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Priority directions of the development of science in the Russian Federation. The concept of "critical technology", "production technology"

  • 1. Basic and critical military and industrial technologies for the creation of advanced types of weapons, military and special equipment.
  • 2. Basic technologies of power electrical engineering.
  • 3. Biocatalytic, biosynthetic and biosensor technologies.
  • 4. Biomedical and veterinary technologies.
  • 5. Genomic, proteomic and post-genomic technologies.
  • 6. Cellular technologies.
  • 7. Computer modeling of nanomaterials, nanodevices and nanotechnologies.
  • 8. Nano-, bio-, informational, cognitive technologies.
  • 9. Technologies of nuclear energy, nuclear fuel cycle, safe management of radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel.
  • 10. Bioengineering technologies.
  • 11. Technologies for diagnostics of nanomaterials and nanodevices.
  • 12. Technologies for access to broadband multimedia services.
  • 13. Technologies of information, control, navigation systems.
  • 14. Technologies of nanodevices and microsystem equipment.
  • 15. Technologies of new and renewable energy sources, including hydrogen energy.
  • 16. Technologies for obtaining and processing structural nanomaterials.
  • 17. Technologies for obtaining and processing functional nanomaterials.
  • 18. Technologies and software for distributed and high-performance computing systems.
  • 19. Technologies for monitoring and predicting the state of the environment, preventing and eliminating its pollution.
  • 20. Technologies for prospecting, exploration, development of mineral deposits and their extraction.
  • 21. Technologies for the prevention and elimination of natural and man-made emergencies.
  • 22. Technologies for reducing losses from socially significant diseases.
  • 23. Technologies for creating high-speed vehicles and intelligent control systems for new types of transport.
  • 24. Technologies for creating a new generation of rocket-space and transport equipment.
  • 25. Technologies for creating an electronic component base and energy-efficient lighting devices.
  • 26. Technologies for creating energy-saving systems for transportation, distribution and use of energy.
  • 27. Technologies for energy efficient production and conversion of energy using fossil fuels.

The basis for this list was the priority directions of the development of science, technology and technology in the Russian Federation:

  • 1. Security and counter terrorism.
  • 2. Industry of nanosystems.
  • 3. Information and telecommunication systems.
  • 4. Life sciences.
  • 5. Advanced types of weapons, military and special equipment.
  • 6. Rational use of natural resources.
  • 7. Transport and space systems.
  • 8. Energy efficiency, energy saving, nuclear energy.

To assess the state and trends of innovation and its impact on the economic support of the national economic security of the country, it is proposed to use indicators that, in our opinion, comprehensively reflect the current state of affairs and the dynamics of development in this area (Table 3.1). The indicators are divided into two groups. The first group - indicators of potential, which characterize the existing potential and prerequisites for the implementation of scientific, technical and innovative activities. The second group - indicators characterizing the effectiveness of the implementation of the existing potential.

The problem of macro-innovation security includes the problem of choosing and adjusting state scientific and technical priorities.

The mechanism for the formation of state scientific and technical priorities in various countries has significant features associated primarily with their economic and political situation in the world, the specifics of socio-economic development and the goals set at this time stage, the prevailing internal traditions of regulating economic and innovation processes.

The economic and political position of the country in the world is manifested in the following main points:

  • - taking the place of a leader or dependent state in a particular military-political or economic union;
  • - the degree of militarization of the ongoing foreign policy;
  • - the geopolitical position of the state;
  • - foreign economic and foreign trade orientation of the state.

