Trends are changing, and the number of girls and women who choose STEM careers in Russia is gradually increasing. In the photo, FMN Laboratory women engineers are studying SEM images of Josephson junctions, the key elements of nanoscale devices manufactured in the cleanroom. To ensure the performance of such systems, scientists are dealing with incredibly small - nanometer - dimensions and work on unique equipment. The entire range of technologies developed at BMSTU will be used in almost all areas of future innovations: from neuromorphic computing to smart sensors that drive Industry 4.0. and the Internet of Things.
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