At Heathrow airport
At Heathrow airport
Arrival in Moscow, rain
The next day, walking near the Duma (parliament of the Russian Federation)
Professor Sergey Kaloshkin with Harry’s new book on crystallography
The welcoming dinner. Here, Joe Shinar is toasting the hosts
In the middle is Ella, on the right, Elazar
The dinner was on the 60th floor.
Moscow at night
At some point in the proceedings, a massive window on the left opens with the help of hydraulic jacks made from steel. Alyona Ponomarenko in the foreground
The International Committee, hard at work.
Visiting a diamond mine in Russia, in virtual reality - spectacular!
Lou Halamek, Lindsay Greer and Wolfgang Bleck getting ready for action
Lindsay and Harry had dinner with Gareth and Johnathan from the British Embassy in Moscow
The sweets
Round table discussions about the future
A duet, by Lindsay and Wolfgang
Sergey Kaloshkin on the right claiming the billions of dollars made on amorphous metal.
The audience for Harry’s talk on length scales
To the theatre, for an enchanting performance of “bayadere”, a ballet based on a story from India
First performed around 1880
The team at the theatre. Ruslan on the right
The pit
Lou, ready for a cultural experience at a new park, museum, animated educational park created adjacent to the Kremlin
In the Russian Arctic
Icebreakers first made in Russia
Lindsay Greer, Harry Ruda and Jan Ruitenbeek
Stainless steel in action at the park
Spherical projection of Harry’s selfie
Beautiful views from the newly planted roof garden
Supporting the Stanford Womens’ volleyball team
The shape here is like that of the interaction region created when electrons spread in a metal in a scanning electron microscope
Everything there was elegantly and thoughtfully desinged. Including the benches and the sisal/wood fence which stands out for its simplicity
The river Volga in Moscow
One of the seven sisters in the background (Moscow State University)
The river Volga