Table 3.1

Dynamics of the main safety indicators of the scientific and technical sphere

Indicator

POTENTIAL INDICATORS

Number of research and development organizations

Number of personnel engaged in research and development, thousand people

Number of advanced manufacturing technologies created

Share of investments in intangible assets in the total volume of investments in non-financial assets

Share of investments in OC of industry (manufacturing) in the total volume of investments in OC

Financing of science from the federal budget,% of federal budget expenditures

Indicator

Financing of science from the federal budget,% of GDP

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

The number of advanced production technologies used

The share of organizations that carried out technol. innovation, in the total number of industrial production organizations, %

Share of shipped innovative products in the total volume of industrial products,%

Share in imports of machinery, equipment and vehicles,%

Share in exports of machinery, equipment and vehicles,%

Deterioration rate of the OF industry (manufacturing)

A state that plays the role of a superpower on the world arena and in whose political channel other states follow, in the formation of scientific and technical priorities, first of all, takes into account the need to create a scientific and technical reserve that would allow it to maintain and maintain this status. Otherwise, the leading position will be taken by another state with all the ensuing consequences. Another aspect is the need to assume a number of costs for the development of large-scale scientific and technical programs, the implementation of which is beyond the power of other states of the bloc, with their subsequent use by these states on certain conditions.

The priorities of a state that does not pretend to be a leader are different. First of all, the emphasis is on conducting research that ensures economic independence, the required level of educational and cultural development, and maintaining defense sufficiency.

The military-political aspirations of the state, which determine the corresponding trends in changing the structure of the economy and scientific research, are quite significant. A significant portion of R&D spending goes to the military sector with the aim of achieving leadership in this area. The degree of militarization is influenced by various factors, and not necessarily the main one is the degree of aggressiveness of the state. In particular, we are talking about the geopolitical position of the state. If it is located in a relatively calm region and has no claims to other countries, the priorities of science, as a rule, are more focused on solving state economic problems.

Foreign trade and foreign economic specialization of the state leaves a significant imprint on the choice of scientific priorities. If it specializes in the export of science-intensive products, then the priorities are aimed at ensuring leadership in "breakthrough" fields of science in order to ensure subsequent leadership in the creation of complex high-tech, science-intensive products. When it comes to the export of traditional technology, it is not always necessary to carry out independent scientific research, and in some cases it is possible to use their results obtained in other countries.

"On the Procedure for Making Foreign Investments in Business Societies of Strategic Importance for Ensuring the Defense of the Country and the Security of the State" to approve the attached list of technologies that are of great socio-economic importance or are of great importance for the defense of the country and the security of the state (critical technologies).

2. To recognize as invalid the order of the Government of the Russian Federation of August 25, 2008 N 1243-r (Collected Legislation of the Russian Federation, 2008, N 35, Art. 4068).

Chairperson
Government of the Russian Federation
D. Medvedev

Approx. ed: the text of the order was published in the "Collection of Legislation of the Russian Federation", 07/30/2012, N 31, art. 4403.

The list of technologies that are of great socio-economic importance or important for the defense of the country and the security of the state (critical technologies)

1. Basic and critical military and industrial technologies for the creation of advanced types of weapons, military and special equipment
2. Basic technologies of power electrical engineering
3. Biocatalytic, biosynthetic and biosensor technologies
4. Biomedical and veterinary technologies
5. Genomic, proteomic and post-genomic technologies
6. Cellular technologies
7. Computer modeling of nanomaterials, nanodevices and nanotechnologies
8. Nano-, bio-, information, cognitive technologies
9. Technologies of nuclear energy, nuclear fuel cycle, safe management of radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel
10. Bioengineering technologies
11. Technologies for diagnostics of nanomaterials and nanodevices
12. Technologies for access to broadband multimedia services
13. Technologies of information, control, navigation systems
14. Technologies for monitoring and predicting the state of the environment, preventing and eliminating its pollution
15. Technologies of nanodevices and microsystem equipment
16. Technologies of new and renewable energy sources, including hydrogen energy
17. Technologies for ensuring the protection and life of the population and hazardous facilities in case of threats of terrorist manifestations
18. Technologies for processing and disposal of man-made formations and waste
19. Technologies for search, collection, storage, processing, provision, distribution and protection of information
20. Technologies and software of distributed and high-performance computing systems
21. Technologies for the production of metals and alloys with special properties used in the production of weapons and military equipment
22. Technologies for the prevention and elimination of natural and man-made emergencies
23. Technologies for prospecting, exploration, development of mineral deposits and their extraction
24. Technologies for obtaining and processing structural nanomaterials
25. Technologies for obtaining and processing functional nanomaterials
26. Technologies for creating biocompatible materials
27. Technologies for creating high-speed vehicles and intelligent control systems for new modes of transport
28. Technologies for the creation and processing of composite and ceramic materials
29. Technologies for the creation and processing of crystalline materials
30. Technologies for the creation and processing of polymers and elastomers
31. Technologies for creating membranes and catalytic systems
32. Technologies for creating a new generation of rocket-space and transport equipment
33. Technologies for creating an electronic component base and energy-efficient lighting devices
34. Technologies for creating energy-saving systems for transportation, distribution and use of energy
35. Technologies for creating energy-efficient engines and propellers for transport systems
36. Technologies to reduce losses from socially significant diseases
37. Technologies for energy efficient production and conversion of energy from fossil fuels
38. Technologies for environmentally friendly resource-saving production and processing of agricultural raw materials and food products


