ARTEM OGANOV ELECTED MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL CORE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

Artem Oganov, professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, full professor at Skoltech, and Chairman of the Scientific Committee of the VYZOV Prize, became member of the International Core Academy of Sciences and Humanities. This scientific organization was established with the aim of supporting research and assisting the global academic community. It includes representatives of various countries and sciences across the world. 

 

The Academy brings together scientists from all over the globe. One of its members is astrophysicist Aleksei Starobinsky. The Academy aims to foster international research in various fields of knowledge. 

 

"Acknowledgement is important to any person, including scientists," said Artem Oganov. "Naturally, our self-esteem and opportunities increase when our activities gain recognition. Acknowledgement is the source of inspiration."
 

 

He also noted that the election to a major academy of sciences is one of the important means of recognition in the scientific community as well as prizes. 

 

Artem Oganov is Chairman of the VYZOV Prize Scientific Committee. The VYZOV National Prize for Future Technologies is timed to coincide with the Decade of Science and Technology announced in 2022, and is designed to acknowledge breakthrough ideas and inventions that are changing the landscape of modern science and the lives of all people. The Prize sponsor is the VYZOV Foundation for the Development of Scientific and Cultural Relations together with Gazprombank with support of the Government of Moscow. Rosatom State Atomiс Energy Corporation is the general partner of the Prize. 

 

On March 3, the call for applications for the VYZOV National Prize for Future Technologies was launched. The Prize's mission is to encourage new generations to pursue science and technology in Russia. This year, the Prize includes the new international Discovery category that welcomes scientists from all over the world, including Russians who live and work abroad.
 

 

Application period runs until May 20. 

 

The prize fund of the 2024 VYZOV Prize is 50 million rubles in total, 10 million rubles in each of the five categories.