- Cement and its applications
Infobox Journal
title = Cement and its Applications
discipline =Interdisciplinary
publisher = Association of publishers
country = flagicon|Russia Russia
history = 1907 to present
ISSN = 0041-4867At present journal ‘Cement and its Applications’, which was founded over a hundred years ago, is a privately owned independent publication dealing with the problems of production and application of cement in Russia, in all the newly independent states on the territory of the former USSR and in other countries of the world. The journal, which is the only cement specialist Russian-language periodical, works in close co-operation with cement plants and holding companies, equipment manufacturers, producers of concretes, dry construction mixes and other cement products users, as well as with research and design institutes and institutions of higher education, all of those being its major subscribers.
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