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Dmitry Chernyshenko visited the exhibition of the Future Technologies Forum
Dmitry Chernyshenko visited the exhibition of the Future Technologies Forum
Dmitry Chernyshenko visited the exhibition of the Future Technologies Forum
Dmitry Chernyshenko visited the exhibition of the Future Technologies Forum
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Dmitry Chernyshenko visited the exhibition of the Future Technologies Forum
Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko inspected the exhibition of the Future Technologies Forum, which is taking place in Moscow on February 20–21.
The forum’s exposition brought together developments from high-tech enterprises and startups from all over the country – achievements are presented at the stands of the largest corporations that develop science-intensive production.
“The joint work of representatives of science, business and the state is of key importance in achieving Russia’s technological leadership – a national goal set by President Vladimir Putin. The Future Technologies Forum exhibition shows striking examples of such interaction. It presents dozens of the latest domestic developments that are being introduced into industrial production and have high export potential,” the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized.
The Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade presented the national project “New Materials and Chemistry” at the forum. The ministry’s stand featured developments and samples in four areas of the national project: chemistry, biotechnology, composites and rare earth metals. The exhibits included an absorbent carbon dressing for healing open wounds and burns; synthetic blood vessel prostheses that allow replacing critically damaged areas of blood vessels in atherosclerosis, aneurysm, and thrombosis; polymeric materials for the manufacture of bone substitutes that are similar in properties to human bone tissue; samples of raw biomass obtained from medicinal plants without harming the environment; innovative fertilizers; composite materials based on carbon fiber and thermoplastics, which are used in aviation, UAV design, and automotive engineering, as well as products made of rare and rare earth metals, which are used in high-tech products, and other developments.
“It is extremely important that Russia ensures its sovereignty, including in the extraction of minerals for the needs of our industry. It is also important to form directions and invest in science: the processing of these materials and the creation of technologies based on them,” noted Dmitry Chernyshenko.
The Kurchatov Institute National Research Center, one of the leaders in modern Russian materials science, demonstrated aircraft parts manufactured using additive technologies, polymeric materials for medical use, heat-resistant materials for engine building, special cold-resistant steels and coatings for Arctic use, and other developments.
The stand presents a model of the synchrotron-laser complex “SILA” – a fundamentally new research mega-installation, which is being built at the site of the National Research Center “Kurchatov Institute” in Protvino (Moscow Region) and will allow obtaining unique data on the structure and properties of any substances at the level of individual atoms.
Rosatom demonstrated developments of nuclear industry organizations, they were presented by the CEO of the state corporation Alexey Likhachev. Composite material with boron carbide is capable of effectively blocking different types of radiation. The material is indispensable in nuclear power plants, where it reduces the impact of radiation on personnel and equipment, in medicine (in radiotherapy) and in industry, where they work with radioactive substances.
The drug synthesis platform is designed to create radiopharmaceuticals – drugs with radioactive elements. The essence of the development is that radioactive substances are added to microspheres that can decompose in the body, which help directly destroy diseased cells. The drugs attack only the affected cells without harming healthy ones – this is their main advantage.
The Rosatom stand also features beryllium-based materials, which have high strength, withstand high temperatures and can be used in spacecraft, in the production of spark-proof alloys and in the radio-electronic industry.
Another exhibit is carbon fiber, a unique component for the production of composite materials. The fiber consists almost entirely of carbon atoms, which means high strength with a significantly lower weight than metals and their alloys, and is used to create structural elements of aircraft, to strengthen wind turbine blades and in gas centrifuges, to create prostheses and orthoses, in automobile and shipbuilding, sports and construction.
Gazprombank presented several high-tech developments of Russian startups at once. The companies Prokeramika and M-Shape demonstrated titanium and steel intervertebral disc prostheses printed using 3D technologies, ceramic scaffolds – biological tissue implants grown on a 3D printer.
“Such work needs to be supported and accelerated. Especially now, in the conditions of the SVO, when a lot is required for operations and for the creation of implants,” the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized.
Gazprombank’s subsidiary N2Tech demonstrated the innovative CryoSafe-42 tank container, which allows for safe and lossless transportation of liquid hydrogen, one of the most promising sources of clean energy, over a distance of up to 15,000 km. All developments are designed to ensure high efficiency of their implementation and use in practice with a focus on saving resources and technological leadership in Russian industry, medicine, and the aerospace industry. The stand also demonstrated the interface and workflow of products from KuBoard, a developer of quantum software.
At the Moscow government stand, Dmitry Chernyshenko was presented with samples of the latest materials and products manufactured at Moscow enterprises. Among them are lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries, composite panels, carbon fibers, innovative building materials, and much more. For example, prototypes of implants for bone tissue restoration, forearm and hip prostheses with biocoating, and knee modules with microprocessor control, which are used in restorative medicine and surgery, are on display.
“In the context of rapid changes in the global economy and technological progress, events such as the Future Technologies Forum are becoming a platform for exchanging knowledge, experience and innovation. Moscow actively promotes research and development in the field of new materials. The prospects for using achievements in this area are enormous. This concerns not only industry, but also the daily life of the capital’s residents. We are talking about improving the quality of life through the creation of safer, more durable and efficient products, such as building materials, medical products and much more. This approach not only meets modern requirements for sustainable development, but also emphasizes our commitment to creating a comfortable environment for every resident,” said Anatoly Garbuzov, Minister of the Moscow Government and Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy.
During the Future Technologies Forum, Sber demonstrated the concept of the AI for Science platform with artificial intelligence (AI) tools, which is designed to improve the quality of scientific research in Russia. The main goal of the platform is to help scientists speed up research, improve its quality and facilitate the writing of scientific articles.
At the stand, Dmitry Chernyshenko made a number of proposals on the possible use of digital technologies in the work of scientists.
Detailed information about the events of the Future Technologies Forum is available on the website Futura-forum.The.
The Future Technologies Forum is a flagship event where leading researchers and industry leaders present high-tech technologies, innovative scientific developments and implemented projects that determine the vector of development of economic sectors in the coming years.
The forum has been held in Moscow annually since 2023 with the participation of the President of Russia. The event is supported by the Government of Russia, and the operator is the Roscongress Foundation.
In 2023, the FBT was dedicated to quantum technologies, in 2024 it focused on the future of medicine. In 2025, the forum is dedicated to new materials and chemistry.
In 2025, the forum is held with the support of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Russian Science Foundation, and the Russian Quantum Center. The co-organizers of the forum are Gazprombank, the Moscow government, and the Rosatom state corporation. The general partner is Sber, the strategic partner is PJSC Rosseti, and the strategic scientific partner is the Kurchatov Institute National Research Center.
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