Katerina Tíjonova
Katerina Tíjonova is a prominent Russian scientist and the youngest daughter of President Vladimir Putin. She is the director of a university institute that focuses on advanced technological research, including the development of neural interfaces. Recently, her institute has been involved in controversial experiments involving the implantation of brain chips in pigeons to create 'biodrones' for surveillance and inspection purposes.
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Katerina Tíjonova is the director of the university institute where scientists are implanting chips in pigeons.
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