"Neurons Take Off": a new episode of the "Russia Speaks" podcast on young talents in science
The third episode of the "Russia Speaks" podcast by the National Centre RUSSIA features young scientists and professionals from various fields sharing their innovative developments and contributions to solving global challenges. The guests of this episode include specialists in medicine, rocket and space technologies, architecture, and energy.
How are young scientists advancing science today? What challenges do they face, and what opportunities lie ahead? These topics are discussed by podcast participants Dmitry Telyshev, Alexander Smykov, German Yangalin, Dauddin Daudi, Inga Glushkina, and Mikhail Nachevsky.
The guests shared their scientific discoveries, current research, and views on the future of their industries. The podcast host is Anzhelika Kiryan.
The educational podcast "Russia Speaks" is a project by the National Centre RUSSIA dedicated to key issues in science, medicine, and technology. In the first episode, Anzhelika Kiryan, a host from "Komsomolskaya Pravda" radio, spoke with Doctor of Biological Sciences and MSU Professor Vyacheslav Dubynin about the prospects of studying the human brain. The second episode focused on the architecture of the future, featuring Andrei Chernikhov, the chief curator of the exposition "The Birth of Scale."
The new episode of the "Russia Speaks" podcast is now available for viewing on the official website and in the VKontakte community.
A panel discussion "Integration of the Special Military Operation Heroes into Civilian Life" was held at the National Centre RUSSIA as part of the 3rd All-Russian Municipal Forum "Small Homeland — the Strength of Russia".
Among its key events were the signing of major agreements, the Twin Cities Forum, and the festival of cultures "Heart of the Motherland", dedicated to the Year of the Unity of the Peoples of Russia.
Guests not only observed the process but also asked the craftswomen about the meanings and the everyday life of the Khanty and Mansi peoples.
