andrey alekseenko found out how it works.eather bag filled with sand or sawdust, we are talking about a punching bag. she has no more intelligence than a garden scarecrow. more precisely, this was the case until russian engineers decided to equip this sports equipment with electronic brains. this is essentially, well , to put it in two words, this is a punching bag that exhibits the highest reaction in order not to expose itself to the boxer’s blows. the pear literally sees the enemy, technical vision systems help, and neural networks allow you to predict his actions. the parallel electric drive almost instantly changes position, the entire structure dodges the blow, and we can also adjust this distance, we can make it small, medium and long, it turns out that this is a robot that tries to maintain a constant distance relative to the athletes. in essence, a smart punching bag does everything to make a person excited and fully involved in the workout. plus its pace can be such that a fight with a real opponent will seem like a

andrey alekseenko has all the details. 3000 people, this is exactly how many people, according to doctorss today, and even more people. there are tens, if not hundreds of millions of people with vision problems. medical scientists are trying to solve the problem, at least partially, in different ways, creating electronic implants or growing fragments of damaged eye tissue. that's why the paths followed in sechenovka when they created an artificial cornea. it is made of collagen, we take animal tissues, we can take various tissues, skin, ligaments, and so on, we extract jellied meat from them, in fact. in this case, as a source. scientists used bovine tendons, from which , using a chemical reaction under the influence of an electric current, they obtained a blank, a collagen film, then cut out an implant of the required size; in terms of strength and transparency, it is not inferior to a real cornea, this was confirmed by tests. we we implanted the cornea into a rabbit, the cornea took root, we did a histological analysis, we were satisfied with it. now the next step is to check the viabil

andrei alekseenko tried to comprehend the depths of the universe. can you see the lens flare?t the process inside this steel chamber - space, or rather the conditions as close as possible to it. cold close to absolute zero, radioactive radiation , very low pressure. it is about 10 trillion times lower than the atmospheric one. this corresponds to the conditions of outer space. in essence, we are talking about the processes that were going on in the vastness of the deep space. by creating them in the laboratory, placing various substances inside the chambers, you can study the evolution of molecules in... galaxies and ultimately get an answer to the question: how did life actually originate on earth? these are molecules of carbohydrates, fats, fatty acids, and amino acid molecules from which proteins are built, as well as nucleotides from which ribonucleic and deoxyribonucleic acids are created. it is not surprising that the installation has already been called a factory of bricks of life, albeit a very small one, because the scale of the experimental site is so microscopic, wh

andrey alekseenko found out how it works. a leather bag filled with sand or sawdust.avnia has no more than a garden scarecrow. more precisely, this was the case until russian engineers decided to equip this sports equipment with electronic brains. this is essentially, well , to put it in two words, this is a pear that... shows the highest reaction in order not to expose himself to the boxer’s blows. the pear literally sees the enemy, technical vision systems help, but the internet does not allow it. guess it actions: a parallel electric drive almost instantly changes position, the entire structure dodges the blow, and we can also adjust this distance, we can make it small, medium and long, it turns out that this is a robot that tries to maintain a constant distance relative to the athlete. in fact, a smart bag does everything in such a way as to arouse excitement in a person and he is completely involved in the training, plus its pace can be such that a fight with a real opponent will seem like a rest, by the way, in the heat of... change, to the helmet, to equipment,

andrey alekseenko will tell you about what problems a device with a super prefix solves. this is what a modern supercomputer looks like. a new machine from siberian scientists called cascad. data, carries out calculations and models physical processes in a matter of seconds. this reduces development time tenfold. the main thing is to set the correct parameters. we take some element, some kind of blade, turbines or something else, start changing modes, calculate all this here, collect a large database at the output, after a few iteration cycles we get the optimal shape that gives you an increase at some efficiency. the supercomputer helps not only aircraft manufacturers, but also energy workers. so calculations on a supercomputer helped create a vortex ignition burner for... a local test, as a result, power engineers were able to abandon expensive fuel oil in favor of cheap and environmentally friendly electricity, in the near future, the management of power plants will generally be entrusted to neural networks, by selecting parameters, training the neural network, it can

andrey alekseenko has all the details. 300,000 people, this is exactly how many, according to doctorss. at least partially in different ways, they create electronic implants or grow fragments of damaged eye tissue, so the paths went into sections when they created artificial cornea. it is made of collagen, we take animal tissues, we can take various tissues, skin, ligaments, and so on, we extract jellied meat from them, in fact. in this case, the scientists used bovine tendons as a source of collagen, extracting them through a chemical reaction under the influence of an electric current. we received a blank, a collagen film, then cut out the implant of the required size; in terms of strength and transparency, it is not inferior to a real cornea, this was confirmed by tests. we implanted a cornea in a rabbit, cornea it took root, we did a histological analysis, it suited us. now the next step is to check the viability of the development in the clinic, they are preparing for a breakthrough in this laboratory of festekh, here, with the help of cellular technologies , they are creating a

andrey alekseenko will talk about how computer simulations will help people.d, sergei has a vr helmet on his head, which means the short journey he’s talking about takes place in virtual space. and this is not a recreational stroll. a young man tests a program to combat depression. we give him a task, um, you will see several rooms, these rooms will have different shapes. determine in which room, in which room what shape. tests, scientists have found similar visuals have a positive effect on the cerebral cortex, regular sessions in a 3d helmet can lift a person out of depression, and in the future we are planning to develop a phone application, that is, so that a person can be independent. to do this. the priority 2030 program, which is being implemented within the framework of the national project science and universities, will help bring the methodology to perfection. thus, this year , 118 universities from 50 regions of the country are participating in the program, including 12 universities in the far east. besides this, 42 the university additionally recei

