scientific workers, in general, in principle , you consider the scientific sphere from the state to be effective, maybe the scientific community has some ideas that there is something additional to offer, well, first, of course, more money should be allocated for uh motivation, because well yes, if we talk about such volumes and you somehow do it effectively, it is of course so serious.

is flirting with this matter, many of us, say, there refuse to be the head of the laboratory and others, because it is no longer a researcher, this is the administration , and there is no double salary , which has not been the case for some time, probably this mechanism played a big role, double in the regions, but now we are analyzing this experience, because our regions are different, each its.

in pieces was perceived as an attack on its independence and such, say, a restriction of freedom in this, in theory, the state should be interested in independent ones , yes, in fact, we have built relationships with every ministry, every ministry formulates such a task for us even it would seem the ministry of construction.

already frightening, but for now they are simply frightening, yes, but frightening for one simple reason, i will explain, because we have only now begun to feel, these neural networks, that they somehow help us in many tasks, this decade, this there will be revolutionary changes when the performance of neural networks there does not increase a thousand times over a decade.

hello, this is the decade of science and technology in russia, the ntv television company and the state corporation. we are presented with the program, science and us program about how science will change our lives in the next 10 years, i am vladimir antokhin, and i am ekaterina shugaeva, and in 10 years science will create a universal antibiotic, but i would really like to believe in it, so i invited optimists who believe that

through in 10 years, science will really create a universal antibiotic, this is maria balalaeva, clinical pharmacologist, good evening, and andrey ivashchenko, an expert on innovative pharmaceuticals, hello, at the end of the program our optimist guests will make a forecast of the probability in 10 years science will indeed create a universal antibiotic; our expert, professor kapustin, will tell you about the history of antibiotics. most ordinary people, far from the world of science, for some reason are sure that all discoveries are accidental, as alexander sergeevich wrote there, an accident. god the inventor. mendeleev dreamed of a children's table, x-ray put his hand where it shouldn't, well, everyone knows about newton's apple too. there are legends about the discovery of antibiotics. in general, the first antibiotic was penicillin. alexander fleming once went on holiday,

i returned from vacation and found mold on the table. this mold belonged to a rare species - penicillin. fleming later wrote. “if i had worked in a sterile laboratory, i would not have achieved anything, but fleming continued his research, and in 1940 penicillin was tested on.” motor mice, the results were fantastic and, again, few people paid attention to them, but the war began: penicillin turned out to be the miracle drug that saved millions of lives, the mortality rate of soviet soldiers from wounds and infections decreased by 80%. fleming was initiated into knights, his team received the nobel prize, at the presentation of the prize it was... said that fleming did to defeat fascism,