XDSOFT – a Participant in the MSU Innovation Science and Technology Center "Vorobyovy Gory"

Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU) and XDSOFT have signed a long-term cooperation agreement in the fields of innovation, research, expertise, and education to support the development of projects at the MSU Innovation Science and Technology Center "Vorobyovy Gory" (ISTC MSU "Vorobyovy Gory").

The agreement was signed on September 14 during a meeting focused on the implementation of scientific and technological projects at ISTC MSU "Vorobyovy Gory." The event was attended by the president of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Alexander Sergeev, cluster curators, and center residents under the chairmanship of MSU Rector, Academician Viktor Sadovnichy. The curators reported on the formation of scientific and innovation mandates for various projects and the development of the center's clusters.

The signing took place at the Intellectual Center - Fundamental Library of Moscow University, during a meeting chaired by MSU Rector Viktor Sadovnichy. Future participants of the center, including the president of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Alexander Sergeev, and ISTC cluster coordinators, attended the meeting. The coordinators presented reports on the progress of scientific implementation mandates and the development of the center's clusters.

Thanks to this agreement, XDSOFT will have the opportunity to engage in large-scale development projects at ISTC MSU "Vorobyovy Gory."

As a resident of the ISTC, XDSOFT will focus on:

• Software and database development;
• Conducting research in the fields of information and computer technologies;
• Data processing activities;
• Creating and maintaining internet portals.

"XDSOFT is a young company that, alongside traditional IT projects, is involved in R&D processes. Signing this cooperation agreement with MSU is a significant milestone for us. Here's why: for research and development, we need highly qualified specialists with deep knowledge across various scientific disciplines—ranging from mathematics, physics, and biology to psychology, sociology, and philology. Moreover, we understand that young professionals have the potential to recognize and embrace technological trends, even when experienced experts may initially consider them too innovative, unconventional, or unproven," noted XDSOFT CEO Lyubov Krasyuk.