SibFU researchers have developed a saliva biotesting method, providing a rapid monitoring of athlete’s body state during training. The results of the study are published in Sensors journal.
Praskovia Pavlova, assistant professor at the School of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering (SibFU), has proposed a prototype of the device capable of reducing the destructive effects of oil and gas wells operation in permafrost.
Scientists from the School of Trade and Services have developed a recipe for confectionery enriched with valuable dietary fibre, vitamins and minerals from secondary plant raw materials — pomace and skins of fruits and berries. Pastries contain fewer calories and can be used for baby and diet food.
Scientists of Siberian Federal University and the Krasnoyarsk Research Centre of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences have studied the sorption properties of iron oxide nanoparticles in a carbon shell. Studying the structure of these particles, the experts conducted a series of experiments that showed their high efficiency in extracting organic dyes from water. Besides, these particles demonstrated suitability for the targeted destruction of lung carcinoma cells.
Alina Varlakhina, student of the School of Philology and Language Communication, SibFU, has presented a Media Literacy School computer game. She won How to Read Media contest and got 80 000 roubles grant for implementing her project.
Yozik_Dev team of the School of Space and Information Technology came up with a service that allows recognizing scammers during a phone call. The software was noted as one of the best at the Cybersecurity in Finance forum which was held in Yekaterinburg on 15-17 February 2023.
Учёные Сибирского федерального университета предложили разработать единую маркировку для добываемой на севере Красноярского края дичи, а также создать специальный сайт для продвижения этой продукции.
Researchers from the School of Ecology and Geography (SibFU) study the wolf population in Evenkia to clarify the number of grey predators and prepare a plan to control the spreading of wolf packs. Thus, the experts intend to secure the herds of wild and domestic reindeer, whose numbers steadily decline in Evenkia and the Taimyr Peninsula due to climate warming and the active development of northern territories by humans.
Scientists from the Yenisey Siberia Research and Education Center, supervised by Vladimir Shishov, director of the School of Fundamental Biology and Biotechnology, SibFU, co-authored a book dedicated to boreal forests in the era of global climate change.