"Darnytsia" will transfer liquid chromatographs to Taras Shevchenko KNU

Supporting the development of science in Ukraine, the Darnytsia pharmaceutical company will donate liquid chromatographs to the Faculty of Chemistry of Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University. This was reported by the company's press service mind.ua.

Kyiv National University named after Taras Shevchenko

With the help of these devices, chemistry students will be able to practically master the basics of liquid chromatography — a method of separation and analysis of complex mixtures of substances in which the mobile phase is a liquid.

"Darnytsia" pays considerable attention to work with students and young professionals. Yes, a year ago the internship program was updated to version "Internship 2.0". This program opens up new opportunities for young people who want to develop in the pharmaceutical industry.

"Darnytsia" experts are also happy to welcome young interns within their walls and share their experience and expertise.

In addition, the leader of the pharmaceutical market of Ukraine regularly introduces its products to students of specialized higher educational institutions, in particular Taras Shevchenko KNU.

"Pharmaceuticals is one of the most science-intensive industries. That is why it is so important today to invest time, effort and other resources in maintaining the scientific potential of the nation. Our youth is the scientific potential that is ready to overcome any challenges and make many great scientific discoveries in the future. Therefore, we are always happy to support talented young specialists in various ways," says Vasyl Gubarets, director of corporate communications at the Darnytsia pharmaceutical company.

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