Category: Russia

  • MIL-OSI Russia: The capital will host the Red Square Basketball Cup

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    On March 29 and 30, the Gostiny Dvor will host the 3×3 basketball festival “Red Square Cup”. Over the course of two days, 3,000 participants from more than 700 teams will compete here.

    The geography of the cup includes at least 50 cities of Russia: athletes will come from Kaliningrad, Yekaterinburg, Norilsk, Khabarovsk and other parts of the country. The sports program of the event covers different age groups and is intended for participants from seven years and older.

    The competition will be watched by 10 thousand spectators. One of the leading tournaments of the festival will be the Red Square Cup of the same name, in which the strongest teams of Russia will take part. Among them are players of the Russian national 3×3 basketball team, silver medalists of the 2020 Olympic Games Alexander Zuev and Stanislav Sharov, as well as five-time champions of Russia Yuri Bespalov and Vladislav Meleshkin. In addition, over the weekend, Gostiny Dvor will host a mass 3×3 basketball tournament (age categories from 14 years and up) and a children’s 3×3 basketball cup (from seven to 14 years old).

    The festival will also feature another competition — a slam dunk contest. The most famous athletes always fill the stands with spectacular slam dunks. The event will also feature an original slam dunk contest called “Streetball Russia” and other entertainment.

    A large-scale entertainment program has been prepared for participants and guests. The events will be divided into thematic zones, such as an art space, a basketball post office, a territory of slot machines, a photo zone and a photo booth with instant printing.

    Entry to the festival is free.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The “Show Moscow!” competition will help you get points in the “City of Tasks” project

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Participants of the online tourist route competition “Show Moscow!” can receive city points in the project “City of Tasks”To do this, you need to send your own route around the capital via the online application form on the portal “Russpass. Business”, take a screenshot and attach it to the progress report on the project website or application “City of Tasks”.

    For this, the participant will receive 790 points of the city loyalty program “Million Prizes”, which can be used to receive discounts in stores and cafes, top up the transport card “Troika” or donated to charity. It is important that both the application and the profile on the “City of Tasks” website contain the same contact information: phone number and email address.

    Applications for the “Show Moscow!” contest will be accepted until May 13. Anyone who loves the capital can participate, there are no restrictions on age or profession. The goal of the project is to create new tourist routes for the city, as well as to increase the interest of residents and professional guides in the development of regional tourism.

    Participants are offered a choice of five walking themes: history and culture, transport, sports, ecology, architecture. An expert jury will select the five most creative routes. And in each of the 12 administrative districts of the capital, one winner will be determined based on the results of online voting in the project. “Active Citizen”.

    The results will be announced on July 31, 2025. The best routes will be published in the Russpass-magazine with the authorship indicated. The winners will receive diplomas and memorable gifts from the organizers and partners of the competition.

    The online competition “Show Moscow” is in line with the initiatives of the national project “Tourism and Hospitality” and is being implemented with the aim of popularizing professions in this area and replenishing the capital’s tourism portfolio with new, non-standard and accessible routes for travelers.

    There are about three thousand tour guides working in Moscow, and about 500 excursions are held daily. Moscow City Tourism Committee comprehensively supports the excursion community. In the capital, tour guides and guide-interpreters are certified in a convenient online format, and they are also invited to excursions to unique city sites that are closed to the general public. It is the guides who form the first impressions of the capital for tourists. The “Show Moscow!” competition is held to popularize the profession.

    Project “City of Tasks” has been operating since January 2022. With its help, Muscovites can monitor the work of city services, participate in environmental, cultural, sports and other activities. At present, participants have already completed more than 2.7 million tasks. The project is being developed by the State Institution “New Management Technologies” and the Moscow Department of Information Technology.

    Applications are now being accepted for participation in the online tourist route competition “Show Moscow!”

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Contemporary art exhibition “Art Russia” opens in the metro

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The capital’s metro has prepared a new exhibition for passengers together with the contemporary art fair “Art Russia”. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

    You can see the exhibition in the passage between the Big Circle and Sokolnicheskaya metro lines at the Prospekt Vernadskogo station and in the lobby of the escalator gallery at the Vorobyovy Gory station.

