26.11.2025
At the annual Congress of Young Scholars, a tripartite agreement was signed between the Foundation “Moscow Innovation Cluster,” RSUH, and the company “Innopraktika.”
Under the agreement, the parties will combine their many years of experience and expertise to implement a new educational and communication project “Science Seekers.” As part of the project, a series of open scientific and popular events will be held at the sites of the Moscow Innovation Cluster and RSUH. For the selected participants, the parties will provide methodological and expert support and will organize an event on the site of the Moscow Innovation Cluster or in RSUH on Nikolskaya Street with online broadcasting.
“The project gives young scholars the opportunity not only to speak before colleagues, but also to present their developments to a wide audience. Together we will create a community, including humanitarian and interdisciplinary researchers, in which it will be possible to openly share knowledge and find new opportunities for cooperation,” said Rector Loginov.
“Young scholars, researchers, and developers are essentially the new heroes of our time and the heroes of the modern ‘stage of science and technologies’ in the Russian Federation. They participate not only in technological development but also in the social development of our society, influencing many fields of the functioning of the state. […]” emphasized First Deputy General Director of “Innopraktika” Natalia Popova.
