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Russian physicist found guilty of working with foreigners

AUG 17, 2006
Physics Today
Nature : Russian physicist Oskar Kaibyshev was given a six-year suspended prison sentence last week for exporting technologies with possible military use to South Korea. Human-rights advocates say the accusation is baseless and part of a series of prosecutions unjustly targeting Russian scientists.
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