Strong nations don’t go through genocides
124 collaboration proposals
Collaboration Needs
Միացե՛ք, որ Ապրի՛նք ուժեղ Հայաստանում
The Armenian Genocide was the first crime against humanity of the 20th century. It remains unpunished and denied, which led to other genocides, including the Holocaust.
Armenian Genocide is being denied even today and we remain in permanent danger. We learn from history that only strong nations can be truly protected from such adversaries. Today we can’t only focus on the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, we have no other option but to be a strong and influentia statel.
Every year, we commemorate the victims of the Armenian Genocide on April 24th. This year, if Armenians living throughout the world donated their day’s income toward a project able to strengthen Armenia, consider the impact this action would make.
We can still have a prosperous and safe future if we build a strong scientific ecosystem that can empower the overall development of our country and competitive human capital. Having a well-developed scientific capacity is crucial for building and maintaining a strong country that can address all challenges.
A developed scientific ecosystem equates to strong diplomacy, defense systems, economic growth, and in-demand technologies. Strengthening Armenia’s scientific sphere would thereby make it a valuable member of the international community.
To achieve this as fast as possible, we must join our efforts with the state to fund Armenia’s scientific development. We ought to step up and stand with our scientists. That's why we all need to contribute - our existence depends on it.
We must come together and support scientific projects. Be it a company or an individual, this April, we will dedicate a single day’s income to a promising and trustworthy team that can contribute to Armenia becoming an innovation and scientific center. This is a meaningful way to commemorate our innocent victims, and, to some extent, perhaps prevent future victims. April should be a month of honoring our past by investing in our future.
Organized massacres of Armenians started with killing the intellectual elite, so our revival ought to start with supporting our scientists.
The aim of this project is to promote the English-language International Journal of Armenian Genocide Studies, published by the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute, and to index it on Scopus and Web of Science platforms.
2.Genome bioinformatics computing infrastructure
The first publicly accessible genome bioinformatics computing infrastructure will be created in Armenia. This will allow our scientists to conduct bioinformatics research on local hardware infrastructure, safely store locally produced genomics data, as well as utilize large storage, memory, and high-performance computing capacity, in addition to bioinformatics software and databases.
3.Molecular laboratory at the Institute of Botany
A state-of-the-art molecular laboratory will be established at the A. Takhtajyan Institute of Botany National Academy of Sciences of Armenia to study plants, fungi, mosses, and lichens.
4.BIOCER
BIOCER is an implant that is made of biocompatible, bioactive, biodegradable material that promotes bone growth, and over time dissolves and disappears, helping to restore the natural bone.
Proposes of the given project to create a complex system that will provide the task of direction finding and coordinates determining of radiation sources of radio frequency and sound signals.
April is a pun created by combining “Ապրի՛լ (April “to live” in Western Armenian) with April month
Dear collaborators, as a result of directing our one-day income to various projects in the field of science, we have recorded the following results.
The project aims to establish a state-of-the-art molecular laboratory at the A. Takhtajyan Institute of Botany National Academy of Sciences of Armenia to study plants, fungi, mosses, and lichens.
Laboratory equipment and renovations are already complete. The necessary equipment for the project implementation has either been purchased or is in the process of being purchased. In 2023, the laboratory is expected to open and start operating.
The project aims to promote the International Journal of Armenian Genocide Studies (IJAGS) in the international market by joining the Scopus and Web of Science platforms.
Within the framework of the project, the journal has been included in the DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) system.
A new website with an online article submission and review system has been developed: http://agmipublications.am/index.php/ijags
The first issue of the International Journal of Armenian Genocide Studies for 2022 has been published. The second special issue for 2022, dedicated to Artsakh, is ready for publication.
The project aims to create a complex system that will provide the task of direction finding and coordinates determining of radiation sources of radio frequency and sound signals.
Currently, the project is in the implementation phase.
The project aims to create a new infrastructure with larger memory and computing power at the Armenian Bioinformatics Institute.
Currently, the project is in the implementation phase.
The project aims to use implants made of biocer to reconstruct bone injuries of animals, such as dogs and cats.
Currently, the project is in the implementation phase.
37 companies and individuals have already joined the "April" initiative so that together we will live in a strong country.
24 companies and individuals joined the April initiative to support scientific projects. This is the best way to build a strong and prosperous nation. Join us and make your smartest investment in our future․
Strong nations don’t go through genocides
124 collaboration proposals
Collaboration Needs
Միացե՛ք, որ Ապրի՛նք ուժեղ Հայաստանում