ГБУ "МАЦ"

  • Bust of A.S. Popov

    Alexander Stepanovich Popov was an outstanding Russian physicist and electrical engineer who became one of the pioneers of radio communication. His work laid the foundations for modern radio and had a significant influence on the development of communication technologies.

  • Akademik Petrov Square

    In the Western Administrative Okrug of Moscow, within the Kuntsevo District, lies Akademika Petrova Square

  • Memorial plaque to Dmitry Alekseev, Commander of the 354th Infantry Division, Soviet military commander, Colonel General, participant in the Battle of Moscow in 1941

    One of those heroes, whose name is forever inscribed in the history of the district, is Colonel General Dmitry Fyodorovich Alekseev, commander of the 354th Rifle Division.

  • Eternal Memory to the Heroes Who Fell for the Motherland 1941-1945

    On the territory of Goncharovsky Park, located in the Butyrsky District of Moscow at Rustaveli Street, a monument bearing the memorial inscription “Eternal Memory to the Heroes Who Fell for the Motherland 1941-1945” has been erected.

  • Akademika Alexandrova Street

    Anatoly Petrovich Alexandrov served as Director of the Institute of Physical Problems of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1946–1955) and later as Director of the I. V. Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy.

  • Akademika Flyorova Street

    Georgy Nikolaevich Flyorov was a Soviet nuclear physicist, an initiator of the Soviet atomic project, an Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1971), and a Hero of Socialist Labour (1949). He received the Lenin Prize (1967) and three USSR State Prizes (1946, 1949, 1975).

  • Hero of Socialist Labour, Academician A.A. Samarsky worked in this building

    Alexander Andreyevich Samarsky was an outstanding Soviet and Russian mathematician, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), and one of the founders of the national school of computational mathematics and mathematical modeling. He was awarded the title Hero of Socialist Labor (1979).

  • V.A. Kotelnikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics of the Russian Academy of Sciences

    Vladimir Alexandrovich Kotelnikov was a leading Soviet and Russian scientist whose name is inseparably linked with the development of radio engineering, radio communications, and radio astronomy. He made foundational contributions to information theory and electronic cryptography, became an Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences (later the Russian Academy of Sciences), and was twice named…

  • N.L. Dukhov All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Automation

    Nikolai Leonidovich Dukhov was a Soviet designer of armored vehicles and nuclear and thermonuclear weapons, a Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Technical Sciences, three‑time Hero of Socialist Labour, Lieutenant‑General of the Engineering‑Technical Service, and a recipient of the Lenin Prize and five Stalin Prizes.

  • Monument to the scientist, designer, creator of the first reactors N.A. Dollezhal

    Nikolai Antonovich Dollezhal was a Soviet power engineer, nuclear‑reactor designer, and professor. He became a corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences in 1953 and an academician in 1962. Twice named Hero of Socialist Labour (1949, 1984)