    “We are developing the Moscow Metro as a cultural venue on behalf of Sergei Sobyanin. Exhibitions, concerts and other events are regularly held here, and participants in the projects

    “Music in the subway” And “Art in the Metro” share their creativity with passengers. This time, everyone will be able to visit the “Art Russia” exhibition, which presents photographs of paintings by contemporary artists from all over the country,” noted Maxim Liksutov.

    Among the works are “Game in the Night” by Vlad Loktev, “Time for Fun” by Elena Romanovskaya, “Daytime Promenade” by Vyacheslav Krivtsov, “In the Eyes of the Beholder” by Dasha Pustovoit, “Silence” by Margarita Ivanova, “Full Moon” by Irina Zaitseva. In addition, passengers will see photographs of paintings by other authors, such as Anatoly Akuye, Oleg Mikhailov, Elizaveta Vasilenko, Tatyana Kirikova. The exhibition can be visited until April 7 inclusive.

    Reproductions of paintings selected for the Art Russia contemporary art fair are being exhibited at the Moscow Metro sites for the fourth time. Art Russia is the largest Russian contemporary art fair and international art forum, which appeared in 2020. The events annually bring together gallery owners and independent artists, collectors and art market experts at one site in the center of Moscow. Over the past six years, 134 galleries and 741 artists have been represented at the fair, and more than 150 thousand people have visited it during this time.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: We invite you to the creative competition Brand Education

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    The Institute of Marketing invites you to participate in the traditional student competition Brand Education.

    The competition has become a reflection of the global and domestic economy’s aspirations for responsible consumption and sustainable development. It brings together creative students and high school students interested in developing professional competencies in the field of creating and promoting sustainable brands.

    To participate in the first stage of the competition, you must register before April 7 and send your project work to brandeducation@yandex.ru.

    Competition directions and nominations:

    University brand promotion: media activity – promoting the university in the digital environment (posting press releases, maintaining social media pages, etc.); television activity – videos about the university, department, etc.; advertising activity – posting posters, distributing leaflets, leaflets and other advertising materials; PR activity – positioning the university in online and offline media, strengthening its reputation, interacting with target audiences. Social entrepreneurship: civic initiatives, socially significant projects, development of volunteerism and volunteer work; environmental projects; Internet startups aimed at developing universities; sustainable business development projects. Initiatives of the year: green technologies in the organization’s infrastructure; sustainable packaging in the culture of responsible consumption; sustainable design and environmental responsibility; creative poster for social advertising.

    Participants of the competition can indicate one or several nominations when registering. The jury will evaluate the projects and publish a list of the lucky ones who made it to the finals on April 17.

    The second stage (final) of the competition will be held from April 18 to 30 in person at the Department of Services Marketing and Brand Management of the Institute of Marketing.

    Details about the competition are available on the Brand Education Telegram channel https://t.me/brand_education.

    The competition is organized by the Department of Services Marketing and Brand Management of the Institute of Marketing, which traditionally studies the problems of forming and developing sustainable brands, and trains specialists in the field of their design and capitalization.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Events in honor of the 80th anniversary of Victory will be held throughout Moscow — Sergei Sobyanin

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The organization of large city festivals and cultural events that transform the capital into a single concert and theater venue is an important area of work for the Moscow Government. In its telegram channel Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the results of the 2024 cultural program and shared plans for 2025.

    “The main theme of this year is the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War. The central location will traditionally be Poklonnaya Gora,” the Moscow Mayor wrote.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin

    Thematic events will be held at 12 district venues, in 26 parks of culture and recreation, as well as in theaters, cultural centers, libraries, museums and exhibition halls. There will be concerts of popular performers, performances by theater groups, a broadcast of the military parade on Red Square and recordings of the 1945 Victory Parade. About 10 million people are expected to attend these events.

    Today, you can get acquainted with music, theatre, circus and contemporary art or media art not only in cultural institutions, but also in parks, on streets and boulevards.

    The Theatre Boulevard festival will return to the streets of the capital in the summer. The number of venues and events will increase. Its main goal is to attract a new audience to Moscow’s theatres and concert halls. Festival guests will be able to learn about certain theatres and better study their repertoire.

    Moscow Fashion Week is one of the largest events in the cultural life of the capital. It is held in autumn and spring. In March of this year, the fourth Moscow Fashion Week ended, which was visited by over 65 thousand people. Its participants were not only Russian and foreign fashion industry professionals, but also about 140 students from creative universities of the country. Collections were presented by 186 brands from 27 regions of Russia and nine other countries.

