“For Those in Love—with Books.” Natalia Sokolova on the book “How the Inedible Becomes Edible.” Rossiyskaya Gazeta, No. 122 (9661), June 4–10, 2025.
Press & Reviews
Here you can find publications, reviews, and interviews related to my popular science activities.
Critical and review publications of books
Print media reviews
The Mission of the Teddy Bear. The World Through the Eyes of a Little Octopus and a Profession That Never Existed. Natalia Sokolova on the book "How the Inedible Becomes Edible." Rossiyskaya Gazeta, special issue of June 2, 2025 (a guide to the Red Square Book Festival).
"Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought" Book Presentation Held in Moscow. Article about the book presentation in Moscow, Newspaper Alik (Tehran), No. 202 (24755), October 7, 2024. View material.
Non-Fiction Prose.Anna Timoshchuk on the book “Think and Invent.” Newspaper “Kuzbass,” No. 21 (27248), March 21, 2024. View material.
The Time of Geniuses. Lyudmila Martova on the book “Invented in Russia: A History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II.” Magazine “The First Journal of the Samara Region on Business and Power,” No. 6 (137), July 2022. View material.
People with Character. Ekaterina Detusheva on the book “Invented in Russia: A History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II.” Newspaper Ryazanskiye Vedomosti, No. 39 (6044), June 3, 2022. View material.
A Review of the Book “Invented in Russia: A History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II.” Alexandra Kovalyova on the book “Invented in the USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991.” Student Magazine of Saratov State University named after N.G. Chernyshevsky “Sgushchyonka,” No. 38 (December 2020).
How to Become an Inventor. Alyona Bondareva on the book "Think and Invent". "Reading Together. Navigator in the World of Books" magazine, No. 1–2’2020 (January-February).
Books. Inga Bugulova on the book “Think and Invent”. Newspaper Rossiyskaya Gazeta, No. 276 (8034), December 6, 2019.
Without Fanaticism. Dmitry Gubin on the book “Invented in the USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991.” Newspaper Delovoy Peterburg, No. 180 (5233), November 22, 2019. View material.
Maria Galina and Vladimir Gubaylovsky’s Bookshelf. Maria Galina on the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." New World magazine, No. 10, 2019. View material.
Inventions, Soviet-Style. Maria Bozhovich on the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." Harvard Business Review Russia, no. 9 (2019). View material.
Thought Against the Odds. Anton Pervushin on the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." Newspaper Trinity Variant—Science, No. 17 (286), August 27, 2019. View material.
A Conversation on the Subject: Seven Books for Knowledge Day. Stanislav Sekretov on the book Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991. Uchitelskaya Gazeta, no. 35 (10792), August 27, 2019. View material.
Between the Earthly and the Sublime. Viktor Pritula on the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." Newspaper Trud-7, No. 55–56 / 28 (27326), August 2–15, 2019.
Nuclear Fission. Elizaveta Krivoshchekova reviews the book "Invented in the USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." Newspaper Commercial News (Omsk), no. 26 (1401), July 17, 2019. View material.
Everything Is the Spiders’ Fault. Five Books to Watch at the Red Square Festival. Clarisa Poulson on the book Invented in the "USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." Rossiyskaya Gazeta, special issue, June 1–6, 2019.
KGB Archives on Chernobyl and Lenin’s Robbery in Sokolniki. New Book Releases.
Denis Peskov on the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." April 12, 2019. View material.
How Dmitry Shostakovich helped Dr. Ilizarov. Olga Snezhko, a summary of a lecture-presentation of the book " Invented in the USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991". Magazine Bulletin of the Russian Musical Union "Direct Speech". No. 3-4 (27) '2019.
Invented in Russia. An article by Yulia Tsofina about the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II. " Element Um—the journal of the Office for Scientific Research and Innovation Management at Yaroslavl State University, No. 1 (January–April) 2018.
An Unfortunate Location. The Brilliance of Russian Engineering. Pyotr Deynichenko on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." GEO magazine, No. 1 (235), January 2018.
From Icebreakers to Puppet Animation. Stanislav Sekretov on the Book "Invented in Russia: A History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." Newspaper Nezavisimaya Gazeta, No. 267 (7174), December 7, 2017. View material.
Almost Lives of Remarkable People. Pyotr Obraztsov and Alena Petrova on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." Newspaper Trud-7, No. 83–84 / 41 (27169), December 1–7, 2017.
