On June 26, 2025, during a meeting of the Academic Council of Sumy State University, Professor Roman Moskalenko, Head of the Ukrainian-Swedish Research Center SUMEYA, was awarded an Honorary Diploma from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. This prestigious recognition was presented to Professor Moskalenko for his significant contributions to the development of

As part of the implementation of the ARGO HORIZON EUROPE project, Professor Roman Moskalenko, Head of the Ukrainian-Swedish Research Center SUMEYA, visited NANOWAVE, a consortium partner of the ARGO project located in Wrocław, Poland. Professor Moskalenko’s visit, which took place from January 29 to February 14, 2025, focused on strengthening collaboration with NANOWAVE. The company

As part of the implementation of the MSCA-SE project “Towards development of new antibacterial strategy for dentistry” (ARGO) (https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101086441), representatives of the Ukrainian-Swedish SUMEYA center, professors Roman Moskalenko and Yevhen Kuzenko worked based on UMEÅ DENTALLABORATORIUM HOLDING AB (Umeå, Sweden) during September 2-16, 2024. It was a fruitful collaboration in the framework of work on

Co-founder and head of the Ukrainian-Swedish research center SUMEYA prof. Roman MOSKALENKO was awarded a prestigious scholarship from the Foundation of the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE Foundation) under the Talents for Ukraine program! The competition jury highly appreciated the efforts of Prof. Roman Moskalenko for maintaining scientific activity in the border and front-line territory

Bilateral Ukrainian-Latvian project “Modern copper-containing dressing materials with improved regenerative and antibacterial properties” with state registration number 0123U103301 (Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, contract No. M/62-2023) under the scientific supervision of professor Roman Moskalenko (from the Ukrainian-Swedish research center SUMEYA , Sumy State University) and professor Maksym Pogorelov (Senior Researcher, Institute of Atomic