction, and Road Equipment.” Developer: N. V. Mevsha. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2020. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  65. 2023, Lesosibirsk. Secondary General Education School No. 6 of Lesosibirsk. Working program of the extracurricular course “Class Hour” for Grade 5 of the cultural and aesthetic orientation. Number of hours: 34 hours per year. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  66. 2023, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Syllabus for the course (module) “Patent Studies and Fundamentals of Technical Creativity.” Field of study: “Standardization and Metrology.” Specialization: “Standardization, Management, and Quality Control.” Level: Bachelor's degree. Developer: G. A. Berezhnaya. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  67. 2023, Moscow. Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after K.I. Skryabin. Department of Zoology, Ecology, and Nature Conservation named after A. G. Bannikov. Syllabus of the discipline (module) “Fundamentals of Bioethics.” Field of study: 06.03.01 “Biology.” Study profile: veterinary biochemistry and radiotechnology. Level of higher education: bachelor’s degree. Mode of study: full-time. Developer: Makarova E. A. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Dark Ethics of Dr. N.." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (103)]
  68. 2023, Moscow. Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after K.I. Skryabin. Department of Zoology, Ecology, and Nature Conservation named after A. G. Bannikov. Syllabus of the discipline (module) “Fundamentals of Bioethics.” Field of study: 19.03.01 “Biotechnology.” Study profile: veterinary biotechnology. Level of higher education: bachelor’s degree. Mode of study: full-time. Developer: Makarova E. A. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Dark Ethics of Dr. N.." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (103)]
  69. 2023, Murmansk. Patriotic Education Center “Young Guard.” Additional general developmental program of social and humanitarian orientation “Intellectual Games.” Age of students: 13–15 years. Duration: 1 year. Developer: Ptashenchuk S. V. [Skorenko T. 2016. “Twin Elevators and Horizontal Lifts: Unusual Concepts.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  70. 2023, Nazarovo. Secondary General School No. 2 Named After Hero of the Soviet Union G. Ya. Borisenko. Additional educational program “Physics Around Us.” Program focus: natural sciences using equipment of the “Growth Point” center for natural science and technological education. Program level: basic. Age of students: 11–12 years. Duration: 1 year. [Skorenko T. 2015. "And Instead of a Heart—a Paraffin Engine." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  71. 2023, Naryan-Mar. Youth Center “Lider.” Additional general educational developmental program of natural-science orientation “Laboratory of Wonders.” Age of students: 7–11 years. Program duration: 1 year. Number of hours: 74. Developer: Pervakova E. L. [Skorenko T. 2015. "And Instead of a Heart—a Paraffin Engine." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  72. 2023, Novodvinsk. Municipal Institution of Additional Education “House of Children’s Creativity”. Additional General Development Program “LEGO Planet”. Orientation: technical. Age of students: 5–8 years. Duration of the program: 1 year. Developer: K. M. Fedorovich. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  73. 2023, Novosibirsk. Novosibirsk National Research State University. Professional development program "Methodology of Engineering Practice in Education." Blended learning format. Total workload: 64 academic hours. Developers: S. V. Antsifirov, Engineering School specialist, and E. A. Buravlev, Engineering School methodologist. [Skorenko T. 2020. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  74. 2023, Runga. Runga Secondary General Education School of the Buninsky Municipal District of the Republic of Tatarstan. Work program of extracurricular activities “Physics Around Us” (general intellectual orientation). Duration: 34 hours. Developer: Lukyanova T. N. [Skorenko T. 2015. "And Instead of a Heart—a Paraffin Engine." Popular Mechanics, no. 2 (148)]
