FIRST STEPS IN IMPLEMENTATION AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF A PROJECT FOR TRAINING A NEW GENERATION OF SPECIALISTS IN PHARMACEUTICAL DESIGN AND THE BIOPHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY
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https://doi.org/10.21638/11701/spbu11.2017.208Abstract
The biopharma industry has always been considered as a strategic branch, which provides one of the most important areas of national interest — national Biosafety. The emergence of new technologies and sciences, their rapid development and closer consolidation with accessible technologies has clearly demonstrated the failure of the existing education system focused on the training of new generation specialists in the field of biodesign and the biopharma industry. Modernization of the existing medical and educational standards requires a systematic approach and a schematic transformation of secondary education. The main goal is not just to improve skills, but also to ensure the emergence of modern and well-equipped bases and laboratories where students will be able to develop professional
production and scientific competences. These bases can be integrated into the medical universities as well as translation schools and preventive-predictive personalized medicine. This will serve to reflect a systematic approach to the formation of innovative infrastructure oriented towards the modernization of the national biopharma industry. Refs 7.
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systems biology, bioengineering, biological technology, bioinformatics, translational medicine, pharmaceutical design, lifelong education, interactive training method, integration of science and education, educational and scientific innovation complex
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