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Presentation of the 2017 Presidential Prizes in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists

During his visit to Novosibirsk, Vladimir Putin presented Presidential Prizes in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists.

February 8, 2018
13:00
Novosibirsk
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  • Presentation of the 2017 Presidential Prizes in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists.
  • Presenting the 2017 Presidential Prizes in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists. The prize is awarded to Nikita Bashnin for his contribution to studying the relations between the church and the state, the development of monasteries and publication of primary sources dating back to the 15th –19th centuries.
  • Presenting the 2017 Presidential Prizes in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists. The prize is awarded to Nikita Bashnin for his contribution to studying the relations between the church and the state, the development of monasteries and publication of primary sources dating back to the 15th –19th centuries.
  • Presenting the 2017 Presidential Prizes in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists. The prize is awarded to Konstantin Kokh for developing methods to obtain chalcogenide compounds and create functional crystals for high-technology devices.
  • With winner of the 2017 Presidential Prize in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists Konstantin Kokh.
  • Presenting the 2017 Presidential Prizes in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists. The prize is awarded to Konstantin Kokh for developing methods to obtain chalcogenide compounds and create functional crystals for high-technology devices.
  • Presenting the 2017 Presidential Prizes in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists. The prize is awarded to Maxim Nikitin for developing a new generation of smart nanomaterials for biomedical applications and fundamentals for autonomous biomolecular computer systems used in theranostics.
  • With winner of the 2017 Presidential Prize in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists Maxim Nikitin.
  • Presentation of the 2017 Presidential Prizes in Science and Innovation for Young Scientists.

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Publication date: February 8, 2018, 13:00

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