Part of an article from the book "Nanotechnology. ABC for All" ed. Yu.D. Tretyakov. Official. But it is interesting from the point of view of which areas of science and technology are considered the most priority.

Critical RF technologies
(Critical Technologies)

"... No state, no matter how rich it may be, is able to develop research and development in all areas without exception. The most important condition for the implementation of an effective state scientific and technical policy is the concentration of scientific potential, financial and material resources in priority areas of development Science and technology Priority areas of development of science and technology are understood as the main areas of research and development, the implementation of which should provide a significant contribution to the social, scientific, technical and industrial development of the country and the achievement of national socio-economic goals due to this.

In each of the priority areas of development of science and technology, more specific applied areas, called critical technologies, can be distinguished. Critical technologies are cross-sectoral in nature, create essential prerequisites for the development of strategic technological areas of research and development, and together make the main contribution to the solution of key problems in the implementation of priority directions of development of science and technology. One of these technologies is nanotechnology. The choice of critical technologies takes into account the forecast of the most promising directions for the development of science and technology in order to achieve maximum returns in the field of innovation.

Priority directions for the development of science, technology and technology in Russia and the list of critical technologies in Russia were first formulated in 1996 with the participation of hundreds of experts - representatives of academic, university and industrial science, as well as industry. The selection and clarification of priorities is a dynamic, living process, which is due to the very specifics of science and technology. Therefore, constant attention is paid to their timely revision. The latest list of priority areas and critical technologies was approved by the President of the Russian Federation on May 21, 2006:

PRIORITY DIRECTIONS for the development of science, technology and technology in the Russian Federation:

Security and counter terrorism.
- Living systems.
- Industry of nanosystems and materials.
- Information and telecommunication systems.
- Advanced weapons, military and special equipment.
- Rational use of natural resources.
- Transport, aviation and space systems.
- Energy and energy saving.

LIST of critical technologies of the Russian Federation:

