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Scientific schools

School of Pathophysiology


Kolesnikova Lyubov Ilinichna
Head, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation

Main areas:

• study of reproductive processes and ontogenesis of the population of Eastern Siberia;
• study of the functioning of the biological system mother - extraembryonic organs - fetus;
• study of the pathogenetic mechanisms underlying the infertility of couples;
• study of ethnic characteristics of metabolic processes in patients with diabetes mellitus.

A new direction, ethnic reproductology, is substantiated and ethnic characteristics of metabolic processes in women (including pregnant women) and children of the Russian and Buryat populations living in Eastern Siberia are established.


Scientific school on ethnic and population factors in shaping public health


Kolesnikov Sergey Ivanovich
Head, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Counsellor at the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation

Main directions:

• identification of molecular-genetic and systemic mechanisms of regulation and compensation of various physiological systems in normal and pathological conditions in populations of Siberia, their role in susceptibility to complex diseases under the environmental factors of Siberia in order to develop effective methods of prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation;

• development of new technologies for early diagnosis and treatment, aimed at restoring reproductive function, preventing pregnancy complications and perinatal losses, taking into account regional and ethnic characteristics of the pathological process in modern Siberian conditions, setting up a comprehensive program for assessing the risk of reproductive disorders in the indigenous people and those, who came to Siberia from other regions;

• development of the pharmacogenomic foundations of a personalized approach to the diagnosis and treatment of common noncommunicable diseases among the indigenous and non-indigenous population of Siberia.


Scientific school of psychosomatic pathology of childhood and adolescence


Polyakov Vladimir Matveevich
Head, Doctor of Biological Sciences

For the first time in the USSR, the concept of psychosomatic pathology in children and adolescents was formulated. The source of this trend was a student of the Moscow School of Psychologists, Candidate of Psychological Sciences (since 2013 Doctor of Biological Sciences) Polyakov Vladimir Matveevich


«Health Saving Technologies»


Dzyatkovskaya Elena Nikolaevna
Head, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor

Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor Dzyatkovskaya Elena Nikolaevna formulated the theory of information stress among schoolchildren, which formed the basis of the regional program Health and Education. Based on this concept, the Council on Health-saving Technologies under the State Duma of the Russian Federation was organized.


Scientific School on Epidemiological Aspects and Molecular Mechanisms of Reproductive Disorders


Suturina Larisa Viktorovna
Head, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor

Main areas of focus:

• study the prevalence of reproductive disorders in various age, gender and ethnic groups;

• study of the molecular mechanisms of impaired human reproductive function in neuro-endocrine syndromes, hormone-dependent proliferative gynecological diseases, socially significant infectious diseases;

• development and implementation of effective methods for early diagnosis and prediction of reproductive disorders;

• development and evaluation of the effectiveness of innovative methods of restoration and preservation of reproductive function.


Scientific school on the evolution of the epidemic process in modern conditions


Savilov Evgeny Dmitrievich
Head, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation

Main areas of focus:

• study of main driving forces of the pandemic of socially significant infections (tuberculosis and HIV) and prediction of their further development;

• development of modern methods for epidemiological monitoring (genotyping of pathogens, mathematical modeling of epidemic and evolutionary processes);

• study of the patterns of epidemic, infectious and vaccine processes under conditions of technogenic environmental pollution;

• development of approaches to manage the incidence of infectious diseases, by identifying the most ‘vulnerable’ period of the epidemic process;

• ecological and epidemiological assessment of bacterial and viral pollution of water bodies, and the relationship between pollution and infectious morbidity of the population