  75. 2023, St. Petersburg. First Pavlov State Medical University of St. Petersburg. Main professional higher education program. Field of study: Bachelor’s degree. Specialty 49.03.02 “Physical Education for Persons with Health Limitations (Adaptive Physical Education).” Qualification: Bachelor. Form of study: part-time. Duration of study: 5 years. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  76. 2023, Saratov. Saratov State Law Academy. Department of History, Political Science, and Sociology. Syllabus for the course Intellectual History of Russia for the degree program 40.03.01 “Jurisprudence.” Specialization: Prosecutorial and Investigative Profile. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  77. 2023, Ulyanovka. Sablinskaya Basic General Education School. Work program of the academic subject “History” for students in grades 5–9. Number of hours: 68 hours in grades 5–8, 85 hours in grade 9. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  78. 2023, Ulyanovsk. Ulyanovsk State Pedagogical University named after I. N. Ulyanov. Faculty of History and Philology, Department of History. Soviet Historical Project: A Historical Assessment. Course syllabus for the module "Current Issues in Historical Science" of the core higher education professional program. Degree program: 44.04.01 "Pedagogical Education." Specialization: History Education. Developer: Professor of the Department of History, R. A. Mukhamedov. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  79. 2023, Khabarovsk. Regional Children’s Center “Sozvezdie.” Additional general educational developmental program “Amazing Is Nearby.” Program focus: natural sciences. Age of students: 8–11 years. Duration: 5 days. Developer: Yun R. N. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Drawings on Milk." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (133)]
  80. 2023, Khorum-Dag. Khorum-Dag Secondary General School. Work program of extracurricular activities “Solving Problems in Stereometry,” academic year 2023–2024. Grades: 10–11. [Skorenko T. 2010. "Peter Callesen’s Paper Castles." Popular Mechanics, no. 1 (87)]
  81. 2024, Alchevsk. Donbass State Technical University (DonSTU). Faculty of Mining, Metallurgical Industry and Construction. Department of Technology and Organization of Machine-Building Production. Syllabus for the course “Applied Mechanics (Theory of Mechanisms and Machines).” Specialty: 21.05.04 “Mining Engineering”. Specialization: Mining Machinery and Equipment. Qualification: Specialist. Developer: Associate Professor O. A. Levchenko. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  82. 2024, Alchevsk. Donbass State Technical University (DonSTU). Faculty of Mining, Metallurgical Industry and Construction. Department of Technology and Organization of Machine-Building Production. Syllabus for the course “Theory of Mechanisms and Machines.” Specialty: 15.03.03 “Applied Mechanics”, 15.03.05 “Design and Technological Support of Machine-Building Production”. Specialization: “Mechanical Engineering Technology. Design and Engineering Support of Machine-Building Production”. Qualification: Bachelor’s degree. Developer: Associate Professor O. A. Levchenko. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  83. 2024, Alchevsk. Donbass State Technical University (DonSTU). Faculty of Mining, Metallurgical Industry and Construction. Department of Technology and Organization of Machine-Building Production. Syllabus for the course “Theory of Mechanisms and Machines.” Specialty: 15.03.02 Technological Machinery and Equipment. Specialization: Metallurgical Equipment. Qualification: Bachelor’s degree. Developer: Associate Professor O. A. Levchenko. [Skorenko T. 2017. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  84. 2024, Bogdanovich. Secondary General Education School No. 4. Working Program for the Academic Subject "History" for Students of Grades 5–9. Number of Hours: Grades 5–8 — 68 hours, Grade 9 — 85 hours. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  85. 2024, Krasnodar. Kuban State Technological University. Internship syllabus. Industrial Research Work. Field of study: “Ground Transport and Technological Vehicles.” Specialization: “Lifting and Transport, Construction, and Road Equipment.” Developer: N. V. Mevsha. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2020. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  86. 2024, Krasnodar. Kuban State Technological University. Internship syllabus. Introductory Training Internship. Field of study: “Ground Transport and Technological Vehicles.” Specialization: “Lifting and Transport, Construction, and Road Equipment.” Developer: N. V. Mevsha. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2020. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  87. 2024, Krasnoyarsk. Krasnoyarsk Regional Palace of Pioneers. Supplementary general development program: “Imagine, Design, Invent.” Program level: Basic. Intended for students aged 9–12. Duration: 144 hours (one year). Developer: N. V. Litvintseva. [Skorenko T. 2020. Think and Invent. Moscow: Rosman]
