Assistant Professor Sergey Alyatkin from Skoltech Photonics won a V.S. Letokhov Medal for Young Scientists in the basic research category for his studies on implementing and controlling the parameters of an exciton-polariton system in two-dimensional optically induced arrays.
Achievements and awards
Professor Evgeny Antipov and Distinguished Professor Artem Abakumov received a Vyzov Prize for creating a fundamental and practical framework for the development and manufacture of electrode materials for next-generation metal-ion batteries.
Junior Research Scientist Dmitry Artemasov won the best paper award at the IEEE International Conference on Modern Network Technologies.
Professor Evgeny Burnaev, the head of Skoltech AI, was awarded the 2024 Russian Government Prize in Science and Technology.
Among the 2024 Yandex ML Prize winners were Ivan Butakov, Ilya Zisman, and Artem Lykov (first publication category); Alexander Kolesov and Alexander Tyurin (researchers category); and Alexander Korotin (young research supervisors category).
Professor Evgeny Burnaev, the head of Skoltech AI, was named the absolute leader among Russian researchers in terms of the number of papers accepted at A* conferences. These publications are considered a key indicator of excellence for artificial intelligence research centers according to the Russian Federal Project on AI.
PhD student and Research Engineer Nikita Gushchin won a Leaders in AI national award in the category for scientists.
Skoltech researchers Vladimir Zholobov, Evgenia Romanenkova, Sergey Egorov, Narek Gevorgyan,
and Alexey Zaytsev received a best paper award
at the AI Journey Scientific Journal contest.
and Alexey Zaytsev received a best paper award
at the AI Journey Scientific Journal contest.
Four Skoltech researchers — Alexander Kvashnin, Evgeny Burnaev, Alexander Korotin, and Evgeny Antipov — won the 2024 Sber Science Award.
Professor Evgeny Nikolaev, the head of Skoltech Omics Technologies, was awarded the title of an honorary visiting professor by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Distinguished Professor Artem R. Oganov, the head of Skoltech’s Material Discovery Laboratory, was ranked among the world’s most frequently cited researchers in 2024.
A co-founder of the Ligand Pro startup, PhD student Marina Pak won the Technocrat Award in the category for creators. Her research supervisor — Assistant Professor Dmitry Ivankov from Skoltech Bio — received an award in the mentors category for his significant contribution to the achievements of young technocrats.
Associate Professor Ekaterina Khrameeva from Skoltech Bio won the 2024 Moscow Government Award for Young Scientists.
Kirill Sitnik, Sergey Alyatkin, Ivan Gnusov, Tamsin Cookson, and Pavlos Lagoudakis from Skoltech Photonics won the 2024 Ostrovsky Prize for the best study in holography and interferometry. They received the award for a paper describing the formation of clusters of optical vortices with periodically flipping charges in quantum liquids.
Dmitry Shadrin, who heads a research group at Skoltech AI, received the third-place award
in the AI technology category at the Competition for Young Innovators from BRICS Countries.
in the AI technology category at the Competition for Young Innovators from BRICS Countries.
Achievements and awards
Distinguished Professor Artem R. Oganov, the head of Skoltech’s Material Discovery Laboratory, was ranked among the world’s most frequently cited researchers in 2024.
Assistant Professor Sergey Alyatkin from Skoltech Photonics won a V.S. Letokhov Medal for Young Scientists in the basic research category for his studies on implementing and controlling the parameters of an exciton-polariton system in two-dimensional optically induced arrays.
A co-founder of the Ligand Pro startup, PhD student Marina Pak won the Technocrat Award in the category for creators. Her research supervisor — Assistant Professor Dmitry Ivankov from Skoltech Bio — received an award in the mentors category for his significant contribution to the achievements of young technocrats.
Associate Professor Ekaterina Khrameeva from Skoltech Bio won the 2024 Moscow Government Award for Young Scientists.
Dmitry Shadrin, who heads a research group at Skoltech AI, received the third-place award in the AI technology category at the Competition for Young Innovators from BRICS Countries.
Kirill Sitnik, Sergey Alyatkin, Ivan Gnusov, Tamsin Cookson, and Pavlos Lagoudakis from Skoltech Photonics won the 2024 Ostrovsky Prize for the best study in holography and interferometry. They received the award for a paper describing the formation of clusters of optical vortices with periodically flipping charges in quantum liquids.
Professor Evgeny Nikolaev, the head of Skoltech Omics Technologies, was awarded the title of an honorary visiting professor by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Four Skoltech researchers — Alexander Kvashnin, Evgeny Burnaev, Alexander Korotin, and Evgeny Antipov — won the 2024 Sber Science Award.
Skoltech researchers Vladimir Zholobov, Evgenia Romanenkova, Sergey Egorov, Narek Gevorgyan, and Alexey Zaytsev received a best paper award at the AI Journey Scientific Journal contest.
PhD student and Research Engineer Nikita Gushchin won a Leaders in AI national award in the category for scientists.
Professor Evgeny Burnaev, the head of Skoltech AI, was named the absolute leader among Russian researchers in terms of the number of papers accepted at A* conferences. These publications are considered a key indicator of excellence for artificial intelligence research centers according to the Russian Federal Project on AI.
Among the 2024 Yandex ML Prize winners were Ivan Butakov, Ilya Zisman, and Artem Lykov (first publication category); Alexander Kolesov and Alexander Tyurin (researchers category); and Alexander Korotin (young research supervisors category).
Professor Evgeny Burnaev, the head of Skoltech AI, was awarded the 2024 Russian Government Prize in Science and Technology.
Junior Research Scientist Dmitry Artemasov won the best paper award at the IEEE International Conference on Modern Network Technologies.
Professor Evgeny Antipov and Distinguished Professor Artem Abakumov received a Vyzov Prize for creating a fundamental and practical framework for the development and manufacture of electrode materials for next-generation metal-ion batteries.
