VYZOV PRIZE LAUREATE TALKS ABOUT HIS RESEARCH ON CHANNEL ONE

Channel One Russia aired a story dedicated to the Russian Science Day featuring Hamlet Khodzhibagiyan, Candidate of Physics and Mathematics, Deputy Director of Laboratory of High Energy Physics at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Laureate of the VYZOV Prize.

In the video, Hamlet Khodzhibagiyan shared the details of his work that won him the VYZOV Prize in Engineering Solution category. He has developed a technology for creating magnets from a high-temperature superconductor that can be used in charged particle accelerators and in energy storage. Hamlet Khodzhibagiyan achieved this by using a material that functions at the liquid nitrogen temperature instead of ultralow temperatures of liquid helium. This makes the process more efficient as well as cost-effective.

Journalists also spoke to researchers from Plekhanov Russian University of Economics who have developed a protein bandage that accelerates wound healing without leaving scars, and scientists from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology who work on quantum processors.