    The city festivals “Summer in Moscow”, “Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030”, “Winter in Moscow”, as well as the first-ever “Theater Boulevard” festival were the highlights of last year – over 1,600 actors from more than 75 theater companies took to the streets.

    “In August 2024, the first

    Moscow International Film Week. 47 countries participated: representatives of film companies, producers, scriptwriters and government officials. Events were held all over Moscow – from film screenings to excursions to the filming locations of famous films,” added Sergei Sobyanin

    In December 2024, the Moscow International Creative Industries Week was held, which was attended by representatives from Brazil, Egypt, India, China, Thailand, Turkey and other countries. Moscow entrepreneurs signed a number of agreements and export contracts with their foreign colleagues in the field of cinema, animation, video games, and interior design. The total amount under these agreements exceeded 700 million rubles.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: From a variety of products to cooking shows: what attracts visitors to Moscow fish markets

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    In the six months since the opening of the Moscow-on-the-Wave fish market in the Mitino district, almost half a million people have visited it. They bought fresh products, participated in tastings and watched culinary shows, reported Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

    The most popular products were lightly salted herring, live carp, seaweed salad and pink salmon caviar.

    The market has repeatedly hosted city festivals such as “Golden Autumn”, “Journey to Christmas”, “Chinese New Year in Moscow” and “Moscow Maslenitsa”. For each of them, the site was decorated in a corporate style, themed events were held, and promotions were launched. Thus, at Maslenitsa, you could try pancakes with a variety of seafood fillings.

    “The first modern fish market opened in the capital in the fall of 2023. Now there are two of them – in the Mitino and Kosino-Ukhtomsky districts. The new format is very popular with Muscovites and tourists. Over the past year and a half, two million people have visited the sites. They purchased about 1.5 thousand tons of products,” noted Natalya Sergunina.

    In total, the assortment includes over 600 types of fish and seafood from 13 seas and three oceans, which are brought directly from fishermen from all over the country. The geography of deliveries covers 17 regions of Russia, including the Astrakhan and Murmansk regions, Kamchatka and Khabarovsk territories, the republics of Karelia and Crimea.

    The markets have an open kitchen where you can cook any purchased fish and seafood for free, and there are also areas with cafes and restaurants. The gastronomic program is complemented by weekly performances by musicians – spectators are welcome from Friday to Sunday.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The fountain complex on Manezhnaya Square has begun preparations for the opening of the season

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Specialists from the city services complex have begun cleaning and de-preserving the fountain complex on Manezhnaya Square. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement Petr Biryukov.

    “In anticipation of the opening of the fountain season, which traditionally begins in April, we are carrying out large-scale work to de-mothball and wash the fountain complex on Manezhnaya Square. This structure consists of 12 fountains and water devices, among which are architectural elements,” noted Petr Biryukov.

    The work will be carried out by a team of four people. Watering equipment will be used to clean the fountains.

    The decorative parts of the fountain complex will be cleaned manually with soft brushes using a citric acid solution, and then washed with water under pressure. A special detergent will be used for granite surfaces, colored mosaics and bronze figures of characters from famous Russian fairy tales. The horse sculptures of the main fountain “Geyser” and the fountain “Clock of the World” will be washed separately.

    Before turning on the fountain complex, all structures located in underground collectors, hydraulics, pumping equipment and jet-forming elements will be carefully checked.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sergei Sobyanin instructed to continue key city projects in the field of culture

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The Presidium of the Moscow Government reviewed the report of the Deputy Mayor of Moscow Natalia Sergunina on the development of the cultural sphere in 2024 and plans for 2025. Sergei Sobyanin instructed to continue implementing current city projects in this area.

    “Many programs and events have generated incredible interest and demonstrated demand among city residents. Moscow remains the main cultural center of Russia! Last year alone, cultural institutions were visited 235 million times,” the Mayor of Moscow wrote in his

    telegram channel.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin

    There were 177 million visits to parks and recreation areas, 15.4 million to cinemas, over 10 million to theatres, about two million to concert venues, over 17 million to museums and exhibition halls, 2.6 million to cultural centres, and 11 million to libraries.

    Thanks to large festivals and other similar events, the entire city essentially turns into a single open-air theatre and concert venue.

