achievement, at bsu they give very... just sophisticated types of specialty , and not only in the faculty of chemistryd the faculty of physics, because well, these three faculties are considered the most complex faculties at the university, and their specialties are also somehow interconnected, the chemistry of medicinal compounds is approximately the same as pharmaceutical chemistry, the only difference is that our program itself is slightly expanded, that is, i study for 5 years, and pharmaceutical students, they only study for 4 years, they have a more abbreviated form, they have more like would workloads than ours, my main specialty is that not only can i do pharmaceutical work, i can also learn how to work with medicines, in factories, i can work as a practical worker, i can work in factories. in principle, this is all both a physical specialty and a chemical one, i did not expect that, well, regarding, say, laboratory work, i did not expect that so much time would be devoted to all this, so much work is done by hand, because for me, education, which i grew up with here there is no such applied,

achievement, at bsu they give very sophisticated types of specialties, and not only at the faculty of chemistryecause well, these three faculties are considered the most difficult. at the university, and the specialty, they are also somehow interconnected. the chemistry of medicinal compounds is approximately the same as pharmaceutical chemistry. the only difference is that our program itself is slightly expanded, that is, i study for 5 years, and pharmaceutical students, they only study for 4 years, they have a more abbreviated form, they have a larger workload, as it were, than ours. my main specialty is... that not only can i engage in pharmaceutical activities, i can also learn how to work with medicines there, i can work in factories as an internship, i can work in factories, in principle, this is all a physical specialty and a chemical one, i didn’t expect that, well regarding, let's say, laboratory tests, i didn't expect that there would be so much time to devote to all this , so much... i learned in 2 years of studying chemistry, it was completed in three lectures, these are three lectu

minister of education of the republic of belarus, born in the city of minsk, graduated from the faculty of chemistrym a scientist chemist, a specialist in the field of logs chemistry, at a young age i was fond of sports, but today i am responsible for the education system. education of our younger generation of our country, and you did it in one minute, we have 100 children in the studio, everyone has a question, let's see how many questions you have time to answer, who will start, hello, my name is adeline, i have a question for you , and according to the theory of evolution, each subsequent generation for me and the previous one, you agree with this, yes - in what way are we smarter than you? well, i think first of all that today time is very dynamic and it is different in that there is a very huge amount of information that is received in general, not only to the younger generation, but to us adults, and it seems to me that the current younger generation is probably more stress-resistant to such a volume of information , in this you are probably smarter than us. what then is the problem of our ge

our favorite, ulbek by nationality, was born and raised in tajikistan, graduated from the faculty of chemistryr yesterday to to find out if he had prunes , he didn’t have prunes, i said: “abakir, well, we’ll come for prunes, our program is dedicated to prunes, and he says: no, i don’t have them, but for our sake someone has them i took some prunes here on top of the raisins and sprinkled them for us, no, because if you remember why we fell in love with abubakir, because he sells good products, this is it.” his dried apricots are chemically unprocessed, they are not so beautiful, but we remember him for the program asked to show this one, it is also there, but it’s like he has it on display like this, we love honest sellers , because we know that they are chemically colored , so today we have prunes like this, he still had mercy, the whole market is taking us away, we ourselves don’t understand why, this is me in melitopol. .. girls , thank you very much, but we can ask you to leave , we say hello to all the daughters and all the sons, your mom is alive, no, she died recently, and dad is the sa

the deck of fate is stacked in such a way that almost immediately after graduating from the faculty of chemistryind of grandiose discoveries, i don’t know whether my hands are so golden or my fate is like this, and i synthesized five minerals. why with very high symmetry, he was persuaded to sit down for his doctorate, but after the accidental death of his scientific supervisor, a young promising scientist, said goodbye to crystallography forever, i didn’t i planned to study any kind of history, but i studied it at twelve-year intervals, but theoretical history is not a twelve-year periodicity, absolutely, not a historian, not by profession, not by vocation, in any way. so i met with my classmates, they explained to me that a twelve-year periodicity is generally a trifle in history, that you really need to take 36 years. the excitement of the researcher completely captured him. grigory kvasha decided to find the secret key to the algorithms of events and prove that history develops strictly in accordance with some of its own laws. i realized very quickly why i had intuition. from television befo

beach, sunstone has a special property, this can easily be discussed tell a student of the faculty of chemistryes, pharmaceutical, and also for cosmetic purposes, for example, to prevent skin aging, for babies, for teething faster, a range of applications. the development of chemists at kstu is wide, one sample of solar stone emulsion is suitable for different areas. colloidal solution of amber is a 100% bioorganic antiseptic that can be used to treat hands or various surfaces. there is such a specific smell of sunstone here. kstu chemists will continue their work on the study of entar; there may be many more ways to use the resin that hardened millions of years ago. konstantin morozov, maxim werner, lead the wedge. scientists at st. petersburg university have developed a unique search drone; it searches for people lost in the forest not using a video camera or thermal imager, but using a speaker and microphone. a working prototype is already ready when drones start rescuing people from dense forests, ilya karelin found out.

if you're on the beach you sunbathe, the sun stone has a special property, a student of the faculty of chemistryproperties of amber, for example, it is often used for medical purposes, as well as pharmaceutical ones. in cosmetics, for example, to prevent skin aging, for babies, for faster teething, the range of applications developed by kstu chemists is widest, one sample of sunstone emulsion is suitable for different areas. amber colloidal solution is a 100% bioorganic antiseptic that can be used to treat hands or various surfaces. there is such a specific smell of sunstone here. kstu chemists will continue their research work. drive through two fords that do not freeze even in winter, and then through two ice crossings, at least half an hour's drive along winter off-road, deep into the muradymov gorge natural park, here among the ural ridges belarusian bison have been settling in for several days, they are afraid of people, they were captured from a free population, not brought from a nursery, so they have a very wary attitude towards people, they let them in, well, as you can see, 150 meters,

both a budgetary form of education and a paid one, but why do the cost of education at different faculties differ? then chemistry, it was spent on it, on its purchase, operation, consumables, money is spent, so they are also taken into account when calculating this cost of training, so it cannot be the same, precisely because that various funds are invested there so that the student receives an education, there are such faculties in which there is no budget at all for... the social sphere, for this reason there is planning and the state has the right to finance and provide training in a particular specialty so that in the future this specialist will then enter the state sphere, the public sector of the economy. why are there fewer budget places every year? well, i would not say that there is such a direct dependence and... in some specialties , on the contrary, we are expanding the budget form of training, and there is, for example, such a variety as a targeted form of training, when individual government agencies... ministries, committees are interested in, for example, that it is at the faculty there of the be

the kuvans and the russians, there is some kind of special chemistry, as i understand it, that some of you speak russian? and i want to go to the facultyngly... in russia, that russia helps, we miss you, we don’t have enough, we believe in the russians, you know, we have always believed in the russians, now economic news, briefly: to the pilot 17 more banks will join the digital ruble project, including sber, tenkov, rosselkhozbank and others, this is stated on the central bank website. in total , 30 credit institutions are now participating in the pilot. it is possible that foreign banks will gain access to the platform, this will allow cross-border payments to bypass swift. let me remind you that the central bank plans to introduce digital rubles into mass circulation no earlier than 2025. the volume of remittances from russia to neighboring countries fell by 12%. we are talking about transactions to kazakhstan, georgia, armenia and kyrgyzstan. in the twenty-third year , 7 billion 700 million dollars were sent there, writes rbc. the publication notes that the volume of translations has decreased. after record growth a year earlier. e