CLEAN: Siberian 'academic city' eyes return to Soviet glory

The Academ Gordak Scientific Center in Siberia, established in the 1960s, was a hub for Soviet scientific innovation, including the world's first particle accelerator. Despite setbacks following the USSR's collapse, international collaborations, particularly with CERN, have helped sustain its operations. Recent Russian investments aim to revitalize the center, attracting students and fostering new scientific advancements in bio and nanotechnology.

How are Western countries currently supporting the Nuclear Physics Institute?

What recent developments indicate a renewal of scientific activity in the Academ Gordak Scientific Center?