details from andrey alekseenko. 300,000 people, that’s exactly how much according to doctors, today theywas created. it is made from collagen. we take it. animal tissues, we can take various tissues, skin, ligaments and so on, we extract jellied meat from them, in fact. in this case, as a source collagen, scientists used bovine tendons, from which, using a chemical reaction, under the influence of an electric current, they obtained a blank, a collagen film, then cut out an implant of the required size, in terms of strength and transparency it is not inferior to a real cornea, this was confirmed by tests. we implanted the cornea into a rabbit, and the cornea took root. we did a histological analysis, we were satisfied with it, now the next step is to check the viability of the development in the clinic, they are preparing for a breakthrough in this festekh laboratory, here with the help cellular technologies are creating a medicine for the retinal tissue, which is responsible for transmitting the signal from light-sensitive receptors to the brain, their breakdown most often leads to compl

a device that allows you to sleep in a matter of minutes. device this device was studied by andrey alekseenkossion. however , she still feels the consequences of difficult exams; for a month she has not been able to get enough sleep. to solve the problem, the girl turned to doctors. at the moment we are looking at the phase of rapid eye movements. in a special laboratory, doctors using an encephalograph are trying to find out the reason why sleep problems began. the state of sleep depends on several factors, yes, on the one hand there is an accumulation of fatigue, which causes increased drowsiness, this is precisely the effect of the substances. which form due to lack of sleep. in this case , only pills will help, but in the situation polina found herself in, the problem turned out to be different. diagnosis by specialists, abiarrhythm disorder. the body due to nightly gatherings with textbooks, here in order to restore health, it is not necessary to use medications, as physiologists believe; sleep can be normalized by stimulating the senses, vision and hearing, and it is not necessary to go

the depths of the universe, tried the pastiche andrey alekseenko. to start the process inside this steelessure, this corresponds to the conditions of outer space. essentially, we are talking about the processes that were going on in the vastness of deep space. by creating them in the laboratory and placing various substances inside the chambers, it is possible to study the evolution of molecules in our galaxy. ultimately get an answer to the question: how did life actually originate on earth? these are molecules of carbohydrates, fats, fatty acids and amino acid molecules, of which proteins are built, as well as nucleotides, from which ribonucleic and deoxyribonucleic acids are created. it is not surprising that the installation has already been called a factory of life building blocks, albeit a very small one, because the scale of the experimental site is so microscopic that scientists are forced... to count individual atoms, spectrometry technology already helps here , this peak is hydrogen molecules h2, this peak and next to him is a satellite - these are water molecules, but in the u

andrey alekseenko will tell you how the experiments are carried out. we are in the phytotron.ans grow on the left. the installation allows you to simulate the climates of different regions of the world, from russia to australia. of course, these greenhouses, closed from the outside world, were not created out of idle curiosity. thanks to phytotrons, scientists at the institute of agricultural biotechnology can obtain up to six harvests of various crops in one year. even get the technology. we take two parents who have different genes , cross them with each other, then these genes recombine with each other, so to speak, mix, then we try to select from this mess that results, new genotypes that will be better than the parents. this is very important when the task is to develop new plant species that are, for example, frost-resistant. to do this, the phytotron is able to reduce the temperature to almost zero and the amount of light. here , indicators such as water vapor pressure, intensity, spectrum, length, illumination, temperature are regulated, plus additionally, of course, a

knows the means andrey alekseenko. the press turns on and the miniature sponge begins to shrink. and they made this hydrogel stronger by filling this hydrogel with porous microparticles made of polylactide, another biodegradable polymer, but this time synthetic. the elastic modulus of the material is comparable in characteristics to human soft tissue. scientists want to use a similar structure as... a drug carrier with a programmable duration of action, for example, for the treatment of diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and tuberculosis is a universal volumetric drug deliverer, which is very soft, it does not injure, it dissolves when doctors need it and delivers the medicine accordingly. our task is to make a material that will deliver this medicine to the place in a convenient, correct way, then we can treat almost any disease, depending on what kind of medicine there will be? today , many scientists in our country are studying the possibility of hydrogel. this is how an airgel is created from hydrogel in arkhangelsk. they want to use it to treat wounds and

russian scientists are conquering their peaks, creating the most powerful computing centers , andrey alekseenkoe iron doors of a black cabinet there are a lot of wires, this is what a modern supercomputer looks like. a new machine from siberian scientists called cascad analyzes data, carries out calculations and models physical processes in a matter of seconds. this reduces development time in dozens of times. the main thing is to set the correct parameters. we take as... an element, some kind of blade, turbines or something else, we start changing modes, we calculate all this here, we collect a large database, at the output , after several federation cycles there, we get the optimal form, which gives you an increase in some efficiency. the supercomputer helps not only aircraft manufacturers, but also power engineers; calculations on the supercomputer helped create a vortex ignition burner for a local power plant; as a result, power engineers were able to to abandon expensive fuel oil in favor of cheap and environmentally friendly electricity, in the near future the control of power plants will

andrey alekseenko will talk about how computer simulations will help people.rgei has a vr helmet on his head, which means the small trip he’s talking about takes place in virtual space, and this is not an entertaining walk, a young man is testing a program to combat depression , we give him a task, and you will see several rooms, these rooms will have different shapes. determine which room, what shape you are in. the session lasts about 15 minutes in total during this time, the space around the user is transformed, the square room gradually becomes spherical. during clinical trials, scientists found that such visual imagery has a positive effect on the cerebral cortex. regular sessions in a 3d helmet can lift a person out of depression. in the future, we plan to have a telephone call. with a real psychologist, we are getting into the habit of communicating more and more not in person, not in person, but online, these are chats, we don’t even call each other, that’s all, of course, it affects the fact that we gradually, gradually lose the habit of communicating