Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Government of the Russian Federation – Government of the Russian Federation –
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Order dated July 11, 2025 No. 1871-r
1 billion rubles will be allocated from the Cabinet's reserve fund for the implementation of measures to create the infrastructure of the innovative scientific and technological center (ISTC) "Composite Valley" in the Tula Region. This order was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
With the allocated funds, the necessary work will be carried out and at least 50 units of equipment will be purchased for the scientific laboratory buildings.
"Composite Valley" will become a platform that unites students, scientists and business representatives, which will help create new scientific and technological programs and attract investments for the implementation of innovative projects. The center is being created on the instructions of the President on the basis of Tula State University within the framework of the federal project "Development of the production of composite materials and products made from them", which is part of the national project to ensure technological leadership "New Materials and Chemistry".
The center's main areas of activity include multifunctional materials, chemical components and technologies for their production; modeling, design and production of products from composite materials; new environmentally friendly closed-loop technologies for small-tonnage chemical production; catalytic materials and technologies for the production of chemical products for the agricultural and petrochemical industries.
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From Mikhail Mishustin's opening remarks at the Government meeting, July 10, 2025
“As a result, the region will have the most modern base for the development, implementation and small-scale production of multifunctional substances and components, as well as for modeling an advanced range of products made from composite materials, which will make it possible to find solutions to a number of complex design problems,” Mikhail Mishustin noted atGovernment meeting on July 10.
The law on the INTC was adopted in Russia in 2017. They are created to organize the transfer of scientific competencies of universities into commercial circulation, involve students and researchers in the development of technologies in demand on the market, and also to help technology companies and startups. A special legal regime for conducting scientific research and implementing innovative solutions, up to the production of specific products, is in effect on their territory. In the coming years, a whole network of such centers should be created in the country. They will become part of a single innovation ecosystem that will bring scientists' developments closer to the real needs of the economy and stimulate the development of technologies.
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