RUDN University dentists are the best of the best! Victory in the XX Prize of the Government of Moscow in the field of medicine
“It was a complete surprise! We had very serious competitors. RUDN University is the only university that participated in the Prize (not counting the joint project of Sechenov University),” Samvel Apresyan.
Samvel Apresyan and Alexander Stepanov, Director and Professor of the Institute of Digital Dentistry of the RUDN Medical Institute, spoke at the City Hall with the work “Technology of 3D modeling and production of facial prostheses”.
The finalists were chosen by the Council of Chief Physicians under the Moscow City Health Department. The winners will be awarded by Sergei Sobyanin, the mayor of Moscow — they will receive a cash prize. But Samvel Apresyan and Alexander Stepanov have already received the most important award — the professional recognition of the Moscow Government.
For reference:
The Moscow Government Prize in the field of medicine is a professional competition where Moscow doctors can demonstrate their scientific achievements. Criteria for the qualifying round: relevance, novelty, originality, reliability, public recognition and the amount of work performed.
The Council of Chief Physicians of the DZM identified priority areas for scientific work in 2023:
- Modern methods of diagnostics, treatment and prevention of socially significant diseases;
- Creation of new digital systems in the field of medicine;
- Improving the health of children and mothers. Integrated methods and technologies for providing medical care to children and mothers;
- Prevention of diseases and formation of a healthy lifestyle;
- Development of new forms of management and organization of medical activities.
From July 10 to 13, RUDN University hosted the “Growing the Future” accelerator. More than 100 participants listened to a series of lectures, visited rural fields, and studied innovative solutions in agriculture.
In April, students, graduate students and young scientists from 30 countries participated in 48 sections of the Lomonosov International Scientific Conference: from journalism and sociology to geology and space research. RUDN University undergraduates and postgraduates presented their work in five areas.
From July 10 to 13, RUDN University hosted the “Growing the Future” accelerator. More than 100 participants listened to a series of lectures, visited rural fields, and studied innovative solutions in agriculture.
In April, students, graduate students and young scientists from 30 countries participated in 48 sections of the Lomonosov International Scientific Conference: from journalism and sociology to geology and space research. RUDN University undergraduates and postgraduates presented their work in five areas.