  88. 2024, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Syllabus for the course (module) “Patent Studies and Fundamentals of Technical Creativity.” Field of study: “Standardization and Metrology.” Specialization: “Standardization, Management, and Quality Control.” Level: Bachelor's degree. Developer: O. D. Biryukova. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  89. 2024, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Working program of the discipline (module) “Legal Foundations for the Protection of Intellectual Property Objects.” Specialty 27.04.01 “Standardization and Metrology.” Specialization “Testing and Certification.” Level: master’s program. Mode of study: full-time. Developer: O. D. Biryukova. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  90. 2024, Moscow. All-Russian educational and outreach project for interethnic and interfaith harmony “Friendship.” Set of educational and methodological materials for conducting the All-Russian team game “Friendship.” [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2020. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  91. 2024, Moscow. All-Russian educational and outreach project for interethnic and interfaith harmony “Friendship.” Set of educational and methodological materials for conducting the online quiz “History and Culture of My Country” (grades 5–9). [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction; Skorenko T. 2020. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  92. 2024, Moscow. Online School of Physics and Mathematics of the Albion Group of Educational Companies. Physics classes for the junior age group (10–13 years). Developer: Bugaeva A. [Skorenko T. 2015. "A Kitchen-Built Foucault Pendulum." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (149)]
  93. 2024, Moscow. Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after K.I. Skryabin. Department of Zoology, Ecology, and Nature Conservation named after A. G. Bannikov. Syllabus of the discipline (module) “Fundamentals of Bioethics.” Field of study: 06.03.01 “Biology.” Study profile: veterinary biochemistry and radiotechnology. Level of higher education: bachelor’s degree. Mode of study: full-time. Developers: Makarova E. A., Konovalov A. M, and Lomskov М. A. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Dark Ethics of Dr. N.." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (103)]
  94. 2024, Moscow. Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after K.I. Skryabin. Department of Zoology, Ecology, and Nature Conservation named after A. G. Bannikov. Syllabus of the discipline (module) “Fundamentals of Bioethics.” Field of study: 19.03.01 “Biotechnology.” Study profile: veterinary biotechnology. Level of higher education: bachelor’s degree. Mode of study: full-time. Developers: Makarova E. A., Konovalov A. M, and Lomskov М. A. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Dark Ethics of Dr. N.." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (103)]
  95. 2024, Nikel. House of Children’s Creativity No. 1. Additional general educational developmental program of technical orientation “Lego Workshop.” Age of students: 7–9 years. Duration: 2 years. Developer: Ilyina A. Yu. [Skorenko T. 2017. “The Amazing Story of LEGO: From Wooden Ducks to Robotics.” Popmech.ru (online publication)]
