Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Novosibirsk State University –
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Institute of Medicine and Medical Technologies Novosibirsk State University's Institute of Medical and Technical Medicine (IMMT) announced the launch of a special research training program, "Promising Researchers in Biomedicine." This project, the institute's first initiative of its kind, aims to identify and support talented undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate students seeking careers in medicine and psychology.
The program's goal is to create conditions for the further professional growth of young scientists within the university, enhance their competencies in conducting interdisciplinary research, and prepare participants for effective collaboration in modern scientific teams.
On September 15th of this year, the application process for the program closed. Approximately 30 applicants were selected—senior students studying in the General Medicine and Psychology programs, graduate students, and residents at the Institute of Medical and Technical Medicine who demonstrated high academic achievements and scientific success.
A key element of the program will be a mentoring system, pairing each participant with an experienced specialist—an NSU staff member or faculty member. Academic advisors will help young scientists develop individual career development plans, including participation in projects, publishing articles, and presenting their results at relevant conferences.
An educational component is also provided, including a series of lectures and training sessions focused on developing professional knowledge and soft skills: the ability to present research results, the basics of organizing interdisciplinary projects, knowledge of the principles of bioethics and conducting clinical trials, public speaking skills, and scientific writing.
"This initiative is important to us as a key element of our strategy for training highly qualified specialists for Russian science. Our goal is not only to cultivate a new generation of scientists, but also to provide young talent with the necessary conditions to realize their potential right here at the university," noted Yulia Samoylova, Director of the NSU Institute of Mathematical and Mathematical Technologies.
The project is being implemented as part of the Priority 2030 strategic academic leadership program and is designed to last two years. Graduates who successfully complete the talent pool program will receive advantages in future employment at NSU research departments and partner organizations.
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