Students and employees of the RUDN are invited to participate in the implementation of the projects of the Department of Medical Elementology
At a meeting of the presidium of the Council for Economic Modernization and Innovative Development, which was held on December 20 under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, the HealthNet Strategic Initiative Agency's initiative on the development of personalized medicine focused on the future was approved for niches that are only being formed . These promising areas are six: information technology in medicine; Medical genetics; Biomedicine; Sport and health; Preventive medicine; Healthy longevity.
Professor Anatoly Skalny, head of the Department of Medical Elementology at the medical institute of the RUDN, manages one of these areas - preventive medicine. Under his patronage, three projects have already been developed that are really ready for practical implementation: "Safe motherhood", "Managed system of professional longevity" and "Stop, autism."
All three projects have great economic efficiency, great social significance, as well as prospects for deepening and expanding the professional orientation of these practical-oriented developments.
All RUDN students and staff wishing to participate in the implementation of these projects can apply to the Department of Medical Elementology of the RUDN.
The new list of federal innovation platforms (FIP) of the Russian Federation includes 30 new organisations. Among them is Peoples' Friendship University of Russia named after Patrice Lumumba. This became possible thanks to the development of the Digital Pre-University Faculty of RUDN.
December 15, Minsk hosted the IX International Student Olympiad in Human Anatomy. It was attended by 9 teams from Russia and Belarus. Students of RUDN took two 3rd places in the theoretical and practical rounds.
The VI Firsova Readings conference “Modern languages and cultures: variability, functions, ideologies in the cognitive aspect”, held at the Faculty of Philology brought together speakers from Russia, England, Hungary, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands, working in 9 thematic sessions. The conference featured a workshop, a round table and three seminars in Russian and English.