MarSU wins the Russian Science Foundation competition!

The winner was the project "Iteratively regularized methods of approximation of quasiresolutions of irregular nonlinear operator equations and inverse problems of ultrasonic medical diagnosis" led by Mikhail Mikhailovich Kokurin, candidate of physical and mathematical sciences, associate professor of the Department of Mathematical Analysis and Theory of Functions.

The youth research group competition is related to supporting the new generation of scientific leaders. The Foundation provides grants for young PhDs and post-docs under the age of 35. More than 1,400 applications participated in the competition and 403 projects were supported by the Expert Council.

The Presidential Research Projects Programme was developed by the Foundation in 2017 on the instructions of Russian President Vladimir Putin; its main objectives are to support long-term projects of leading scientists and create career paths for promising young researchers. Since the programme was launched, the Foundation has supported more than 5,000 projects.

We congratulate Mikhail Mikhailovich on his deserved victory and wish him successful implementation of his research projects and new discoveries!

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