    By implementing the large-scale project “Moscow – City of Cinema”, the Moscow Government continues to strengthen the capital’s position as a leader in the domestic film industry and a world-class film production center. In 2024, about 120 projects were filmed on the sites of the Moscow film cluster – this is 2.5 times more than the year before.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: With the support of the State University of Management: “School in Nekrasovka” becomes a forge of banking personnel

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    GUU and “School in Nekrasovka” will create entrepreneurship and environmental classes. Agreements on this were reached during a meeting held on March 25, 2025 at the State University of Management between Rector Vladimir Stroyev and the school director, Deputy Chairperson of the Commission on Education and Youth Policy of the Moscow City Duma Maya Bulaeva.

    Also present at the meeting from the GUU side were Vice-Rector Dmitry Bryukhanov and Advisor to the Rectorate Nikolay Mikhailov, Director of the Career Guidance Center Elena Likhatskikh and her deputy Andrey Kolchin. And from the guests side – Deputy Director of the school for maintenance Olga Shuvanova and partner-employer, representative of Alfa-Bank Dmitry Belyavsky.

    At the beginning of the meeting, welcoming the guests, the rector called the State University of Management a “district-forming university” since residents and enterprises of Vykhino-Zhulebino use the university’s infrastructure, its swimming pool, sports complex, assembly hall, and the former prefect of the South-Eastern Administrative District Vladimir Zotov still actively works at the Department of State and Municipal Management.

    Director of the School in Nekrasovka Maya Bulaeva shared that she has been trying to build a school-university-enterprise line for a long time, but has not been able to establish connections with the middle management. The school actively cooperates with Alfa-Bank within the framework of the Moscow Department of Education and Science project “Entrepreneurial Class”. “The school works, the bank invests, but ultimately does not receive results in the form of young specialists. We ask for help to fill this gap,” Maya Valeryevna addressed the management of the State University of Management.

    Vladimir Stroyev agreed that today there is a noticeable shortage of personnel even in the most prestigious banks. Modern youth should be prepared in advance for a serious attitude towards their career, build personal connections, otherwise graduates will be immediately “taken apart” by competitors. “Our option of training specialists from school is very effective, it is almost an ideal scheme, especially since we are also geographically close,” the rector noted.

    Maya Bulaeva also suggested creating environmental classes, especially since the rector’s advisor Nikolai Mikhailov is the head of the department of “Ecology and Nature Management” and a member of the Russian Geographical Society. The university has a solid scientific foundation, and the “School in Nekrasovka” has excellent teachers who prepare winners of environmental Olympiads. In addition, there is already a partner in mind that is ready for cooperation – the Moscow Zoo.

    Vladimir Stroyev expressed readiness for any cooperation options, provided that the planned initiatives are worked out in detail. In addition, he, together with the vice-rector of the State University of Management Dmitry Bryukhanov, spoke about the unique system of project-based learning at our university, which allows employers to select potential employees starting from the first year without financial investments.

    During the further conversation it became clear that the School in Nekrasovka has developed the teaching of Chinese, which is useful for future specialists given Russia’s current orientation toward Eastern markets. Continuing this topic, Vladimir Stroyev told the guests about cooperation with the Ministry of Economic Development, in particular about foreign internships and the All-Russian competition of socially responsible initiatives of entrepreneurs and NPOs “My Good Business”, the third season of which is nearing completion. Maya Bulaeva was especially interested in the competition of social entrepreneurs and received an invitation from the rector to take part in the award ceremony for the winners.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A creative meeting with Alexander Zhigalkin will be held at the State University of Management

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    On April 2, 2025, as part of the VI All-Russian Festival of Student Short Films “Kinosfera”, a creative meeting in the format of a public talk and an autograph session with Alexander Zhigalkin will take place at the State University of Management.

    Aleksandr Zhigalkin is a theater, film and dubbing actor, TV presenter, screenwriter, producer, director of such humorous projects as “6 frames” and “Thank God, you came!”, as well as the well-known television sitcoms “Daddy’s Daughters”, “Daddy’s Daughters. New” and “Voronins”. Winner of the Russian national television award “TEFI-2011” in the nomination “Director of a television program” for the sketch show “6 frames”.

