Outreach
Public science lectures, a popular science book, films, interviews, channels, and visual materials. Russian-language resources are marked in the titles or buttons.
Popular lectures Particle physics, astrophysics, and modern physics for broad audiences
Lecture slides and videos open directly from this section. Most linked lecture materials are in Russian.
In a Nutshell (in Russian)
Short 5-10 minute modules: one physics question and one clear answer.
Why do we need neutrino telescopes? (in Russian)
The Universe seen with neutrinos. Astrofest lecture, 2026.
The Birth and Life of the Universe (in Russian)
Hot beginning, first light, stars, galaxies, Earth, and the far future.
The lecture video will be added later. The interactive BBN game uses the same engine and PRyMordial grid as the in-slide version; the public applet hides the hint/demo buttons so visitors can search for the parameters themselves.
Modern Physics Without Formulas (in Russian)
Mini-course on spacetime, quantum fields, the Standard Model, searches for new physics, and the future of experimental particle physics.
What is a particle in quantum field theory?
Wave or point: scattering of a quantum wave on two targets, with an interactive applet.
Selected lectures and films
Videos on neutrino physics, modern physics, and demonstration experiments.
Black holes (in Russian)
Book Solar Neutrino (in Russian)
FilmsFilms and visual projects
InterviewsArticles, broadcasts, and podcasts
Interviews about neutrino physics, the Baikal telescope, and science communication. Linked materials are in Russian.
Ghost trap: astrophysicists draw neutrinos from Baikal
About the Baikal deep-water neutrino telescope and the goals of neutrino astronomy.
Science communication: a new concept and new knowledge
About science communication work at DLNP JINR, current projects, and plans.
The Baikal telescope as a unique instrument for neutrino astronomy
About Baikal-GVD and the information on cosmic evolution carried by neutrinos.
To the bottom for a black hole
Interview for Rossiyskaya Gazeta about the Baikal neutrino telescope.
Neutrinos need to be made to speak
Interview by Yan Makhonin for Troitsky Variant — Science.
Scientific Approach radio podcast
Radio Russia broadcast about neutrino telescopes.
Channel One. Schroedinger's Cat podcast
About the origin, detection, and telescopes of neutrinos at Baikal and in Antarctica.









