The Russian Science Foundation summed up the results of several competitions, including those held in accordance with the instructions of Vladimir Putin following a meeting with scientists in May 2019.

Competition for the support of research involving leading scientists

Based on the competition results, 52 projects were recognized as winners. At least two leading scientists will be involved annually in the implementation of the winning projects; these scientists are to make short-term (at least, 1 month) visits to the organization to deliver lectures and participate in seminars, schools for young researchers on the subject of the project, as well as to conduct research. The size of one grant shall be from 5 to 8 million roubles annually.

Competition for the support of interdisciplinary projects

According to the results of competitive selection, 24 interdisciplinary projects consisting of several interrelated projects of scientific teams were recognized as winners. The grant for the implementation of one interdisciplinary project shall be from 8 to 12 million roubles annually. Both competitions were held in accordance with the instructions of Vladimir Putin following a meeting with scientists held in May 2019.

Competition for the support of individual research teams

According to the competition results, 406 projects of research teams consisting of no more than 10 people were recognized as winners. The size of one grant shall be from 4 to 6 million roubles annually.

Projects of scientists of KSC SB RAS, which won the competitions:

Competition for the support of research involving leading scientists
Project: Development of dynamic mathematical models for forecasting critical socio-economic situations and the creation of effective numerical methods for solving such models.
Project supervisor: Shaydurov V.V.

Competition for the support of interdisciplinary projects
Project: Integrated (thermal and catalytic) processing of agricultural wastes.
Project supervisor: Tarabanko V.E.

Competition for the support of individual research teams
Project: Study of the effect of high-energy processes in a low-pressure arc plasma on morphological, magnetic and electrophysical properties of the synthesized CuO and NiO nanoparticles.
Project supervisor: Ushakov A.V.

Congratulations to the supervisors and participants of the supported projects!