Engineers from the small innovative enterprise “Medical Engineering”, which partially operates through NUST MISIS, have devised the prototype of a device which allows patients to make self intramuscular injections that adhere entirely to medical procedure. The device can be managed through a mobile device via Bluetooth, and allows a person to set the injection speed and reduce sensitivity.
NUST MISIS presented a number of technical and scientific inventions in the competitive program of the 12th International Invention Show & Technomart, INST-2016 in Taipei, Taiwan. Two of those developments earned awards, including the event’s gold and silver medals.
A group of NUST MISIS engineers has started the design of the decay vessel’s camera, the most massive part of the SHiP`s (Search for Hidden Particles) new experimental apparatus at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (Geneva, Switzerland). The aim of the new experiment is to find explanations for phenomena that do not adhere to or cannot be described by the Standard Model of particle physics, namely, the existence of dark matter and the absence of antimatter in the Universe.
A science team from the Center of Composite Materials at NUST MISIS, led by research assistant Fedor Senatov, have developed a new type of polymeric bone implants with shape memory that can be used without fittings and blocking devices during surgery. One of the new implant`s characteristics is increased implant survival rate in body tissues, as well as the ability to organically degrade, and thus subsequently be replaced by natural bone tissues.
On October 11th, 2016, Dr. Frédérick Bordry, CERN’s Director for Accelerators and Technology, will deliver a lecture on "The long road of the LHC accelerator: technological challenges, status and future".The event will be held within the framework of official visit of Fabiola Gianotti, CERN Director-General, to Russia.
