Milman Oleg Oserevich Biography

To raise the prestige of the scientist, to introduce fashion for innovation to raise the prestige of the scientist, to introduce fashion for innovation by Professor Oleg Osherovich Milman - one of the leading scientists of our region, the laureate of the State Prize in the field of science and technology, the head of the Department of Physics at the Kaluga State University named after At the same time working in the field of higher education and in production, O.

Milman sees the problems of today's science from different sides, so his point of view is especially interesting. On the eve of the Day of Russian Science - a professional holiday of scientists - we asked him to answer a number of questions. In this regard, it became much better than years ago, when financing of science was almost not carried out. Today, the fundamental problem of Russian science is the unclaimed results of research and development in industry.

Until this barrier is overcome at the state level, science will be not prestigious, the salary is small, and the problems of implementing the results will be large and difficult to overcome. On the other hand, it should be recognized that the Russian scientific community puts forward strong, attractive projects! It is very important that the governor actively and really supports scientists: a parity participation in the RFFI, Prizes, and scholarships by scientists.

There are few such areas in Russia. The position of the region and its image favors the establishment of scientific ties with the leading centers of Russia. He sharply added KSU thanks to the support of the administration of the region and the activity of the new team of M. there is every reason to believe that over the years KSU will enter a group of prosperous and effective universities.

What are your innovative developments? The most powerful is the idea of ​​a high -temperature steam turbine, providing a radical increase in the useful action of steam turbine power plants. According to the results of work in the city of Youth, they come to the enterprise and often after the years of work begins to look for more earnings. In order to stop the outflow, the “turbocon” pays a scholarship to excellent students, attracts them to scientific work, and stimulates training in graduate school after graduation.

This gives its fruit, but still does not solve the problem completely. A fracture is needed in a general attitude to a scientific career in society. And scientifically - I would like to write a monograph and a couple of good articles in international magazines.

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