    We are waiting for everyone to discuss the specifics of the production process in the film industry and ask questions of interest on April 2 at 15:00 in PA-215.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Nine Polytechnicians Receive Potanin Foundation Grants

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    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    Nine teachers of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University received grants from the Vladimir Potanin Foundation Scholarship Program. In total, the foundation supported 150 projects for redesigning and transforming master’s degree programs proposed by representatives of universities participating in the Scholarship Program.

    The competition received 574 applications from 68 universities. The supported initiatives of teachers are aimed at changing master’s degree programs. The projects pay special attention to student-centeredness, interdisciplinarity, updating of content and flexible management of educational content.

    The winners of the grant competition will receive 500 thousand rubles each. The projects must be implemented within a year.

    The winners of the competition from Polytechnic University were:

    Assistant of the Higher School of Project Activities and Innovations in the IMIT industry Salbek Beketov (project “Redizin course“ Mathematical models of technical management facilities ”due to the creation and integration of the adaptive module according to optimization methods”);
    Associate Professor of the Higher School of Public Administration, IPMEIT Andrei Burmistrov (project “Digital transformation of the training course“ Strategic personnel management in IT organization ””);
    Associate Professor of the Higher School of Project Activities and Innovations in the IMMIT industry Alexei Gintsyak (project “Comprehensive improvement of the course on digital modeling of production processes as a configured educational product”);
    Associate Professor of the Higher School of Project Activities and Innovations in the IMIT industry Tatyana ITS (project “Redizin program of the master’s program by re-taxing training courses into independent modules that form universal and general professional competencies using a new design-oriented training model”);
    Associate Professor of the Higher School of Production Management of IPMEIT Anastasius Klimin (project “Redizin discipline of the training of masters“ Digital marketing ””);
    Associate Professor of the Higher School of Business Engineing Ipmeit Nikolai Paklin (project “Analytics of self-service and artificial intelligence: redesigning course on machine learning”);
    Associate Professor of the Higher School of Production Management of IPMEIT INGA Skvortsova (the project “Improving the practice-orientation and redesign of the master’s program“ Energy Management ””);
    Associate Professor of the Higher Engineering and Economic School, Head of the System Dynamics Nile Ipmeite Angi Schvediani (project “Multi-dimensional statistical analysis”);
    Associate Professor of the Higher School of Linguistics and Pedagogy of the GI Evgeny Tsimerman (project “Digital redesign of the master’s program“ English language in the context of international education ””).

    “Our university traditionally participates and wins in the Potanin Foundation’s Master’s program support competition. Last year, grants received four teachers, this year – nine, – said Vice-Rector for Educational Activities Lyudmila Pankova. – The winning projects are aimed at developing new courses within the framework of existing master’s programs, online components and online tools for taught courses, as well as introducing new teaching methods: project tasks, business games, cases, inclusion of project and production approaches, including with the participation of partner organizations and the industrial sector.”

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Comedy, family films and fantasy: city residents chose their favorite film genres for thematic weekend at Moskino

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The Active Citizen project has ended vote, in which Muscovites chose their favorite film genres and directions to create a repertoire for thematic weekends of the cinema chain “Moschino”More than 209 thousand people shared their opinions.

    Participants were offered to choose up to five genres from those presented in the vote or to suggest their own option. The top five included comedies (23 percent), family films (21 percent), science fiction (10 percent), detectives (10 percent), and documentaries (nine percent). The voting results will help the Moskino network to create a program that will best meet the needs of viewers. The voting became a kind of continuation of the tradition established 60 years ago, when the Cosmos cinema began accepting requests from visitors and taking them into account in the playbill.

    State budgetary cultural institution “Moscow Cinema” (Moskino) is an organization within the structure of the capital Department of Culture, which oversees the development of the capital’s cinemas, filming and other citywide projects in the field of cinema. Today, the Moskino cinema chain unites 15 venues. Here, viewers are offered the latest releases from world cinema, art-house films and retrospectives. In addition, Moskino invites you to preview screenings of films, meetings with directors and actors, as well as discussions of films at meetings of film clubs.

    Muscovites to choose the best short film of the project “From idea to premiere”

    Project “Active Citizen” has been operating since 2014. During this time, over seven million people have joined it, participating in more than seven thousand votes. Every month, 30-40 decisions made by Muscovites are implemented in the city. The project is being developed by the capital Department of Information Technology and the State Institution “New Management Technologies”.

