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��ֱ�� Chemists Invent New Materials, Get International Patents

mml-editor — Tue, 16 Nov 2021 12:24:18 +0000

By the end of autumn 2021, ��ֱ�� scholars will patent 6 inventions in pharmacy and industrial chemistry, internationally.

Researchers from the Faculty of Chemistry, ��ֱ�� have developed substances with antimicrobial activity and ways of their production – patenting new bioactive substances, pharmaceutical compositions and dosage forms.

“The Faculty of Chemistry, empowered by qualified experts in organic chemistry and pharmacology, as well as modern research equipment, allow us to conduct in-depth pharmacological studies of potential medical drugs,”
comments Dr. Irina Mashevskaya, Dean of the Faculty of Chemistry.

Another group of researchers has developed a way to use a new corrosion inhibitor – a chemical compound that significantly reduces the rate of corrosion. ��ֱ�� chemists are planning to develop technologies for the production, storage and use of hydrogen and carbon dioxide utilization issues.

“To convert our research into products, offering it for public use and private enterprises, attracting industrial partners, participating in Research and Technological Development competitions, it is necessary for our results to be protected by patents, nationally and internationally,”
says Dr. Irina Mashevskaya.

Part of the research is carried out within the framework of the “Rational Subsoil Use” Perm Scientific and Educational Center. In charge of the patent registration is the Metrology and Patenting Office, being a part of the Department of Scientific and Innovative activities, ��ֱ��. ��ֱ�� organics, physicists, pharmacologists and pharmaceutical technologists have always been leaders in patent and licensing activity at ��ֱ��. In total, researchers of the Faculty of Chemistry, ��ֱ�� have filed 48 patent applications in 2021.

University of Kansas Scholar Gives Open Lectures at ��ֱ��

mml-editor — Tue, 12 Oct 2021 11:12:09 +0000

��ֱ�� teaching staff and students have joined a series of online lectures by Mikhail Rubin, Associate Professor at (Lawrence, USA), which will last due to 25 October, 2021.

Within the course, Mikhail Rubin is going to concentrate on modern approaches in the analysis and quality control of products within chemical, oil and gas, and pharmaceutical industries. The lectures are designed for students, graduate students, teachers and researchers of the Faculty of Chemistry. Interested scholars of related programs are also invited to take part.

“Our research group started implementing scientific projects in cooperation with Mikhail Rubin back in 2012. Not only does our activity include lectures on relevant fields of research, but also enables internships for our graduate and postgraduate students at the University of Kansas,”
says Professor Andrey Maslivets, head of the project, head of the Department of Organic Chemistry, ��ֱ��.

The lectures united under the title “Solving structural problems of organic chemistry using instrumental methods of analysis” are available on the Zoom platform and held in Russian. All lectures start at 4:30pm Perm time (2:30 Moscow time, 11:30 UTC) on the following dates: 29 September; 1, 4, 6, 8, 11, 18, 20, 22 and 25 October.

For the lectures, please, use the following Zoom link –
Meeting ID: 967 3436 2643
Pass code: 801403

International Student Shares His Story of Helping Tragedy Victims «I used my clothes as a bondage and called for the first aid»

mml-editor — Fri, 24 Sep 2021 12:14:07 +0000

Ashraf Razuk (Iraq), a 3^rd year student in Pharmacy, Faculty of Chemistry, ��ֱ�� was one of the first to help the wounded. On 20 September, the student was walking across the ��ֱ�� campus, when the shooting began.

As he saw a girl falling down, the student immediately rushed towards her: “It turned out, she wasn’t injured – just very scared. I loaded her on my shoulders and carried behind the building’s corner, where it was safe.”

After that, Ashraf noticed another victim – a young man, wounded in his leg. Using his clothes, Ashraf bandaged him and called the ambulance.

“Then, someone told me that my friend was wounded – they showed where he was, so I run there to check, and approached a paramedic,”
recollects Ashraf Razuk.

Ashraf’s injured friend happened to be Abdullah Obaid, another student in chemistry from Iraq. During the classes’ break, he strolled by the University fountain. When the shots happened, Abdullah protected the girl standing next to him, covering her with his body. The student received gunshot wounds to both legs. Abdullah was given initial treatment in Perm, and then transferred to a hospital in Moscow.

��ֱ�� is grateful to everyone who showed courage and provided help and support to those in trouble. We know there were more people on campus who did their best to protect the others!

First Graduates in Pharmacy Exit ��ֱ��

mml-editor — Thu, 12 Aug 2021 14:57:56 +0000

The first group of pharmacists has graduated from ��ֱ�� (��ֱ��), where they learned how to develop, manufacture and register new medical products, analyze drugs and draw up a business plan for a private pharmaceutical enterprise.

Graduates of the Faculty of Chemistry build further careers as drug production technologists, researchers in pharmacology, pharmacists, as well as work in forensic and medical examination centers. Some of the students have started working while studying at the University.

“While studying, our students passed an internship at the Medisorb (Медисорб) JSC Pharmaceutical Company, a great place to drill skills for future specialists. Local pharmacies and pharmaceutical production also served as worthy placements,”
admits Pyotr Mashchenko, Acting Head, Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy, Faculty of Chemistry, ��ֱ��.

Recently, the Faculty has opened applications for 14 budget (state-funded) and contract 60 (private paid) places in Pharmacy. Applications are due to 18 August, 2021.

Study Pharmacy at ��ֱ��!

mml-editor — Thu, 24 Jun 2021 12:41:38 +0000

Want to open your on pharmacy store in future? Looking for prospects in medicine making? Thrilled by the magic of chemistry? You can learn it at ��ֱ��!

The Faculty of Chemistry at ��ֱ�� is a leader of training specialists in pharmacy, corrosion, technosphere safety, and pedagogy. The Faculty adheres to a 100-years old traditions of academic education, and looking into the future – combining deep theoretical training with workshops, successfully introducing new technologies and international practices.

Here, what our international students say:

Alkhudairi Om Albaneen Mahdi Abdulhadi, 4^th year student, Iraq: “I chose the Department of Chemistry (Pharmacology) at ��ֱ��, in particular, because it is considered as one of the best universities, internationally. It is pleasant to deal with and study in, helping students excel and succeed in many ways and scientific fields. The University does care about students’ needs, assists at resolving issues and acts fair with everyone. Among other higher educational institutions, especially the international ones, I chose Perm State, and have never regretted, so far.”

Jumaniyazov Nizamaddin, 2^nd year student, Turkmenistan: “I chose the Faculty of Chemistry at ��ֱ�� because I found chemistry quite an interesting science, full of insights and discoveries. All over the world, we do have pharmacies and need medicines, regardless of age, social status or gender. Here, I’d like to say thanks to our teachers for their professionalism. They do explain us complicated matters in most accessible ways possible, are always open for questions and showing respect to every student. That makes study us learn science with joy.”

Al-Kinani Ammar Imad Abdulzahra, 4^th year student, Iraq: “Among many advantages, ��ֱ�� is a very pleasant and beautiful place to study, green and sunny in the summer time, and beautifully snowy in winter. Studying at the Faculty of Chemistry , we are provided with all the necessary equipment and great labs, as well as an access to the Botanical garden, libraries and cafeteria, campus facilities and sport. I would recommend every foreign student to come to ��ֱ�� – for studies, prospects and new friends.”

Interested? Learn more about studying Chemistry and Pharmacy at ��ֱ��:

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