Basic and critical military, special and industrial technologies.
- Bioinformation technologies.
- Biocatalytic, biosynthetic and biosensor technologies.
- Biomedical and veterinary technologies for life support and protection of humans and animals.
- Genomic and post-genomic technologies for creating drugs.
- Cellular technologies.
- Nanotechnology and nanomaterials.
- Technologies of nuclear energy, nuclear fuel cycle, safe management of radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel.
- Bioengineering technologies.
- Technologies of hydrogen energy.
- Technologies of mechatronics and the creation of microsystem equipment.
- Technologies for monitoring and forecasting the state of the atmosphere and hydrosphere.
- Technologies for new and renewable energy sources.
- Technologies for ensuring the protection and life of the population and hazardous facilities in the event of a threat of terrorist manifestations.
- Technologies for processing, storing, transferring and protecting information.
- Technologies for assessing resources and predicting the state of the lithosphere and biosphere.
- Technologies for processing and utilization of technogenic formations and waste.
- Software production technologies.
- Technologies for the production of fuels and energy from organic raw materials.
- Technologies of distributed computing and systems.
- Technologies to reduce the risk and mitigate the consequences of natural and man-made disasters.
- Technologies for creating biocompatible materials.
- Technologies for creating intelligent navigation and control systems.
- Technologies for the creation and processing of composite and ceramic materials.
- Technologies for the creation and processing of crystalline materials.
- Technologies for the creation and processing of polymers and elastomers.
- Technologies for creating and managing new types of transport systems.
- Technologies for creating membranes and catalytic systems.
- Technologies for creating new generations of rocket and space, aviation and marine technology.
- Technologies for creating an electronic component base.
- Technologies for creating energy-saving systems for transportation, distribution and consumption of heat and electricity.
- Technologies for creating energy efficient engines and propulsion systems for transport systems.
- Technologies for environmentally friendly resource-saving production and processing of agricultural raw materials and food products.
- Technologies for environmentally safe development of deposits and mining. "

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PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

On the approval of the priority directions for the development of science, technology and technology in the Russian Federation and the list of critical technologies of the Russian Federation


Document with changes made:
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In order to modernize and technological development of the Russian economy and increase its competitiveness

I decree:

1. Approve the attached:

a) priority directions for the development of science, technology and technology in the Russian Federation;

b) a list of critical technologies of the Russian Federation.

2. The Government of the Russian Federation to ensure the implementation of this Decree.

3. This Decree comes into force from the date of its signing.

President of Russian Federation
D. Medvedev

Priority areas for the development of science, technology and technology in the Russian Federation

1. Security and counter terrorism.

2. Industry of nanosystems.

3. Information and telecommunication systems.

4. Life sciences.

5. Advanced types of weapons, military and special equipment.

6. Rational use of natural resources.

6_1. Robotic complexes (systems) for military, special and dual-use.
(The item was additionally included by the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of December 16, 2015 N 623)

7. Transport and space systems.

8. Energy efficiency, energy saving, nuclear energy.

List of critical technologies of the Russian Federation

1. Basic and critical military and industrial technologies for the creation of advanced types of weapons, military and special equipment.

2. Basic technologies of power electrical engineering.

3. Biocatalytic, biosynthetic and biosensor technologies.

4. Biomedical and veterinary technologies.

5. Genomic, proteomic and post-genomic technologies.

6. Cellular technologies.

7. Computer modeling of nanomaterials, nanodevices and nanotechnologies.

8. Nano-, bio-, informational, cognitive technologies.

9. Technologies of nuclear energy, nuclear fuel cycle, safe management of radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel.

10. Bioengineering technologies.

11. Technologies for diagnostics of nanomaterials and nanodevices.

12. Technologies for access to broadband multimedia services.

13. Technologies of information, control, navigation systems.

14. Technologies of nanodevices and microsystem equipment.

15. Technologies of new and renewable energy sources, including hydrogen energy.

16. Technologies for obtaining and processing structural nanomaterials.

17. Technologies for obtaining and processing functional nanomaterials.

18. Technologies and software for distributed and high-performance computing systems.

19. Technologies for monitoring and predicting the state of the environment, preventing and eliminating its pollution.

20. Technologies for prospecting, exploration, development of mineral deposits and their extraction.

21. Technologies for the prevention and elimination of natural and man-made emergencies.

22. Technologies for reducing losses from socially significant diseases.

23. Technologies for creating high-speed vehicles and intelligent control systems for new types of transport.

24. Technologies for creating a new generation of rocket-space and transport equipment.

25. Technologies for creating an electronic component base and energy-efficient lighting devices.

26. Technologies for creating energy-saving systems for transportation, distribution and use of energy.

27. Technologies for energy efficient production and conversion of energy using fossil fuels.

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