Professor Emeritus of RUDN Zhanna Kobalava celebrates her anniversary
We sincerely congratulate you on your anniversary wishing you many happy returns of the day and new scientific achievements!
Zhanna Kobalava is the author of more than 400 scientific articles published in Russian and foreign journals, and various works, including 10 monographs. She is among the top 100 most quoted Russian scientists according to elibrary.ru
Zhanna Davidovna was born in 1958, in the city of Tkvarcheli (Abkhazia).
In 1978, she entered Patrice Lumumba University of Peoples’ Friendship to major in General Medicine and graduate with honors.
1989 - defended her thesis on "Clinically important aspects of pharmacodynamics of clonidine in hypertension".
1997 - received the title of Doctor of medical sciences.
In 2005, she headed the department of propedeutics of internal diseases of the Medical faculty of the RUDN University.
12 years later she is Head of the department of internal diseases with a course of cardiology and functional diagnostics of RUDN. She also heads the department of cardiology and clinical pharmacology of the Faculty of advanced training of medical workers.
On a Sunday winter day at the exhibition named “Russia” RUDN University gathered students, partners, colleagues, and organized lectures under the title “We are different! We are equal! We are together!” The event took place in Pavilion 57 on the platform of the Russian Society “Znanie”. And on this day the hall was jam-packed.
The event was attended by more than 350 students from Russia, Bahrain, Egypt, Yemen, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia. The students organized an exhibition of the fraternity, introducing the guests to national dances, treating them to Algerian coffee, Arabic sweets and talked about the culture and history of the people of the country. The week ended with a futsal tournament.
On the eve of the New Year, we are summing up the past 365 days and set new goals for the next year. Whatever we do — study, work or do research — we intend to conquer even higher peaks.