The book "The First All-Union Conference on Planning Research Work: Theses of Reports" is a unique document that reveals the most important aspects of the development of scientific research within the framework of Soviet science of the era. Despite the absence of a specific author, this publication is a valuable collection of theses reflecting strategic ideas and practical approaches to the organization and planning of scientific projects relevant to the Soviet scientific community of the early 20th century. It serves not only as historical evidence, but also as a source of inspiration for those interested in the development of scientific thought, research methodology and the management of scientific initiatives. This book is a real storehouse of information for scientists, students, teachers and anyone who is engaged in scientific activities or is interested in the history of Soviet science. It examines in detail the issues of a systematic approach to the planning of scientific research, methods for assessing the effectiveness of scientific projects and mechanisms for coordinating scientific efforts at the state level. The theses of the reports collected in this book make it possible to understand how the Soviet scientific elite formulated its ideas, what tasks it set for itself and how it implemented large-scale scientific programs. It traces the key topics from strategic planning and resource allocation to interdisciplinary links and international cooperation, which makes the book relevant for modern researchers interested in the history and development of scientific systems. For whom this book will be a real discovery? First of all, it is intended for historians of science, researchers, students studying the Soviet scientific system, as well as for those who are engaged in the organization of scientific research today . Age range of readers - from senior schoolchildren and students to professional scientists and teachers looking for a deep understanding of the methods of planning scientific works . Special attention is paid to those who appreciate the systematic approach, strategic thinking and historical perspective in the field of science and technology. This book can become a handbook for those who want to understand how scientific priorities were formed in the USSR and how scientific ideas turned into real projects. The topics raised in the “First All-Union Conference on Planning Research Work: Theses of Reports” deserve special attention due to their relevance today. The book deals with the formation of scientific programs, methods for assessing scientific results, as well as the importance of interdisciplinary links and international knowledge exchange. The authority and depth of the analysis make this work a valuable source for those who want to understand how to organize scientific activities in conditions of limited resources and strict government requirements. It helps to look at scientific planning not only as a technical process, but also as a strategic task that requires creativity and foresight. The style of the author, despite the anonymity, is clear and logical harmony . The book has a deep respect for the scientific tradition and the desire to systematize knowledge. Inspired by classical works on scientific methodology and management, the authors of theses sought to convey ideas that remain relevant today. This book is not just a collection of reports, but a kind of manifesto of scientific progress, a call for the development and improvement of research methods, as well as for strengthening scientific ties within the country and abroad. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand how Soviet scientific policy was formed, or want to learn about methods of planning and organizing scientific research in the past, "The First All-Union Conference on Planning Research Work: Theses of reports" will be a real discovery for you. It will not only expand the horizons of your understanding of the history of science, but also inspire new ideas and approaches in your own research activities. This book is an important bridge between the past and the present, allowing you to look at scientific development from a new perspective and understand how strategic thinking helps to achieve great goals in the field of knowledge.