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In November, we celebrate two important occasions for young people: International Student Day and Youth Day. Our company also pays special attention to young people. Based on the accumulated knowledge, we have formed a training system that helps us to develop new generations of professionals. Our collaboration extends to three universities in Pskov, Saratov, and Dubna, where students engage in academic and practical training and confirm their competencies with international certificates. We spoke with Alexei Korshunov, a former student and now a full-time member of our team. - How did your journey with Logstream start? - My journey began with a project for my IT class at Dubna University, involving a case study from Logstream. After this, HR Elena Smirnova reached me out, discussing my potential full-time role after summer. - Did you face any challenges? How did you overcome them? - Being involved in multiple projects, the main challenge for me was diving into each new project. This was tough, especially as it was my first company experience. However, I am a very communicative person and I often called my senior colleagues and learned everything from them. - What is your current role? - I am responsible for assessing the effectiveness of neural network document classification. I easily combine it with my current studies, as I work part-time. The key is managing time for our bi-weekly team meetings.

Munda? Have you ever heard about it? Shure Incorporated’s MoveMic: No Voice Left Behind, in partnership with The Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages, highlights technology and innovation's positive impact on society by capturing audio to safeguard endangered languages such as Munda. With a mission full of love and collaboration, this project reminds us of the beauty of what our industry can accomplish when we work together. David Sechko, Sal Taj, Amy Finn, Jimmy Blom, Tom Genower, Julien Roger Nour Rustom, Lynn Mohamed, Rodrigo Marquez, Aakriti Arora, Ayush Kathuria, Arjen Jongeneel, Guido Wainstein, Liam Hawe, Laura Davis

An advice I'd give people early in their career - Sales isn't for everyone, but if you can sell, then sell! If you find that it isn't for you, then there are many other occupations out there. MultiView is a wonderful place to find out if you are cut to sell, thanks to the training, support and opportunity that the workplace environment offers. That said, many of the non-sales positions in the company, including executives, marketing, client services, recruiting, and even accounting, include people who joined the company through the sales program. We love developing people, no matter what direction they choose to take, even if that direction takes them elsewhere. And whatever you do, always be selling. As Abby said, find a need and fill it up.

It was visual scientific voyage through multiple application domain, scientific data and future possibilities across biological systems from infection biology, perturbations, Cell-Cell Interactions, Plant, Yeast, Environmental and Patient samples. The vast possibilities Real Time Image enabled Spectral Sorting ( BD FACSDiscover S8 ) brings is really exciting and opens up new PARADIGM for the FACS If your research involves study on Viral Uptake, Cellular Interactions, CAR-T cells, Protoplast Sorting, High throughput functional genomics, NFkB Translocations, phagocytosis or deep immunophenotyping to name a few, its worth to explore how BD CellView and BD SpectralFX technology can help you advance your research. Thanks for the mesmerizing talks and visual treat of the scientific data Dr. Diana Ordonez Dr. Suat Dervish, Dr. Gert Van Isterdael, Dr Daniel Schraivogel and Bob Balderas #immunology #singlecellanalysis #singlecell #cellsorting #facs #rnaseq #sequencing #sorting #imageanalysis #paradigm

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Another portion of new knowledge. From deep immersion in theory to the practical part and exchange of experience between participants. Thanks to Alina Korol and Vova Ulianov 🎉.

Let’s celebrate Anna Wang, our Technical Engineer in China.  “Multotec has been instrumental in my professional growth, offering training and development opportunities to enhance my abilities and knowledge. With experiences professionals ready to offer guidance, I've found it easier to navigate my tasks and integrate seamlessly into the team.  When it comes to managing stress, I prioritise tasks by their importance and urgency, sticking to a well-organized schedule to stay focused. A healthy lifestyle is key - adequate sleep, nutritious meals, and regular exercise keep my energy levels high, enabling me to handle stress more effectively. Open conversations with family and friends also play a role in alleviating pressure, as sharing challenges and listening to advice brings comfort and perspective.   My guiding principle is that "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." This mantra reminds me that overcoming obstacles starts with the simplest of actions. By advancing steadily, one step at a time, we gradually overcome hurdles, paving the way to our aspirations.   For a thought-provoking read, I recommend “The Three-Body Problem” by Liu Cixin. This novel, weaving together elements of history, physics, and philosophy through a science fiction lens, offers a profound exploration of humanity’s place in the universe, showcasing Liu's masterful storytelling and visionary ideas. It’s a standout work in contemporary science fiction, especially notable within Chinese literature.”