On February
The events are organized annually to help accelerate the development of the Russian scientific-technological and production base of the bio industry to ensure, on the principles of import substitution, the country’s medicinal and industrial safety, and to create a pool of biotechnological enterprises operating in different economic segments and oriented to the production of demanded bio products for health and Medicine, industry, agriculture and forestry, energy, transport, housing and communal services, ecology and other spheres.
In the framework of the
At the exhibition, the RUDN University made a presentation of it’s developments in sphere of biotechnology:
From the RUDN University at an exhibition presented developments in the sphere of biotechnologies :
- Small Innovative Enterprise “Meristem”, Agrarian — technological Institute — demonstration of the plants received in test tubes by microchannel reproduction;
- The center of collective use in the field of pharmacy — developments in the field of pharmacy, a possibility of carrying out researches of different degree of complexity in bioengineering, medicine;
- Institute of biochemical technology and nanotechnology — a possibility of carrying out various researches.
Representatives of the RUDN University, which has taken part in Young Scientists Competition:
- Stoynova Anastasia Mikhaelovna, Kuzmenko Valeria Vitalyevna, Meshcheryakova N. V., Armyaninova D. K. — Institute of biochemical technology and nanotechnology;
- Zenina Margarita Anatolyevna, Karamyan Arfenya Semenovna, Savochkina Anna Yurevna — the Center of collective use in the field of pharmacy;
- Zaev Denis Aleksandrovich — faculty of scienses.
Exhibition and the events of the business program touched on the all range of the directions of the bio industry:
BIOTech2C
- Products and services of the biotechnological companies for the end customer.
- Medical food. Baby food.
- Nutritional supplement, geroprotectors.
- Biological products for medicine and cosmetology, and also ready-made products on their basis.
- Biological and genetic tests.
- Mobile technologies and individual diagnostic equipment.
BIOLab
- Laboratory and analytical equipment and bioanalytical complexes.
- “Smart” laboratories.
- Processes and devices for biotechnological productions and laboratory researches (bioreactors and the measuring equipment).
- Chemical agents and sets.
- Nutrient solutions.
- Consumable materials.
BIOSoft
- Software products for biotechnology.
- Big Data.
- Cloud computing and services.
- Databanks in biotechnology. IT decisions for biological tasks.
BIOMed
- The personalized diagnostics and treatment.
- Biopharmaceutics and pharmaceutical companies.
- Biochips and biosensors.
- Genetic engineering and biocompatible materials.
- Biomedical and biorobotics technologies
BIOEconomy
- All range of bioproducts for food the industries, agro-industrial complex, biogeology, industrial productions, and also bioagents for protection and recovery of the environment.
- Production technologies.
- Alternative energy sources, including from renewable feedstocks.
BIOVenture
- Venture funds.
- Programs of support of the biotechnological companies.
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On 12th of March 2020 one of the leading experts of RUDN Research Center Mathematical Modelling in Biomedicine Fyodor A. Syomin held an open lecture Electromechanical Model of Cardiac Muscle Tissue with Mechano-Electrical Feedback
On February 6, the international scientific conference ‘Living Values of the University in a Globalizing World’ was launched in RUDN University with the support of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research.
It would be shortsighted to underestimate the outcomes of the First world war. The mistakes made in this war, which were not taken into consideration, largely determined the further course of history of the 20th century. The radical restructuring of the world order did not solve all the accumulated problems. Over the past hundred years, researchers have been rethinking the role of the first world war: one of the key projects, which brought together 28 participants from 11 countries, was completed in the Romanian city of Alba Iulia at the conference “International Treaties of the Paris Peace Conference (1919-1920)”. According to its results, a collective monograph was published in the very heart of the victorious Entente, at Cambridge Scholars Publishing, entitled “The Paris Peace Conference (1919-1920) and Its Aftermath. Settlements, Problems and Perceptions”.
On 12th of March 2020 one of the leading experts of RUDN Research Center Mathematical Modelling in Biomedicine Fyodor A. Syomin held an open lecture Electromechanical Model of Cardiac Muscle Tissue with Mechano-Electrical Feedback
On February 6, the international scientific conference ‘Living Values of the University in a Globalizing World’ was launched in RUDN University with the support of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research.