Blitz-interview: seven questions for the finalist of the "Science of the Future - the Science of the Young" forum
Danil, what do you think is the value of studying international relations?
International relations is an in-depth study of foreign languages, world politics, the history of diplomacy, and ways of resolving conflicts. Understanding international relations helps you to comprehensively assess current events in world politics and offer predictions for the development of the situation.
Tell us about the topic of your research. Why is it relevant?
The topic of my work is the competition between the U.S. and the PRC in the field of technology in Southeast Asia. Its relevance is due to the growing confrontation between the United States and China in the field of technology.
How and in what industry can it be useful?
It can both be used by the research community and prepared as a policy brief for authorities who are involved in foreign policy decisions.
How did you find out about the contest?
I was invited to participate in the contest by Maksim Andreyevich Nikulin, Ph.D. in History and Theory of International Relations at the RUDN University.
When you applied for participation, did you expect to make it to the final?
The scale of the forum is enormous - I didn't expect to be able to achieve such a result.
What plans do you have for Novosibirsk?
I would like to discover Novosibirsk as a scientific center of Siberia and visit the sights of the city.
Do you agree with the statement that science is the business of the young?
I agree. It is young people who offer new approaches and methods of solving existing problems.
RUDN hosted the competition "On the Pages of the Coursework". Twenty-five papers were recognised, 16 of them received the highest marks. One of the winners of the competition is Ravuri Priyamsha Lakhana from India (VI year, "Medical Business", Medical Institute). She researched non-alcoholic steatohepatitis and spoke about who is at risk and what is needed for early diagnosis.
Every year RUDN holds a competition of scientific student works "Joint Start: Let's do science together". The University provides scholarships for the projects of young scientists and student associations. All developments are practice-oriented and have the potential for further commercialization.
Create a project about the problems of atmospheric air, write an article about the dangers of microplastics, talk to schoolchildren about saving resources at home... Or why are students engaged in environmental education?
RUDN hosted the competition "On the Pages of the Coursework". Twenty-five papers were recognised, 16 of them received the highest marks. One of the winners of the competition is Ravuri Priyamsha Lakhana from India (VI year, "Medical Business", Medical Institute). She researched non-alcoholic steatohepatitis and spoke about who is at risk and what is needed for early diagnosis.
Every year RUDN holds a competition of scientific student works "Joint Start: Let's do science together". The University provides scholarships for the projects of young scientists and student associations. All developments are practice-oriented and have the potential for further commercialization.
Create a project about the problems of atmospheric air, write an article about the dangers of microplastics, talk to schoolchildren about saving resources at home... Or why are students engaged in environmental education?