  96. 2024, St. Petersburg. First Pavlov State Medical University of St. Petersburg. Faculty of General Medicine, Department of Clinical Psychology. Department of National History. Syllabus for the discipline Cultural Studies for the specialty “37.05.01 – Clinical Psychology.” Developers: I. V. Zimin, A. A. Zhuravlyov, A. P. Orlova, I. V. Vaganov. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  97. 2024, St. Petersburg. First Pavlov State Medical University of St. Petersburg. Main professional higher education program. Field of study: Bachelor’s degree. Specialty 49.03.02 “Physical Education for Persons with Health Limitations (Adaptive Physical Education).” Qualification: Bachelor. Form of study: part-time. Duration of study: 5 years. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  98. 2025, Vilyuchinsk. Secondary School No. 3 of Vilyuchinsk. Working program of the educational course “Russia — My History” for students of grades 10–11. The course is designed for 68 academic hours, 1 hour per week, 34 hours in total per academic year. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  99. 2025, Kirovsk. Khibiny Children’s Creativity Center of the city of Kirovsk. Additional general developmental program “School of Experiments.” Program focus: natural sciences. Program level: basic. Age of students: 7–8 years. Duration: 1 year (144 hours). Developer: Olkhovskaya N. V. [Skorenko T. 2013. "Drawings on Milk." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (133)]
  100. 2025, Krasnoyarsk. Krasnoyarsk Regional Palace of Pioneers. Supplemental general educational developmental program “TRIZ: Learning to Invent.” Orientation: natural sciences. Age of students: 8–12 years. Duration: 72 hours, 1 year. Developer: N. V. Litvintseva. [Skorenko T. 2020. Think and Invent. Moscow: Rosman]
  101. 2024, Krasnoyarsk. Krasnoyarsk Regional Palace of Pioneers. Supplementary general education program: “Imagine, Design, Invent.” Program level: Basic. Intended for students aged 9–12. Duration: 144 hours (one year). Developer: N. V. Litvintseva. [Skorenko T. 2020. Think and Invent. Moscow: Rosman]
  102. 2025, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Working program of the discipline (module) “Fundamentals of Inventive Activity.” Specialty 23.04.03 “Operation of Transport and Technological Machines and Complexes.” Specialization “Technical Operation of Motor Transport.” Level: master’s program. Mode of study: full-time. Developer: O. D. Biryukova. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  103. 2025, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Syllabus for the course (module) “Patent Studies and Fundamentals of Technical Creativity.” Field of study: “Standardization and Metrology.” Specialization: “Standardization, Management, and Quality Control.” Level: Bachelor's degree. Year: 3. Semester: 5. Developer: O. D. Biryukova. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  104. 2025, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Syllabus for the course (module) “Patent Studies and Fundamentals of Technical Creativity.” Field of study: “Standardization and Metrology.” Specialization: “Standardization, Management, and Quality Control.” Level: Bachelor's degree. Year: 4. Developer: O. D. Biryukova. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  105. 2025, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Working program of the discipline (module) “Legal Foundations for the Protection of Intellectual Property Objects.” Specialty 27.04.01 “Standardization and Metrology.” Specialization “Testing and Certification.” Level: master’s program. Mode of study: full-time. Developer: O. D. Biryukova. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  106. 2025, Minusinsk. Municipal General Education Budgetary Institution “Lyceum No. 7” of Minusinsk. Elective Course “History of Russian Cosmonautics and Aviation”. Field: Social Sciences. Program level: Basic. Students: Grade 11 (ages 16–17). Duration: 34 hours. [Skorenko T. 2024. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  107. 2025, Moscow. Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after K.I. Skryabin. Department of Zoology, Ecology, and Nature Conservation named after A. G. Bannikov. Syllabus of the discipline (module) “Fundamentals of Bioethics.” Field of study: 06.03.01 “Biology.” Study profile: virology and microbiology. Level of higher education: bachelor’s degree. Mode of study: full-time. Developer: Konovalov A. M. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Dark Ethics of Dr. N.." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (103)]
  108. 2025, Moscow. Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after K.I. Skryabin. Department of Zoology, Ecology, and Nature Conservation named after A. G. Bannikov. Syllabus of the discipline (module) “Fundamentals of Bioethics.” Field of study: 19.03.01 “Biotechnology.” Study profile: veterinary biotechnology and biopharmaceutics. Level of higher education: bachelor’s degree. Mode of study: full-time. Developers: Konovalov A. M, Lomskov М. A., and Zakharov K. V. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Dark Ethics of Dr. N.." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (103)]