    The creation, development and operation of the e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, correspond to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State” and the regional project of the city of Moscow “Digital Public Administration”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: More than 1.7 thousand square meters of real estate were transferred to social institutions in the South-East Administrative District

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Since the beginning of the renovation program, the city has selected and transferred 10 new premises for work to socially significant organizations that were located in demolished buildings in the southeast of the capital. This was reported by Maxim Gaman, Minister of the Moscow Government and Head of the Department of City Property.

    “During the entire period of implementation of the renovation program, the city transferred 10 real estate properties in the South-Eastern Administrative District with a total area of over 1.7 thousand square meters to the operational management of socially significant organizations that occupied premises in old buildings. The relocation affected public utility enterprises and administrative institutions. The city allocated real estate in five districts: Lyublino, Nizhegorodsky, Yuzhnoportovy, Lefortovo and Tekstilshchiki,” he said.

    Maxim Gaman.

    The city allocated seven premises with a total area of over 1.3 thousand square meters to housing and communal organizations. Another three facilities with an area of almost 400 square meters were received by administrative institutions.

    “The first floors of new buildings under the renovation program are designed and built as non-residential. Social and household facilities are opened on them. Today, more than 80 premises are used to accommodate such facilities in the South-Eastern Administrative District. They house shops, pick-up points, beauty salons and other businesses,” clarified the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy

    Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    For socially significant organizations located in buildings included in the renovation program, the city selects new premises without waiting for the start of resettlement. This applies to healthcare, sports, culture and leisure institutions, as well as utilities. When selecting facilities for placement, the infrastructure formed in the districts is taken into account. Therefore, not only areas in new buildings are used for relocation, but also premises in existing buildings.

    Earlier, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin told on the use of prefab technologies in the construction of houses under the renovation program.

    The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin instructed to double the pace of implementation of the renovation program.

    Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction volumes. High rates of housing construction correspond to the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow experts to hold webinars on financial literacy for teachers

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Moscow experts will hold free webinars for teachers who introduce elements of financial literacy into the educational process. On March 28 at 14:00, school and college employees will be able to join the online class, and on April 15 at 13:00, preschool teachers will be able to join.

    The educational mini-marathon is being held by the financial literacy center at the capital Department of Finance, organizational support is provided by the Department of Human Resources Services of the Moscow Government.

    “Today, financial literacy is not just a useful skill, but a vital necessity. Without knowledge in this area, it is difficult to make informed decisions and achieve serious financial goals. With the help of our webinars, teachers from Moscow and other regions can receive up-to-date information on modern trends in financial education. In an accessible and convenient format, participants will get acquainted with popular teaching methods, analyze practical examples, ask questions to experts and gain access to educational materials. This will make classes for children more diverse and interesting,” she noted.

    Elena Zyabbarova, Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of Finance.

    The audience will get acquainted with new methodological developments that will help conduct exciting and meaningful classes on financial literacy. Participants will learn what interactive training formats exist today and how to improve the educational process with their help.

    Olga Lukacheva, head of the Moscow financial literacy center, will talk about thematic educational projects in the capital and suggest which lectures and master classes to attend in order to improve your own knowledge and consolidate it in practice. She will also explain how to organize financial literacy events with the participation of experts in a kindergarten, school or college.

    Olga Guryanova, two-time winner of the “Budget for Citizens” competition, will share her own ideas and explain how characters from popular cartoons can motivate children to understand financial issues.

    History teacher at school #854, lecturer at the Russian Society “Knowledge” Alexander Odzho will use examples to prove why social studies lessons in grades seven through nine are an excellent platform for developing financial literacy. And Ekaterina Lavrenova, candidate of pedagogical sciences, will tell how to interest preschoolers during their studies and keep their attention.

    Teachers of educational institutions can view the detailed program and sign up for webinars on the page “Showcase of HR services”. Registration closes at the beginning of the event. All listeners will receive a reminder letter with a link to join. Upon completion of the seminar, participants will receive an electronic certificate and access to materials for independent study.

    The most convenient way to follow announcements of financial literacy events is on the Telegram channel “Open Budget of Moscow” and on the portal “Open Budget of the City of Moscow”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: New stops to appear in 12 districts of the capital

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    From March 29, 11 new stops will appear in the capital. Thanks to this, seven bus and electric bus routes will be adjusted. Transport will come closer to residential buildings, metro stations, the Moscow Central Circle, Moscow Central Diameters (MCD) and social facilities.

