Founded in 1944 on the base of a military hospital for the seriously ill and the veterans of the WWII and other “hot spots”. It was one of the first research complexes on the territory of the facility №3826. The main branches of study of the complex are: organic and biomolecular chemistry, virology, neurobiology, adaptation of living organisms to hostile environments, restoring and cloning of human organs. This is the very place where the Polymer-related research begun. The “Pavlov” complex is responsible for researching the relationship between the nervous system of humans and animals with the polymer jelly. Consists of 3 main workshops:

1. Medical archives: fully automatized. The 3-rd type technology is used: automatic production chain and machinery that does not require human participation.
Current research and objectives: Secreted.
Available technologies: Secreted.

2. Surgical workshop. Not automatized, controlled by humans. The 1-st type technology is used: low automation of production, human participation necessary.
Current research and objectives: Secreted.
Available technologies: Vova – lab assistants (Vov/a6) – a main type of robots, which works in the surgical department. Vova, unlike Rafik (Raf/9), is used for complicated surgical procedures and can complete highly delicate tasks that are not accessible to other robots.

3. Experimental workshop: Not automatized, controlled by humans. The 1-st type technology is used: low automation of production, human participation necessary.
Current research and objectives: Secreted.
Available technologies: Secreted.