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21.07.2013

The first scientific companies were selected from students of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow Aviation Institute, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and other technical universities and sent to their duty station, Boris Padalkin, the first vice-rector of the university, said at a press conference on Tuesday.

Padalkin explained that two scientific companies are now deployed - one in Voronezh, the other in the Moscow region. "To date, the guys have been selected for service in scientific companies. They have already been sent to the place of service," he said.

Now we are talking about several dozen people, the need for such specialists is great, so the number of such companies will increase, the Vice-Rector emphasized. On the weekend, the guys will have the opportunity to go home, said Padalkin. At the same time, he explained that not only students of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University work in the companies, but also representatives of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Moscow Aviation Institute, and other universities.

The idea of creating scientific companies in the army was expressed at a meeting of Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu with rectors of universities at the Moscow State Technical University. Bauman March 12. The proposal of the university community, favorably received by the Russian defense department, involves the involvement of students to carry out scientific work commissioned by the defense department, which will be counted as young students as military service.

"One of the advantages of "smart mouths" is that we will now create conditions for a person who has served while studying at a university, so that we are guaranteed to place him in enterprises of the military-industrial complex for research and development and development work," he said. Viktor Ozerov, Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Defense and Security.

RIA Novosti columnist Konstantin Bogdanov: "It's not just that the "million" army lacks people, and it barely reaches 800 thousand. It's just another way to radically improve the contingent of personnel of the armed forces (and thereby, in fact, change the very philosophy of the army machine) the country does not have, and will never have."

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