First at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) MISIS, for the 9th meeting of the International Scientific Advisory Board.

Heathrow to Moscow Sheremetyevo by Aeroflot. |

Steel umbrella capable of sustaining wind at 100 km per hour. |

Carbon steel, no less. |

Ground temperature of -21 C in Moscow. |

Winter lights in Moscow |

Flowers at the National Hotel in Moscow |

Meeting of the International Scientific Advisory Board of NUST MISIS |

Meeting of the International Scientific Advisory Board of NUST MISIS |

Thick layers of snow. |

Thick layers of snow. |

Elazar Gutmanas |

View of Moscow from Professors' Club at MISIS |

View from Professors' Club at MISIS |

View from Professors' Club at MISIS |

Dinner at the "Sixty" hotel. Jan van Ruitenbeek in the foreground, Harry Ruda and Borje Johannson. |

Dinner at the "Sixty" hotel, Wolfgang Bleck in the middle. |

Dinner at the "Sixty" hotel. |

Dinner at the "Sixty" hotel. |

Night view of Moscow from the 60th floor. |

Steel supporting the 60th floor. |

Early morining view of the Kremlin from the National Hotel. |

Borje, Harry and Lou Halamek (on the right) |

Display of flowers at the National Hotel in Moscow. |

Live outreach programme at NUST MISIS, which is watched at 25,000 schools in the Russian Federation |

The programme is broadcast live on the internet. |

The idea is to explain the latest developments in science and technology. |

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The Director of the Additive Manufacturing unit is the host. |

The Rector of MISIS, Alevtina Chernikova inspires the students. |

In the evening, we head to the Bolshoi Theatre to see "The Flames of Paris". |

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Inside the Bolshoi. Joe Shinar in the background. |

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The pit where live music emanates. |

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Alyona Ponomarenko in the foreground. |

Harry and Borje in the front, Alyona, Harry Ruda and Lou at the back. |

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Some shots of the performance when it finished. |

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The bows, The Flames of Paris, a story about the French Revolution. |

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