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How the path in science begins: SNO presents the podcast "Analysis into molecules"

How do I take the first steps in my research? Where to look for development opportunities, how to combine science with study, and what is behind the professional development of a young scientist?

The Student Scientific Societyof Pirogov University presents a series of podcasts "Analysis into molecules" — a project about those who have already chosen a scientific path in medicine, biomedicine and pharmacy.

The focus of each issue is not only the personal story of the guest, but also a specific stage of professional development. Over the course of 12 episodes, listeners will be able to sequentially trace the path from the first student research to the work of a young professional in the scientific field.

The podcast’s guests will share their own experiences, first projects and achievements, challenges and solutions that helped them move forward. This is an opportunity to see a scientific career from the inside and understand where you can start your own journey while still studying at the university.

The first episode is devoted to the most important question: why should a student engage with science, and how to take the first step? His heroine is Darya Nefedova, the head of the student scientific club at the Department of General and Medical Biophysics, and the winner of the “I Am a Professional” Olympiad in the “Technologies of Future Medicine” track.

In the conversation, Darya talks about how she got into science, how she balances research activities with studies and leisure, and what can help students who want to try their hand at this field but don’t yet know where to start.

Listen to the first episode of “Breaking It Down into Molecules” on the following platforms:

Mave;

“Yandex Music”.

Ahead lie new stories, heroes, and various paths in the world of big science.

The project is being implemented as part of a subsidy from the federal budget to higher education institutions for the implementation of activities aimed at supporting student scientific societies.