Our PhD programs are focused on modern research.
PhD programs at the Institute of Medical Education is an integrated education based on the disciplines from related fields and conducted under the guidance of highly qualified scholars – corresponding members of the Russian Academy of Sciences, professors, doctors of science, with access to extensive facilities, unique laboratories and high quality information resources. The Institute of Medical Education offers 17 PhD programs in 3 areas of research:
• 1.5 Life Sciences
• 3.1 Clinical Medicine
• 3.3 Biomedical Science
Today, Almazov Centre has more than 130 PhD students from 27 Russian regions and 5 countries (Azerbaijan, Armenia, Cameroon, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan).
Our PhD students are:
• recipients of Presidential and Government scholarships,
• authors of publications in top-tier journals (including those indexed in international citation databases),
• winners of best research projects,
• participants of international conferences and symposia,
• researchers on a wide variety of grants and research projects in the priority areas for the development of medicine and biomedical technologies.
There is a combined procedure for passing the State Final Assessment and pre-defense of PhD thesis. In future, we plan to implement integrated research and educational projects (biomedical, socio-medical) as well as translational research from bench to bed.
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Tentative research topics
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Specialty
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Predicting the development of adhesive-invasive disorders in risk groups
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Obstetrics and gynecology
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Fetoplacental unit in COVID-19
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Obstetrics and gynecology
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Immunopathogenesis of COVID-19 and its complications
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Pathophysiology
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Cellular and molecular aspects of congenital immunodeficiencies
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Pathophysiology
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Effects of actin cytoskeleton on biophysical properties and calcium signaling
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Cell biology
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Course and outcomes of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy presenting before one year age
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Pediatrics
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Clinical, molecular and genetic characteristics of cardiomyopathies associated with filamin gene mutations
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Cardiology
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Value-based approaches to assessing the outcomes of care for patients with acute coronary syndrome based on risk stratification models
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Cardiology
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Surgical treatment tactics for chronic lower limb ischemia in patients with metabolic disorders
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Cardiovascular surgery
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Predictors of early and late restenosis after bifurcated carotid artery reconstruction
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Cardiovascular surgery
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Development of treatment and rehabilitation approaches in patients with post-mastectomy syndrome and cerebrovascular disorders
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Neurology
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Cognitive impairments in brain tumors: clinical and rehabilitation aspects
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Neurology
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Molecular and cellular mechanisms of glial cell differentiation
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Cell biology
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Molecular genetic features of the exome in pediatric neurooncology
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Cell biology
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State of the visual analyzer as a treatment criterion for patients with parasellar meningiomas
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Neurosurgery
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Immediate and long-term outcomes of combination therapy in patients with brain metastases
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Neurosurgery
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Radiogenomics of brain tumors
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Diagnostic radiology
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The role of endoscopy in predicting the malignant potential of pancreatic cystic neoplasms
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Oncology, radiation therapy
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Assessment of the quality of life in patients with breast cancer depending on the chosen oncoplastic technique
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Oncology, radiation therapy
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Non-invasive screening for kidney, bladder and prostate cancer using multisensor urine analysis
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Urology and andrology
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Growth, sexual development, psychological status of children with morbid obesity
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Pediatrics
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Co-occurrence of asthma and type 1 diabetes mellitus in children
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Pediatrics
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Study of the effects of modern hypoglycemic drugs on the functional and morphological parameters of the central nervous system in a clinical and experimental study
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Endocrinology
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