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The 20 pages that link to Russian Academy of Sciences, each with the reason it gives.

• Mikhail LomonosovRelated: Lomonosov worked within the academy and became one of its leading scientists.

• Alexander FriedmannRelated: Friedmann held an academic post there while developing his cosmological work.

• Konstantin TsiolkovskyRelated: Tsiolkovsky received recognition from the Soviet Academy late in life, reflecting official acceptance of his work.

• Great Northern ExpeditionRelated: Its scholars and specialists contributed scientific work to the expedition.

• Saint Petersburg State UniversityRelated: The university grew from the academic institutions attached to this academy.

• Semyon DezhnevRelated: Its research helped bring Dezhnev's overlooked account to wider scholarly attention.

• Alexander ProkhorovRelated: Prokhorov held leadership roles in Soviet and Russian scientific institutions, including the academy.

• Georg Wilhelm StellerRelated: Steller worked within its scholarly network after moving to Russia.

• Pyotr KapitsaRelated: Kapitsa’s scientific standing was recognized through election to the Soviet academy and its successor institution.

• Peter Simon PallasRelated: The Academy recruited Pallas and organized the expeditions that defined his Russian career.

• Vasily BartoldRelated: Bartold held leading scholarly roles in the academy and its orientalist institutions.

• Vasily TrediakovskyRelated: Trediakovsky worked there as a translator and later held an academic position.

• Vladimir VernadskyRelated: Vernadsky worked within the academy and helped build its research institutions.

• Zhores AlferovRelated: Alferov later led the academy, extending his influence beyond semiconductor research.

• Adam Johann von KrusensternRelated: Its scientific interests helped shape the expedition’s research aims.

• Aleksandr LyapunovRelated: Lyapunov was elected to the academy, recognizing his standing in Russian mathematics.

• Pavel SchillingRelated: Schilling’s scientific work and telegraph demonstrations connected him with Russian scholarly circles.

• Ivan BarkovRelated: Barkov's work as a copyist connected him to the institution's scholarly culture.

• Vladimir DalRelated: The academy awarded Dal its Konstantinovsky Medal for his dictionary.