  109. 2025, St. Petersburg. First Pavlov State Medical University of St. Petersburg. Faculty of General Medicine, Department of Clinical Psychology. Department of National History. Syllabus for the discipline Cultural Studies for the specialty “37.05.01 – Clinical Psychology.” Developers: I. V. Zimin, A. A. Zhuravlyov, A. P. Orlova, I. V. Vaganov. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  110. 2025, St. Petersburg. First Pavlov State Medical University of St. Petersburg. Faculty of Pediatrics, Department of Clinical Psychology. Department of National History. Syllabus for the discipline Cultural Studies for the specialty “49.03.02 – Adaptive Physical Education.” Developers: I. V. Zimin, A. A. Zhuravlyov, A. P. Orlova. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  111. 2025, Tobolsk. Municipal Autonomous Institution of Additional Education “House of Children’s Creativity”. Supplemental general educational developmental program of a technical orientation “Virtual Architect.” Age of students: 8–17 years. Standard duration of the program: 1 year. Program volume: 72 hours. Developers: I. A. Molokov, M. M. Plekhanova. [Skorenko T. 2025. The World of Mechanic Kulibin. Moscow: Alpina. Children]
  112. 2025, Tobolsk. Municipal Autonomous Institution of Additional Education “House of Children’s Creativity”. Supplemental general educational developmental program of a technical orientation “Interior Design.” Age of students: 10–16 years. Standard duration of the program: 1 year. Program volume: 72 hours. Developer: I. A. Molokov. [Skorenko T. 2025. The World of Mechanic Kulibin. Moscow: Alpina. Children]
  113. 2025, Tobolsk. Municipal Autonomous Institution of Additional Education “House of Children’s Creativity”. Supplemental general educational developmental program of a technical orientation “We Create and Design.” Age of students: 8–17 years. Standard duration of the program: 1 year. Program volume: 72 hours. Developers: O. S. Zolnikova, M. M. Plekhanova. [Skorenko T. 2025. The World of Mechanic Kulibin. Moscow: Alpina. Children]
  114. 2025, Tomsk. National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University. Syllabus of the academic discipline “History of Russia”. Year 1, Semester 1. Program duration: 72 hours. Level: Higher Education — Bachelor’s degree. Developer: M. A. Zharkova. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  115. 2025, Cherepovets. Secondary School No. 14. Supplementary General Education and Development Programme “Geometry in Space: Practical Workshop on Solving Solid Geometry Problems” (for students in Grades 8–10). Duration: 1 year. Prepared by N. S. Altunina. [Skorenko T. 2010. "Peter Callesen’s Paper Castles." Popular Mechanics, no. 1 (87)]
  116. 2026, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Syllabus for the course (module) “Patent Studies and Fundamentals of Technical Creativity.” Field of study: “Standardization and Metrology.” Specialization: “Standardization, Management, and Quality Control.” Level: Bachelor's degree. Developer: O. D. Biryukova. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  117. 2026, Magnitogorsk. Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University. Institute of Natural Science and Standardization. Department of Technology, Certification, and Service of Automobiles. Working program of the discipline (module) “Legal Foundations for the Protection of Intellectual Property Objects.” Specialty 27.04.01 “Standardization and Metrology.” Specialization “Testing and Certification.” Level: master’s program. Mode of study: full-time. Developer: O. D. Biryukova. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in the USSR. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  118. 2026, Moscow. Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after K.I. Skryabin. Department of Zoology, Ecology, and Nature Conservation named after A. G. Bannikov. Syllabus of the discipline (module) “Fundamentals of Bioethics.” Field of study: 06.03.01 “Biology.” Study profile: virology and microbiology. Level of higher education: bachelor’s degree. Mode of study: full-time. Developers: Konovalov A. M. and Lomskov M. A. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Dark Ethics of Dr. N.." World of Fantasy, no. 3 (103)]
