Baikal Research Centre
   "Baikal Research Centre" -  is independent research organization focused on scientific and educational environmental studies in Lake Baikal and its area.

    Centre was established in 2003 as a nonprofit research, technology transfer, and educational organization. After the singing of collaboration agreement with Irkutsk State University (ISU) most of research activity of Centre is carried out on the base of the  laboratory “Biological systems adaptation” (joint with Scientific research institute of biology at ISU). The essential part of the scientific research works is also conducted in several national and international scientific organizations which are partners of center.

    For fulfilling scientific and educational studies the center has highly professional research staff and it also draws key personnel from different research institutions of Baikal region.

   Center is officially included in the list of the organizations of the scientific and technical complex of the Russian Federation, it is the member of „Märkische Institut für Technologie und Innovationsförderung (MITI) (Branderburg, Germany) and also the Club of the subjects of the innovation and technological development of Russia.

 
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January 2012. Our lab assistant Anton Gurkov (ISU student) won in a university contest "Faces of ISU” in the category "Scientific activity"


December 2011. Our PhD student Denis Axenov-Gribanov was awarded by research grant from Irkutsk State University


December 2011. Our student Anton Gurkov was awarded by special stipendium for outstanding students from Government of the Russian Federation


November 2011. Journal Chemosphere ( Elsevier Sciences) accepts our new paper "Leaf litter leachates have the potential to increase lifespan, body size, and offspring numbers in a clone of Moina macrocopa"


September 2011. At international conference "New frontiers for monitoring European biodiversity: the role and importance of amphipod crustaceans" (Palermo, Italy) Maxim Timofeyev presented oral presentation "Evolution of stress resistance mechanisms in Lake Baikal endemic amphipods along the gradient of environmental change" and Vasiliy Pavlichenko presented oral presentation "Increased environmental temperature and cadmium chloride salts induce p-glycoprotein gene expression in common freshwater amphipod  Gammarus lacustris Sars"




 

 

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