    “On the instructions of Sergei Sobyanin, we are placing stops near residential buildings, social facilities, rail frame stations and places of attraction. From March 29, we will add 11 new stops in 12 districts of the capital, buses and electric buses of 22 routes will stop at them. We will continue to develop the network of ground transport routes and introduce new stops where necessary,” said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry

    Maxim Liksutov.

    Where will the new stops appear?

    New stops will appear on the following routes:

    — routes No. 16 and 32k in Zelenograd will be extended to the stop “Serednikovskaya Street”;

    — a stop will be added near the Bibirevo metro station on Prishvina Street for buses of route No. 284. They will stop in the same place as buses No. 282, 353, 503, 587, 618, 705, 771 and H9;

    — stops will appear near the Timiryazevskaya metro station — buses No. 519, 539 and C532 will arrive closer to exit No. 5 of the metro;

    — routes #764 and C768 will be extended to a new stop at Kuryanovo MCD-2 station. At the same time, route #646 will start operating under a new number — #764. It will be more convenient for Maryino residents to get to the MCD;

    — a stop called “Severny Bulvar, 6” will be added for routes No. 23, 380 and M54 when traveling towards the Otradnoye metro station. Instead of the “Dental Clinic” stop, residents will use the new stop;

    — a stop called “Yakovlevskoye” will be added in the center of the settlement of the same name for routes No. 868, 1002 and C117. The old stop “Yakovlevskoye” on Dorognaya Street will receive a new name “Dorognaya Street”;

    — for routes No. 153, 553, E12, M16 and H11, stops will be added at exits No. 7 and 8 from the Novatorskaya metro station.

    In addition, new oncoming stops will appear:

    — “Institute of Epidemiology” — next to route No. 570;

    — “Turn to Voronovo” — next to route No. 1004;

    — “Peoples’ Friendship University” metro station — next to route C976.

    Where new stops have already appeared

    Since the beginning of the year, about 40 new stops have appeared in the capital on more than 70 bus and electric bus routes. In total, more than 50 routes were adjusted and improved last winter, and new ground transport stops were added. Thanks to this, buses and electric buses began to approach closer to important social and transport facilities.

    Since January 18, 14 new stops have been introduced on the following routes:

    — No. 357, 359, 362, 400, 851, 865, 865k in North-West Administrative District;

    — No. 911a, 889 in TiNAO;

    — No. 512 in the North-Eastern Administrative District;

    — No. 838, 887, 864, C797, C827 in the Southern Administrative District.

    On February 1, 10 stops were introduced in different districts:

    — on routes No. 188, 172, 769, 262, 639, C17 in the South-West Administrative District;

    — on routes No. 438, 624, 690, 695, S679, M6 in the South-Eastern Administrative District;

    — on route No. 570 in the Northern Administrative District;

    — on routes No. 925, 940, 956, 969, 969k, 998, C949 in TiNAO;

    — on route No. 587 in the North-Eastern Administrative District;

    — on route No. 732 in ZAO;

    — on routes No. 48, 294, 291 in North-West Administrative District;

    — on routes E66, No. 265, 78, 975 in the Eastern Administrative District.

    Since March 1, nine new stops have been introduced on 24 routes:

    — No. 324, 358 in the North-West Administrative District;

    — No. 145, 226, 250, 261, 404, 752, 196, 699, 816 and C13 in the South-Western Administrative District;

    — No. 446, 504 in TiNAO;

    — No. 862, 32, 366, 470, 116, C369 in ZAO;

    – No. 503, 282, 353, 618 in NEAD.

    In accordance with the objectives of the national project “Infrastructure for life” In Moscow, much attention is paid to the modernization of social and municipal infrastructure, including increasing the number of convenient public transport routes and updating the rolling stock. In addition, within the framework of the national project, Moscow has begun developing the Central Transport Hub. It will become a single circuit with regular suburban rail transport for more than 30 million residents of 11 regions of Russia.

    Since the beginning of the year, 29 ground transportation routes have been adjusted in Moscow and two new ones have been opened

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Applications are now being accepted for the children’s competition “Create a new Muscovite card”

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The capital has begun accepting applications for the children’s drawing competition “Create a New Muscovite Card.” This was reported byDepartment of Information Technology. Participants will have to draw the heroes of famous Russian fairy tales and epics on the streets of Moscow. The author of the best work will go toStroganov Children’s Academy of Design, and his drawing will appear on Muscovite cards.