  119. Lapshino (Kostroma Region). Lapshino General Education School. Supplementary education program in versification titled “The Enchantress Poetry.” Program duration: 1 year (34 sessions). Developer: E. B. Kuznetsova. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  120. Moscow. School No. 1584. Curriculum for the course “Media Communications in Social Networks.” General secondary education. Target audience: Grades 10–11. Duration: 68 academic hours (1 hour per week). [Skorenko T. 2019. PR Me, If You Dare. Moscow: AST]

Candidate theses

  1. Dudko, Andrey Eduardovich. 2013. Translational Reception of the English Romantic Sonnet in Russian Poetry of the 19th – Early 20th Century. PhD diss., Orel State University. 239 pp. [Skorenko T. 2007–2026. "Poetry Handbook." timskorenko.ru]
  2. Zezyulevich, A. V. 2013. Art-Related Themes in Literature of the Eighteenth to Twentieth Centuries: Factors and Mechanisms of Transformation. PhD diss., specialty 10.01.08 “Theory of Literature. Textual Criticism,” Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno. Grodno. 145 pp. [Skorenko T. 1998. "The Days of the Pied Piper." Song. timskorenko.ru (online publication)]
  3. Brizhachenko, N. S. 2015. Interactivity as a Factor in the Formation of Contemporary Public Interior Design. PhD diss., specialty 17.00.07 “Design,” Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts. Kharkiv. 260 pp. [Skorenko T. 2011. "The Words and Sounds of Rafael Lozano-Hemmer." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  4. Byakov, Konstantin Evgenyevich. 2015. Development of a Calculation Methodology and Selection of Rational Parameters for an Elasto-Mechanical Rotor-Screw Propulsion System for Transport and Technological Equipment. PhD diss., Bauman Moscow State Technical University. 179 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  5. Astapova, Anastasiia Sergeevna. 2016. Contemporary Student Anecdote: Plot Structure and Thematic Features. PhD diss., Institute of Russian Literature, Russian Academy of Sciences. Saint Petersburg. 614 pp., ill. [Skorenko, T. 2011. "What and How I Read." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, November 3]
  6. Vereshchagin, Vladislav Yuryevich. 2016. Study of Parameters and Development of Guidelines for the Reproduction of Printed Information in E-Paper Devices. PhD diss., Ivan Fedorov Moscow State University of Printing Arts. 97 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2011. "A Book for Everyone." Popular Mechanics, no. 11 (109)]
  7. Krupenin, Alexander Mikhailovich. 2016. Study of Impact Interaction between Layered Structural Elements and Liquid. PhD diss., Moscow State Aviation Institute. 103 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2009. "Winged Submarines." Popular Mechanics, no. 9 (83)]
  8. Lexina, Olga Igorevna. 2017. Architecture, Art, Design: Ruled Surfaces as the Basis of Construction and Image. PhD diss., Stroganov Moscow State University of Arts and Industry. 253 pp. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Reuben Margolin’s Mechanical Waves." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (102)]
  9. Rahmadi, Ahmad. 2017. Aerodynamic Characteristics of a Closed Parabolic Wing. PhD diss., National Aviation University (Kyiv). 144 pp. [Skorenko T. 2010. "A Ringed Aircraft." Popular Mechanics, no. 4 (90)]
  10. Bartosh, Yu. V. 2018. The Language of Online Poetry: Genre-Specific Features and Language Play. PhD diss., specialty 10.02.02 “Russian Language,” Vitebsk State University named after P. M. Masherov. Vitebsk. 159 pp. [Various poems]
  11. Kostinets, Irina Konstantinovna. 2018. Justification of the Parameters of the Support Surface of the External Propulsion System of a Geokhod. PhD diss., T. F. Gorbachev Kuzbass State Technical University. 153 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2011. "Screwing into the Mud." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (103)]
  12. Obukhovich, Vladimir Vladimirovich. 2021. Academic Culture of the Russian Empire. PhD diss., Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia. 183 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2019. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  13. Tkachenko, Stanislav Olegovich. 2021. The Postcard in the Dynamics of the Cultural and Communicative Space of the Soviet Era. PhD diss., Chelyabinsk State Institute of Culture. 248 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2017. "Soviet Aeroflot Postcard Sets." Deltiology, no. 2 (52)]
