A new researcher in the 5G Wireless Networks Modeling Center
Abdukodir Khakimov graduated from the Faculty of Infocommunication Networks and Systems of St. Petersburg State University of Telecommunications named after Bonch-Bruevich, his scientific advisor was PhD in Engineering Muthann Ammar Saleh Ali. Over the past few years, Abdukodir has been directly involved in the scientific research of the Institute, in particular, in the development of the laboratory of the 5G Wireless Network Modeling Center in the framework of cooperation between RUDN University and St. Petersburg State University of Technology, where he established himself as a talented young scientist.
RUDN chemists have created a biodegradable polymer based on chitosan and polyhydroxybutyrate. Chitosan, which is obtained from animal shells and fungal cells, gives the compound antimicrobial properties, so it can be used for disposable medical and hygienic materials and products.
RUDN University professor together with colleagues from France and the USA has developed a technique for describing blood clotting regarding the individual characteristics of patients. This will help to make more accurately diagnosis and select drugs dosages for the treatment of haemophilia, thrombosis and other blood coagulation disorders.
RUDN chemists have proven the effectiveness of metal complexes for catalysis of cyanhydrin production — substances important for the chemical industry. Chemists managed to achieve 96.3% of the reaction efficiency.