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Russians entered international list of young innovators according to MIT magazine

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Russians entered international list of young innovators according to MIT magazine


16.07.2019

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Graduates of leading universities of Russia, MSU and MIPT, physicist Ida Pavlichenko and molecular biologist Olga Dudchenko are among the 35 leading young innovators. The list is annually announced by the MIT Technology Review magazine, RIA Novosti reports.

The list of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is considered one of the most respected in the scientific world, and scientists noted by MIT are widely known. The editorial board notes representatives of science who have managed to achieve significant discoveries or other successes in the scientific field, before reaching 35 years of age.

It is noted that Olga Dudchenko, who now works at the American Medical College of Baylor, got on the prestigious list for creating a technique for gluing short pieces of DNA. She also participates in scientific programs to save rare animals from extinction.

Ida Pavlichenko was called a young innovator for the creation of special tubes that do not allow the penetration of infections in children's ears. Russian woman is working on promotion of this invention, which has already attracted the attention of investors, together with her colleagues at Harvard.

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