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From: harper@csc.fi
Newsgroups: bionet.users.addresses
Subject: Re: "Telestroika"
Message-ID: <1990Sep13.163053.1@csc.fi>
Date: 13 Sep 90 16:30:53 GMT
References: <1990Sep11.083442.1@csc.fi> <1990Sep12.230627.1@csc.fi>
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In article <1990Sep12.230627.1@csc.fi>, harper@csc.fi writes:

> Well it looks like the Russians are really onto USENET and are writing 
> to many different NEWSGROUPS... 

Russian nodes and contacts... an update.

	Right now the following institutes are accessible:

	demos.su        - DEMOS (network R&D center & software mfr)
	kiae.su         - Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy
			  (our major backbone host runs there)
	icsti.su        - International Center of Scientific &
			  Technology Information
	velham.su       - project VELHAM (psychology & education)
	jvd.su          - Joint Venture Dialogue
	ipmce.su        - Institute of Precise Mechanics & Computers
			  Engineering
	hantarex.su     - Joint Venture Hantarex
	isi.itfs.nsk.su - Institute of Systems Researches (Novosibirsk)
	kaija.spb.su    - Center KAIJA (Leningrad)
	iias.spb.su     - Institute of Informatique (Leningrad)
	ioc.ew.su       - Institute of Cybernetics (Estonia, Tallinn)
	public.su       - Public Domain

	The situation changes every day - our net is growing quckly.

	Here a list of persons who could provide you an information about
	addressess:

	avg@hq.demos.su  ptr@kiae.su  plb@plb.icsti.su
	nnd@isi.itfs.nsk.su  chech@post.kaija.spb.su
	dburk@gsp.iias.spb.su  leo@ioc.ew.su  sergey@s514.ipmce.su

-=ROB=-