IKBFU Postgraduate Presented His Research at an Innovation Contest in Moscow

Vladislav Goglev, a postgraduate at the Higher School of Physical Solutions and Technologies took part in the Contest of Inventions and Innovative Technologies  that was held in Moscow.  He presented the patented nuclear quadrupole resonance signal detection device designed to facilitate the search for hazardous substances in public places to the expert community. The young researcher is developing the device under the guidance of his supervisor, university associate professor Viktor Ponazatkin.

Vladislav Goglev:

This is the third time when I take part in the Contest. Thanks to the university's support I was able to greatly improve and facilitate my research. This is an excellent platform for introducing new inventions and technologies to the market. It gives an opportunity to find interested investors, as well as to look at the experience of Russian and international colleagues in various spheres of scientific and inventive activity. Besides the exhibition I had a chance to attend several conferences devoted to the topic of intellectual property, and to present the patented developments of our university.