Something to Be Proud Of. Alexander Karpachev on the book “Invented in Russia: A History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II”. Oblastnaya newspaper, No. 131 (1741), November 22–28, 2017. View material.
Our True Nature: "The History of Russian Inventive Thought" by Tim Skorenko and Other Books of October. Denis Peskov on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II", October 13, 2017. View material.
In the Land of Amur Tigers. Anton Pervushin on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." Newspaper Trinity Variant—Science, No. 22 (241), November 7, 2017. View material.
Online reviews
What to Read Before Watching the "Battle of the Motors" Movie. Anastasia Yampolskaya on the book "Invented in Russia." "Culture of Novosibirsk" portal, October 21, 2026. View material.
Book of the Week. About the book "The World of Mechanic Kulibin: The Man Who Could Do Everything" on the website of the Magadan Regional Children's Library, October 9, 2026. View material.
Ivan Kulibin. Embracing the Incomprehensible. Pyotr Chernikov on the book "The World of Mechanic Kulibin: The Man Who Could Do Everything." I Want to Read portal, May 27, 2025. View material.
I am reading. Igor Namakonov. Igor Namakonov on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." Year of Literature portal, May 24, 2025. View material.
Top 10 Russian Books for Marketing Professionals. mk.ru editorial team on the book “PR Me If You Can: A PR Guide Written by a Journalist.” April 1, 2025. View material.
From the Accordion to the Mars Rover: How Our Compatriots Transformed the World with Their Inventions. Armen Martirosyan on the book "Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought," hraparak.am, March 11, 2025. View material.
From Electronics to Space: How an Armenian Engineer’s Inventions Changed the World. Evgeny Sorokin on the book "Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought,” and an excerpt dedicated to Andronik Iosifyan. "Ink" portal, January 9, 2025. View material.
Kulibin, Tolstoy, and Asia: What’s New in Non-Fiction? The Best Non-Fiction Books of the Year. Dmitry Samoilov on the book "The World of Kulibin’s Mechanics: The Man Who Could Do Everything," December 6, 2024. View material.
Made in Armenia: Who Invented the Automatic Transmission and the Concrete Mixer?
Denis Peskov on the book "Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought," September 7, 2024. View material.
“The Green of the Dollar, Counterfeit Money, and Armenian Pride: An Armenian Scientist Is Being Stripped of Credit for Inventing Unforgeable Ink.” Nane Manukyan on the book “Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: A History of Armenian Inventive Thought.” PAN.am, August 8, 2024. View material.
Which Books to Spend August On Without Regret? On important summer reading. Dmitry Samoilov on the book "Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought." August 3, 2024. View material.
Amid the Daily Dramas: Books of the Week. What to ask about in bookstores. Editors of "Gorky" on the book "Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought." August 2, 2024. View material.
9 Books on the History of Entrepreneurship in Russia. Ekaterina Brusentseva on the book “Invented in the USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991.” February 22, 2019. View material.
Between the Lines podcast, episode 31. Andrey Bashkevich on the book Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II. Hosted by Maria Karmanova and Kirill Zakharov. Silver Rain in Saratov radio, November 22, 2023. View material.
“5 Books About Inventions That Changed Our Lives for the Better.” The editorial staff of Around the World on the book Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II. August 24, 2023. View material.
Tatiana Alekseeva, Tim Skorenko: “How the Inedible Becomes Edible?” Review. Maria Loiko on the book "How the Inedible Becomes Edible." April 23, 2023. View material.
21 New Books for Children: They’ll Listen with Joy or Read with Enthusiasm. Lyudmila Chirkova on the book "How the Inedible Becomes Edible." March 3, 2023. View material.
Tim Skorenko. “Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II”. Vsenauka expert Mikhail Kalinin on the book “Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II.” December 11, 2022. View material.
7 Educational Books for Schoolchildren for Summer and Beyond. Tetiana Hordiienko on the book "Think and Invent." August 9, 2022. View material.
The Birth of the Future from Fear and Laziness. Roman Lyubin on the book Think and Invent. July 20, 2020. View material.
Books Everyone Is Talking About: “Invented in the USSR.” ReadRate portal on the book “Invented in the USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991.” May 12, 2020. View material.
The Best History Books of the Past 10 Years. ReadRate portal on the book “Invented in Russia: A History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II.” March 19, 2020. View material.
8 Signs That Your Child May Become a Brilliant Inventor. An analytical article based on the book “Think and Invent.” December 23, 2019. View material.
