Representatives of the RUDN University participated in the 30th annual conference of the Society for Light Treatment and Biological Rhythms (SLTBR)
This scientific conference united researchers from various countries of the world studying the effect of photomodulating effects of visible light on the state of the biological rhythms of the organism.
In recent years, phototherapy (exposure to bright light) has been successfully used in clinical practice (mainly abroad) to treat various disorders of the nervous system and higher nervous activity, such as seasonal affective disorders, depression, mania, sleep disorders, etc.
Dr. med. Blagonravov Mikhail Lvovich, head of the Department of General Pathology and Pathological Physiology of V.A. Frolov Medical Institute took part in the conference and delivered the report on: «The effect of brightlight on blood pressure and heart rate in essential hypertension». He made a presentation of new experimental data, that had been obtained using a unique technique of 24-hour radio-telemetric monitoring of physiological parameters in animals in free-motion mode.
The materials of the conference are published in the international scientific journal «Neuropsychobiology», indexed in the Web of Science database (DOI: 10.1159 / 000489584).
In 2021, RUDN launched a grant support system for young scientists and research teams. To date, 247 teams from various institutes and faculties, including those outside our university, have participated in the program.
A young scientist at RUDN University is not just a researcher, but a bridge between cultures and disciplines. Their strength lies in “hybrid” thinking: they combine the traditions of the Russian academic school with a global perspective, work in international collaborations, and see science as a tool for solving specific problems facing humanity — from food security to interfaith dialogue. Their research is born at the intersection of faculties, and the results speak for themselves in Q1 and Q2 articles and real technologies.
Sergey Ivanov, a scientist from St. Petersburg, became the first winner of the RUDN University International Prize for scientific achievements and merits in the field of mathematics in the amount of 5 million rubles.
In 2021, RUDN launched a grant support system for young scientists and research teams. To date, 247 teams from various institutes and faculties, including those outside our university, have participated in the program.
A young scientist at RUDN University is not just a researcher, but a bridge between cultures and disciplines. Their strength lies in “hybrid” thinking: they combine the traditions of the Russian academic school with a global perspective, work in international collaborations, and see science as a tool for solving specific problems facing humanity — from food security to interfaith dialogue. Their research is born at the intersection of faculties, and the results speak for themselves in Q1 and Q2 articles and real technologies.
Sergey Ivanov, a scientist from St. Petersburg, became the first winner of the RUDN University International Prize for scientific achievements and merits in the field of mathematics in the amount of 5 million rubles.