Together with the scientists from Mendeleev University and Skoltech, we will explore how science is already improving people today. Aigul Nasibullina, a research intern at Skoltech's Vladimir Zelman Center for Neurobiology and Neurorehabilitation (Center for Bio- and Medical Technologies), will describe the medical used of neurochips. Anastasia Shirokih, an assistant professor at the Department of Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology at Mendeleev University, will explain which nanoparticles are used in medicine. Andrey Abramov, a senior lecturer at the Department of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering at Mendeleev University, will demonstrate how nature inspires 3D organ printing technologies. See you at the crossroads of science!

The lecture will touch upon the history, versatility and ambiguity of the "biological age" concept.

Gallery of Skoltech students' innovative projects: the UV Smart Patch, a smart UV patch to prevent sunburn, the FidgetSense smart rings, the compact PhonEx communication device, and a self-feeding manipulator that helps people with disabilities.

The participants will explore artificial intelligence, talk about people's relationship with technology, and search for the boundary between human nature and software code.

Participants will learn by what methods the reliability of AI model responses is assessed today and where the boundary between objective data and the technological risk zone lies.