30 Children's Books to Look Out for at the Non/Fiction Book Fair. On the structure of humans and the world, animals and mountains, people and wizards. Maria Goncharova on the book "Think and Invent." December 7, 2019. View material.
Harsh Truth. “Enemies of the People,” the Secret of the Trans-Siberian Railway, and Disaster on Earth — 12 Best Children’s Books of the Winter. Natalia Kochetkova on the book "Think and Invent." December 5, 2019. View material.
A New Book by Science Popularizer Tim Skorenko, "Think and Invent," Has Been Released. About the book "Think and Invent." November 26, 2019. View material.
Everything Is Complicated in the USSR. A short note on the victories and defeats of Soviet inventors. Dmitry Samoilov on the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." August 24, 2019. View material.
The Eighth Color of the Rainbow. Exploring the Longlist of the "Enlightener" Award: Natural Sciences. Konstantin Milchin on the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." July 11, 2019. View material.
“Nothing to be proud of.” What to keep in mind when defending the USSR’s primacy in the major inventions of the 20th century. A Republic project on the book "Invented in the USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." July 8, 2019. View material.
My Struggle, Prison, and Devilry: 13 Best Books of the Summer—Lilya Brik’s Biography, Murakami’s Two-Volume Set, and Stephen Fry. Natalya Kochetkova on the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." June 1, 2019. View material.
Editor-in-Chief’s Pick: "Red Square." Part 2. Mikhail Vizel on the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." Year of Literature portal, May 30, 2019. View material.
15 Great Books About Science, the Brain, and Vaccines You Should Read This Summer. You don’t have to read them all—just at least one. The MEL editorial team on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." June 9, 2018. View material.
Books for a Purpose. Konstantin Milchin’s Author Program (Radio Kultura, series “The Most Unusual History Books”). Review of the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991.| Episode aired on April 10, 2018. View material.
Invented in Russia. Or Not? / Meduza Quiz. A quiz inspired by the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." December 9, 2017. View material.
Erasing the Stigmas: To Whom and for What the ‘Enlightener 2017’ Prize Was Awarded. A Mnogobukv Review. Sergey Lebedenko on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." December 8, 2017. View material.
5 Russian Science Books Worth Reading This Fall. Or at Least This Winter. Alexander Polotnyuk on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." November 16, 2017. View material.
What Was Invented in Russia? How to Write Bestsellers? Why Did the Ottoman Empire Collapse? Five non-fiction books on literature, art, history, and science. Galina Yuzefovich on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." November 11, 2017. View material.
New Non-Fiction Books: End of September. Michael Bhaskar, Paul Offit, and Tim Skorenko. Polina Ryzhova on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II," September 27, 2017. View material.
Book of the Week: Tim Skorenko. "Invented in Russia."Dmitry Samoilov on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II," September 26, 2017. View material.
Reader Tolstov: Once Again, the Best Non-Fiction from Alpina: From Revolution to the Glass Holder. Vladislav Tolstov on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II," September 24, 2017. View material.
The Land of Tigers and the Comparator: Tim Skorenko’s Book "Invented in Russia."
Konstantin Milchin on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II," September 16, 2017. View material.
From Bykov to Kolesnikov: The Main Books of MMKYA-2017. Natalya Lomykina on the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II," September 6, 2017. View material.
Brief reviews of my popular science books also appeared in the magazines “Kommersant Weekend,” “GQ,” “Russian Reporter,” “Chemistry and Life,” “Russian Pharmacies,” “Science Management: Theory and Practice,” and “Studies in the History of Science and Technology” (all Moscow), “Go” (Tolyatti); the newspapers “Komsomolskaya Pravda,” “RUSAL Bulletin” (both Moscow), “New Ladoga” (Pitkyaranta), “Angara Worker” (Motygino), “Academy” (Rostov-on-Don), “Yugra Bulletin” (Yugorsk), “Chelny News” (Naberezhnye Chelny), “Industrial News of Voronezh Oblast” (Voronezh), “Dimitrovgrad” (Dimitrovgrad), “Commercial News” (Omsk), “Rush Hour” (Ulan-Ude), and “Volga Truth” (Volzhsky); as well as the in-flight magazine of Aeroflot.
Excerpts from Books
Separate fragments of my popular science books were published on various websites and online platforms as preview materials.
“Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought.” Who designed the chassis for the Soviet planetary rovers. Excerpt from the book "Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought," August 13, 2024. View material.
