Publications in 2015

Monographs:

1. History of physics. Khramov Yu.O.; Physics. History of fundamental ideas, theories and discoveries (Khramov Yu.O., NAS of Ukraine, Central Research Institute of Informatics named after G.M. Dobrov. – Kyiv: “Feniks”, 2015. – 2nd ed. revised, supplemented – 816 p., ill. (71 printed sheets) ISBN 978-966-136-226-9 300 copies.

The book presents a brief world history of physics as the history of its fundamental ideas, theories, laws, and discoveries built on their basis, that is, physical innovations, within the framework of a certain periodization scheme. This innovative history of physics is supplemented by a detailed chronology, a reference to the Nobel Prizes in Physics, an extensive list of literature, and a personal index. The book is illustrated with a large number of plot photographs, drawings, and portraits. There is no analogue of it in foreign historiography.

Designed for physicists, historians of science, physics teachers and students of physics faculties of higher educational institutions, for whom it can serve as a textbook.

2. Onoprienko V.I. The image of science in a changing world. – Saarbrücken (Deutschland): Lambert Academic Publishing, 2015. – 180 S. ISBN 978-3-659-67753-3

The book focuses on the problems of the new image of science, formed in connection with the processes of globalization and informatization of society and culture, with the emergence of concepts of post-industrial, information, knowledge, and technogenic society. Science and scientific rationality are not only undergoing fundamental changes, but also producing a new post-non-classical methodology, new means of analyzing and evaluating the results of scientific research. The specifics of technoscience, the risks of the latest megatechnologies and strategies for their social control, national science in the global network society and "information poverty" are considered. The tools for studying science, shifts in the organization of science, and the assessment of the contribution of scientists are analyzed. Issues of dialogue between the scientific community and the government, the public and business, the prerequisites for the formation of modern scientific and technological policy, and the effectiveness of the cognitive apparatus of the sociology of science are discussed. Promising guidelines for the knowledge society are correlated with the real problems of science and education, and the transformation of the idea of ​​​​the university. Particular attention is paid to the state of science in countries with transition economies (Ukraine, Russia).

Keywords: science, sociology of science, science studies, engineering, technology, university, scientific community, academy of sciences, growth of scientific knowledge.

3. Onoprienko M.V. Megatechnologies of the knowledge society. Social space, risks for man and society. – Saarbrücken (Germany): Lambert Academic Publishing, 2015. – 150 P. ISBN 978-3-659-39557-4

The functions of technology as an activity, as realized knowledge, and as a cultural phenomenon are examined. The specific features of technical sciences, the characteristics of technical sciences, technologies, and technological paradigms are determined. The knowledge society is not only a possible model of social development in the future; it is already becoming a reality today and is acquiring the characteristics of a new social ideal. Therefore, it is necessary to pay primary attention to the social, anthropological, and value aspects of its formation. A new type of technology is associated with the knowledge society paradigm, which is radically changing the entire life of society. These are the so-called latest megatechnologies: information, bio-, nano-, cognitive, and related social and humanitarian technologies. The knowledge society is capable of generating new risks for individuals and society. The prospect of a new technological revolution and the formation of a knowledge society is associated with the convergent development of nano-, bio-, info-, cognitive, and social and humanitarian technologies. The convergent effects of megatechnologies constitute the essence of their phenomenon, which is referred to as NBICS convergence. This book is devoted to their nature, effects, and consequences.

Keywords: science, technology, knowledge society, information, bio-, nano-, cognitive, socio-humanitarian technologies, risks of megatechnologies.

4. Onoprienko V.I. Legends of Soviet Science. Essays about scientists –. – Saarbrücken (Deutschland): Lambert Academic Publishing, 2015. – 690 S. ISBN 978-3-659-77025-8

The tasks of building a socialist society in the USSR were always correlated with the leading role of science. First of all, science had to replace religion in the worldview. Declarations about the primacy of science were combined with a repressive policy towards the intelligentsia. The industrialization of the country, the war of 1941-1945, the task of restoring the economy, the atomic and space programs became powerful impulses for the development of science and technology, the scientific and technical potential of the country, and the emergence of new branches of science and industry. The book is not only about outstanding scientists who received public recognition and well-deserved awards during their lifetime, but also about those who were subjected to ostracism and repression in the totalitarian state, but whose scientific legacy resonated in subsequent decades, including abroad. In the essays, emphasis is placed on identifying the real and practical contribution of the scientist and his meaning in perspective and retrospectively. The prestige of science in society had an impact on the development of the education system and on the life orientations of new generations. For those who work in science and are interested in its history, university professors, everyone who is touched by the fate of science.

Keywords: Science, technology, history of science, physics, Earth sciences, humanities, space, Soviet Union, scientists, engineers.

5. 5. UDC 338.4:001.895(476+477). Innovative development of regions of Belarus and Ukraine based on the cluster network form // V.P. Solovyov et al.; scientific ed.: V.P. Solovyov, T.S. Vertinskaya; National Acad. of Sciences of Belarus, Institute of Economics. – Minsk: Belarusian Science, 2015. – 391 p. (22.79 standard sheets). – Circulation 152 copies. ISBN 978-985-08-1837-9 (monograph).

The book summarizes the results of joint research conducted by the Institute of Economics of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus and the G.M. Dobrov Institute for Scientific and Technological Potential and Science History Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, with financial support from the Belarusian Republican Foundation for Fundamental Research and the State Foundation for Fundamental Research of Ukraine: "Scientific Principles of State Support for the Formation of Regional Clusters in the Context of Sustainable Innovative Development of the Regions of Belarus and Ukraine" and "Develop a Strategy for Improving the Competitiveness of Regions, Small and Medium-Sized Cities in Belarus and Ukraine Based on a Cluster-Based Network Form of Innovative Development."

6. Kapitsa Yu.M. Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Protection in Scientific Institutions: Monograph / Yu.M. Kapitsa, K.S. Shakhbazyan, D.S. Makhnovsky, I.I. Khomenko / Ed. Yu.M. Kapitsa. – Kyiv: Logos Publishing House, 2015. – 431 p. SBN ISBN 978-966-02-7631-4 :

Brochures, reference books:

1. Tsyban V.O. Laureates of the V.I. Vernadsky Gold Medal and the Outstanding Scientists of Ukraine Prizes of the NAS of Ukraine in 2015. – K.: Nauk.-vyrob. p-vo “Publishing House “Naukova Dumka” NAS of Ukraine. – 2015. – 29 p.