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The author reflects on the scientific legacy of Russia, focusing on the how the Russian literature can stimulate new line of research by making it accessible to the international scientific community. It discusses topics including the 40th scientific assembly of the Committee on Space Research held at the Lomonosov Moscow State University in Moscow, university founder Mikhail Lomonosov, and a paper by Aggarwal and co-authors on groundwater discharge for degassing of radiogenic 4He .

The article focuses on souring relations between Russia and Western countries and how Russian President Vladimir Putin's isolationism and anti-Western rhetoric may negatively impact Russian science. It states Russian research institutes and universities have started to instruct scientists to gain permission from the Federal Security Services prior to submitting papers or giving talks at scientific conferences. It mentions concerns of foreign-funded foundations they could be placed on a list of undesirable organizations.

The article focuses on the study in the State University in Kuban, Russia which shows mathematical solutions of integral factorization method in integral equations for anisotropic media. According to the author, the university has developed the mathematical formula which is eventually known as Wiener-Hopf equation to complete the studies of boundary value problems. Information regarding mathematical equations such as Fourier transformation parameters is also discussed.