The Bend of a Mylar Bottle. From the book "Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought." Excerpt from the book "Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought," August 6, 2024. View material.
"Something Doesn't Add Up in This Story." The world believed that the green dollar was invented by a brilliant Armenian. Why was this questioned? Selection from the book "Mars Rover, Accordion, MRI: The History of Armenian Inventive Thought." July 26, 2024. View material.
Gorodki, the Podstakannik, and the Seven-String Guitar: Read an Excerpt from a Book on Russian Inventions. Excerpt from the book “Invented in Russia: A History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II.” June 12, 2024. View material.
How Not to Become a Mad Inventor. An excerpt from the book "Think and Invent". October 12, 2020. Booklet Subscription Editions / On Books and Childhood (Autumn 2020).
Who Invented Electronic Music? Excerpt from the book "Invented in the USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991," November 9, 2019. View material.
On Remarkable Inventions by Our Compatriots: Raphanobrassica. My Years online magazine. An excerpt from the book Invented in the USSR: A History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991. September 2, 2019. View material.
Tim Skorenko. The History of Inventive Thought in the USSR. Excerpt from the book Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991. September 1, 2019. View material.
Two-Headed Dogs Go to Heaven. A fragment from Tim Skorenko’s book "Invented in the USSR." Selection from the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." July 20, 2019. View material.
Why the Project of the First Soviet Atomic Bomb Was Not Approved. Selection from the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." June 25, 2019. View material.
"Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." Selection from the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." June 21, 2019. View material.
Disputes over the LED. Excerpt from the book Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991. June 19, 2019. View material.
How the Soviet Union Sent Belka and Strelka into Space. An excerpt from Tim Skorenko’s book "Invented in the USSR." Selection from the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." June 14, 2019. View material.
Indestructible. These inventions brought the USSR millions, but their creators lived in cramped communal apartments. Selection from the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." June 14, 2019. View material.
“It Is Unknown What Would Have Happened If the USSR Had Obtained the Atomic Bomb Before the War”: How Soviet Nuclear Energy Was Born. "Republic" project. Excerpt from the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." June 7, 2019. View material.
How Oxygen Cocktails Were Invented and Whether They Are Actually Beneficial. An excerpt from the book "Invented in the USSR." Selection from the book "Invented in the USSR: The History of Inventive Thought from 1917 to 1991." May 27, 2019. View material.
Invented in Russia. The Story of Nicholas II’s Chauffeur Who Devised a Remedy for Russian Roadlessness. An excerpt from the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." May 17, 2018. View material.
A Wealth of Folk Wisdom: The Sokha Plow, the Podstakannik, and the Seven-String Guitar. Excerpt from the book Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II. April 20, 2018. View material.
In the 19th Century, People Drank Sour Milk and Then Got Sick. So a Doctor Came Up with a Way to Dry It. An excerpt from Tim Skorenko’s book "Invented in Russia." Selection from the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." February 22, 2018. View material.
Invented in Russia. Excerpt from the book Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II. October 10, 2017. View material.
“This Is How Russia Failed to Become the Center of European Electrification.” "Republic" project. Excerpt from the book "Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II." September 29, 2017. View material.
How a Peasant’s Son Saved the World from Counterfeit Money. An excerpt from the book “Invented in Russia.” An excerpt from the book "The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II," September 4, 2017. View material.
Shilovsky’s Gyrocar: A Two-Wheeled Spinning Vehicle. Excerpt from the book “Invented in Russia: A History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II.” September 3, 2017. View material.
How a Russian Nobleman Invented the Computer. Excerpt from the book Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II. August 17, 2017. View material.
They Never Got Copyright: The History of Anonymous Russian Inventions, from the Tea Glass Holder to the Sokha Plow. Theory & Practice project. An excerpt from the book “Invented in Russia: The History of Russian Inventive Thought from Peter I to Nicholas II.” July 19, 2017. View material.
Interviews
Interviews and articles about me in print media
Stolitsa S, No. 1 (1524) of January 4, 2022. Newspaper. Saransk: Stolitsa S, 2022. The newspaper features an interview with me, “We Can Poison the Earth with Chemicals, Burn It, Detonate Nuclear Bombs… Humanity Will Die, but Nothing Will Happen to the Planet.” Interviewer: Nikolai Kandyshev. View material.
Stolitsa S, No. 49 (1520) of December 7, 2021. Newspaper. Saransk: Stolitsa S, 2021. The newspaper features a review article of my walk around Saransk, “Varlamov: The Sequel.” Author: Sergey Chernavin. View material.
