Новости 21.02.2025
Call for Applications for 2025 VYZOV Prize Is Now Open

Leonid Shlyakhover. Photo: Roscongress Foundation
On February 21, the new season of the VYZOV National Prize for Future Technologies officially kicked off. The call for applications for the 2025 Prize was announced at the Future Technologies Forum. Applications can be submitted online at
vyzovprize.com until May 21, 2025.
The VYZOV National Prize for Future Technologies is awarded for science-intensive projects that can be implemented within ten years to significantly improve people's lives.
The VYZOV Prize was founded and is organized by the Vyzov Foundation for the Development of Scientific and Cultural Relations. Gazprombank is Co-Sponsor of the Prize, and its Partners include Rosatom State Corporation, Roscongress Foundation, and the
Government of Moscow.
This year, the Prize Fund of the VYZOV Prize will be increased to 60 million rubles (approx. $700,000).
Photo: Roscongress Foundation
The VYZOV Prize features 5 categories: Future (awarded to young scientists under the age of 35), Engineering Solution (for a significant invention or the creation of a new technology), Breakthrough (for research that has solved an important scientific
or technological problem), Discovery (category for foreign scientists and scientists living abroad), Scientist of the Year (for personally contributing to changing the scientific landscape).
Dmitry Chernyshenko, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Vyzov Foundation for the Development of Scientific and Cultural Relations:
"I am delighted to announce the launch of the third season of the VYZOV Prize. This scientific award enjoyed great success in previous years. We note with pleasure the great interest of the international academic community, since we have received applications
from researchers representing 33 foreign states. Scientific achievements in the international category and many other initiatives have proven their efficiency. I am confident that during the third season of the VYZOV Prize we will discover new
scientists and their groundbreaking discoveries."
Dmitry Chernyshenko. Photo: Roscongress Foundation
Artem Oganov, Chairman of the Scientific Committee, VYZOV Prize:
"We are excited to launch the third season of the VYZOV Prize, an award that burst into the world of science and quickly moved to the fore. Many people are wondering about the secret behind this award that has become so popular in Russia and other countries
in just two years. The answer is simple: the work of our Scientific Committee is based on the principles of complete impartiality and professional integrity. Scientific awards make sense only if they are honest. The same, by the way, applies to science
in general."
Artem Oganov. Photo: Roscongress Foundation
Leonid Shlyakhover, President of the Vyzov Foundation for the Development of Scientific and Cultural Relations, General Producer of the VYZOV Prize Awards Ceremony:
"We are noting the growing interest in the VYZOV Prize which demonstrates that the award is highly appreciated by the academic community. This year, we anticipate an increase in the number of applications and an expansion of geographical reach. The highlight
of this season will be the "Week with Vyzov" project in December, 2025. Once we announce the names of this year’s laureates at the final press conference, winners of previous years will deliver a series of lectures at Moscow's leading research centers.
The season will conclude with the VYZOV Prize Awards Ceremony, which will, as custom has it, take place at the Moscow Manege on December 19th, 2025."
Anatoly Garbuzov, Minister of the Moscow City Government and Head of the Moscow Department of Investment and Industrial Policy:
"The VYZOV Prize is one of the crucial tools for supporting cutting-edge scientific advancements. Last year, the award was given to Evgeny Antipov and his project in the field of batteries for electric vehicles. The development of such technologies has
strategic implications for Moscow – it is yet another step towards a sustainable and energy-efficient city of the future. We firmly believe that fostering science and innovation will help us implement the best projects in the urban environment and improve
the quality of life for our citizens. That is why Moscow Government consistently increases its financial contribution to the award: in 2023, the funding was capped at 50 million rubles, and this year it has increased to 60 million rubles.
Anatoly Garbuzov. Photo: Roscongress Foundation
Dmitry Zauers, Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of Gazprombank, Board Member of the Vyzov Foundation: "Currently, our country's top priority is to transfer knowledge to the economy. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure new ways of cooperation between
the state, scientific community, and business. For three years in a row, the VYZOV Prize helps achieve this goal by popularizing science and promoting the image of a scientist as the hero of our time. Gazprombank has co-founded the award and continues
to support the Vyzov Foundation because we are convinced that talented individuals play a key role in achieving technological leadership and that we need to invest in them. The growing interest in the VYZOV Prize, particularly from international academic
community, proves the significance of discoveries made by our scientists and our aspiration for technological leadership and economic growth."