  14. Shchankin, Mikhail Vladimirovich. 2021. Study of Physico-Mechanical Properties of Aerogels Made from Bacterial Cellulose Produced by Komagataeibacter sucrofermentans B-11267 Biosynthesis. PhD diss., Lomonosov Moscow State University. 106 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2013. "When the Air Feels Heavy." Popular Mechanics, no. 6 (128)]
  15. Sergin, Roman Petrovich. 2022. Design of Communicative Animated Graphics: Principles and Methods of Design. PhD diss., Kosygin Russian State University (Technology. Design. Art). 170 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2009. "A Jurassic Cinema." Popular Mechanics, no. 12 (86)]

Doctoral dissertations

  1. Sychev, Sergey Anatolyevich. 2020. Scientific and Technological Foundations of High-Speed Energy-Efficient Construction Systems in the Conditions of the Far North. DSc diss., Don State Technical University. 479 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2012. "100 Quotas per Shift." Popular Mechanics, no. 5 (115)]
  2. Borisova, Nina Alexandrovna. 2021. The National Contribution to the Emergence and Early Development of Electrical Communication: 1820s–1930s. DSc diss., Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia. 560 pp., ill. [Skorenko T. 2023. Invented in Russia. Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction]
  3. Safron, Elena Alexandrovna. 2021. Poetics of Urban Fantasy in Russian Literature of the 20th – Early 21st Century. DSc diss., Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorod. 437 pp. [Skorenko T. 2010. "The Heirs of Dorian Gray." World of Fantasy, no. 9 (85)]
  4. Chukurov, Andrey Yuryevich. 2021. Contemporary Strategies of Identity Construction and Their Representation in Artistic Culture of the Late 20th – Early 21st Century. DSc diss., Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia. 368 pp. [Skorenko T. 2012. "The Best Remedy for a Head." World of Fantasy, no. 10 (110)]
  5. Orekhova, Svetlana Evgenyevna. 2024. Representation of the Historical and Cultural Heritage of Ukraine in Postal Issues from the Last Third of the 19th to the Early 21st Century. DSc diss., Russian State University for the Humanities; Dissertation Council 24.2.366.03 (D 212.198.07). 684 pp., ill. [Skorenko, T. 2014. "The Story of a Cardboard." nostradamvs.livejournal.com, April 23]

Dictionaries and Encyclopedias

  1. Sosnovsky, A. V. 2015. Dr. Libido’s Dictionary. Vol. III, L–O. Moscow: Publishing Solutions. 202 pp. ISBN 978-5-4474-4303-0. [Skorenko T. 2011. The Garden of Hieronymus Bosch. Moscow: Snezny Kom M]
  2. Simonova, E. V., ed. 2018. Tula Historical and Cultural Encyclopedia. Tula: Design Collegium. 751 pp., ill. ISBN 978-5-903877-29-4. [Skorenko T. 2010. "Ultra-Small Caliber." Popular Mechanics, no. 3 (89)]
  3. Baranov, A. N., M. M. Voznesenskaya, D. O. Dobrovolsky, K. L. Kiseleva, and A. D. Kozyrenko. 2020. Academic Dictionary of Russian Phraseology. Edited by A. N. Baranov and D. O. Dobrovolsky. 3rd ed., revised and expanded. Moscow: LEXRUS. 896 pp. ISBN 978-5-905532-57-3. [Skorenko T. 2011. The Garden of Hieronymus Bosch. Moscow: Snezny Kom M]
  4. The Large Academic Dictionary of the Russian Language. 2024. Vol. 28: Stravit' – Syam. Edited by A. S. Gerd. Moscow: Nauka. 730 pp. ISBN 978-5-02-040265-2. [Skorenko T. 2018. Everest. Moscow: AST]

Collections of literary criticism

  1. Larionov, V. E. 2012. Science Fiction of the 2000s. Lipetsk: Krot. [Skorenko T. 2011. The Garden of Hieronymus Bosch. Moscow: Snezny Kom M; Skorenko T. 2011. The Laws of Applied Euthanasia. Moscow: Snezny Kom M]
  2. Okulov, V. I. 2012. Fan Criticism Made Simple. Lipetsk: Krot. 300 pp. [Skorenko T. 2010. Ode to Absolute Cruelty. Moscow: Facultet]
  3. Vladimirsky, V. A. 2018. Conjoined Worlds. St. Petersburg: AuraInfo & M.I.D. Group. 260 pp. ISBN 978-5-9907021-7-2. [Skorenko T. 2011. The Garden of Hieronymus Bosch. Moscow: Snezny Kom M; Skorenko T. 2013. Legends of an Unknown America. Moscow: Snezny Kom M]
  4. Yuzefovich, G. L. 2020. The Mysterious Map: An Incomplete and Unfinished Guide to the World of Books. Moscow: AST. 512 pp. ISBN 978-5-17-121901-7. [Skorenko T. 2018. Everest. Moscow: AST]
  5. Lesteva T. M. 2022. Unity of Generations: A Collection of Reviews and Interviews. St. Petersburg: Aurora. 415 pp. ISBN 978-5-6045794-5-9. [Skorenko T. 2010. Ode to Absolute Cruelty. Moscow: Facultet]