Vostochno-Sibirskaya Pravda, No. 21 (27105) of June 8–14, 2021. Newspaper. Irkutsk: Vostochno-Sibirskaya Pravda, 2021. The newspaper features an interview with me, “Tim Skorenko: ‘I Am Basically a Citizen of the World; I Have Two Citizenships’.” Interviewer: Egor Shcherbakov. View material.
Tulsky Molodoy Kommunar, No. 13 (12334) of March 6, 2020. Newspaper. Tula: Tulsky Molodoy Kommunar, 2020. The newspaper features an article about me, “Charlatans’ Gadgets by Tim Skorenko.” Author: Mikhail Nagovitskiy. View material.
Leaders Today, No. 9 (173), 2019. Magazine. Novosibirsk: Leaders Today LLC, 2019. The magazine features an interview with me, “Modern Revolutions Begin from Below.” Interviewer: Marina Kondratyeva.
Speechka, No. 15 (93) of December 7, 2017. Newspaper. Tolyatti: Tolyatti State University, 2017. The newspaper features an interview with me, “They’ll Cleanse Your Aura.” Interviewer: Varvara Dvoryankina.
Volzhsky Khimik, No. 21 (1796) of November 24, 2017. Newspaper. Tolyatti: PJSC “TogliattiAzot”, 2017. The newspaper features an article about me, “This Is All Monstrous Fraud!” and an interview with me, “Stand-Up Comedy in a Popular Science Format.” Interviewer and author: Anna Zemlyanova.
Online interviews and articles about me
The Story of Yerevan's Manhole Covers: How Ordinary Covers Became Museum Exhibits. July 5, 2026. YerevanVlog channel. A video feature about my collection of Yerevan manhole covers. View material.
Urban History Beneath Our Feet: 401 Yerevan Manhole Covers Through Tim Skorenko’s Eyes. June 27, 2026. MediaMax. Interview by Yana Shahramanyan. Photos by David Kagramanyan. View material.
Tim Skorenko: “There Are No Useless Inventions.” July 18, 2024. Slovo Online. Interviewer: Karina Eritsyan. View material.
Tim Skorenko: “I Don’t Arrange the Cauldrons in Hell Symmetrically.” September 18, 2022. Indigo. Interviewer: Anna Maria Kerry. View material.
Tim Skorenko: “A Real Childhood Can Exist Without Almost Anything.” November 26, 2019. “I Want to Read” portal. Interviewer not specified. View material.
Interview with Tim Skorenko. September 11, 2019. Pavilion of Books Blog. Interviewer: Alina Chetaeva. View material.
“In the USSR, Not a Single Household Device Was Invented That People Use Every Day.” July 13, 2019. Business Online. Interviewer: Valeria Zavyalova. View material.
“We Are Among the World Leaders in Brain Drain.” June 18, 2019. Alpina Non-Fiction. Interviewer: Anna Utkina. View material.
Journalist Tim Skorenko: “Real Inventors Are on Kickstarter.” December 29, 2017. “Inde.” Interviewer: Almaz Zagrutdinov. View material.
“A Country Should Focus on What It Does Best. We Should Not Be Making New Smartphones.” December 12, 2017. “Realnoe Vremya.” Interviewer: Maria Gorozhaninova. View material.
Invented in Russia: Our Contribution to Scientific and Technological Progress. October 3, 2017. “Russkiy Mir” portal. Interviewer: Svetlana Smetanina. View material.
Girls Who Invent Are in Trend! How to Raise One? January 30, 2016. Pics.ru. Interviewer: Lilit Mazikina. View material.
In addition, notes about me appeared in a number of local publications: the newspaper Business Quarter (Nizhny Novgorod), the newspaper Chelninskiye Izvestiya (Naberezhnye Chelny), the newspaper Udacha (Kamensk-Uralsky), the newspaper Nash Gorod (Kirov), the corporate newspaper RUSAL Bulletin (Moscow), the newspaper Pik (Kamensk-Shakhtinsky), the newspaper Akademiya (Rostov-on-Don), the newspaper Sinara (Yekaterinburg), the newspaper Ingoda (Chita), the newspaper NG-Exlibris (Moscow), the newspaper Gorod N (Rostov-on-Don), the newspaper Prichulymsky Vestnik (Achinsk), and others. It is not possible to compile a complete list of such materials.