    Moscow schoolchildren aged seven to 14 years can take part in the competition. Applications are accepted until April 13 on a special page.

    “The last time the design of the Muscovite card changed was in 2018. Today, young city residents can create their own card design with their favorite fairy-tale characters. There is nothing more sincere than children’s drawings. We invite Moscow schoolchildren to show their creative talents and compete for the main prizes of the competition, and all voters to look at their hometown through the eyes of children,” said Ivan Buturlin, General Director of the State Unitary Enterprise “Moscow Social Register”.

    A parent or legal representative can apply for a child to participate in the competition. To do this, you need to log in to the competition page via Mos ID and fill out the form. You can send up to three drawings.

    The selection of competition entries will take place in several stages. First, the expert jury will select 30 drawings for the shortlist in each of two age groups: from seven to 10 years old and from 11 to 14 years old. Then, on the competition page and in the Active Citizen project, Muscovites will select 15 works in each age category that will make it to the final. Young Muscovites will also be able to vote for their favorites in the Active Citizen for Children project.

    The final stage will be voting, which will determine one Grand Prix winner, as well as winners of first, second and third places in each age group. Voting will take place in the Active Citizen project and on the Active Citizen for Children platform.

    The winners of the competition will have the opportunity to attend a tour and master classes inRussian State University of Art and Industry named after S.G. Stroganov, as well as memorable gifts from the art supply store. The winner of the Grand Prix will be able to study at the Stroganov Children’s Academy of Design, and a limited edition Muscovite card will be designed based on his/her competition illustration.

    The announcement of the results and the awarding of the winners will take place on June 1 in the Smart City pavilion at VDNKh. An exhibition of the finalists’ drawings will also open there. All the winners’ works will be published on the competition website and the Active Citizen project services.

    The Muscovite card with a unique design selected based on the results of the competition will be issued during the 2025/2026 academic year. It will be available for registration from August 1 on the mos.ru portal. It will be available to children up to and including 14 years of age who are receiving the card for the first time or are participants in the competition.

    The competition is being held by the Department of Information Technology with the support of the capital Department of Culture and the State Institution “New Management Technologies”.

    Muscovite card — one of the main social projects of the capital. It is issued to residents of Moscow and provides them with personal access to the city infrastructure. It can be obtained students schools and colleges, students, pensioners, people with disabilities, children and parents from large families andother categories of citizens.

    You can find out more about the map at telegram channel project, as well as from the mini-series “Moscow in digital”.

    How to get a Muscovite card

    You can apply for a Muscovite card on the mos.ru portal. This requires a standard or full account. Children over 14 can do this on their own, but for children under 14, a parent or other legal guardian must apply for the service.

    You can check the status of the card production in your personal account on the mos.ru portal in the “Applications and notifications” section, using the service “Checking the manufacturing status of the Muscovite card”, as well as by calling the hotline: 7 495 539⁠-55⁠-55 and in official groups on social networks “VKontakte” And“Classmates”.

    The card will be ready within 30 days from the date of application. Notification about the possibility of receiving it will be sent to your personal account on the mos.ru portal and by e-mail. Preschoolers over seven years old, school and college students can pick up the ready card at the educational institution. Those who are studying in private schools or outside Moscow, as well as other preferential categories of citizens – at the selected center of state services “My Documents”.

    Receipt of a Muscovite card for a student must be confirmed in the personal account on mos.ru within 90 days. In other cases, this is not required.

    The creation, development and operation of the e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, corresponds to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State” and the regional project of the city of Moscow “Digital Public Administration”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A new pedestrian crossing will appear near the Tyutchevskaya metro station

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    An overground pedestrian crossing will be built near the Tyutchevskaya station of the Troitskaya metro line. The corresponding territory planning project (PPT) was approved by the capital Committee on Architecture and Urban Development (Moskomarkhitektura), said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

    The facility will be built within the framework of the Targeted Investment Program.

    “The land use planning project was approved for a site with an area of over 20 hectares. As part of the PPT, an off-street pedestrian crossing with ramps and tactile signs will be connected to the exit from the Tyutchevskaya metro station. An access road and two parking spaces for 100 spaces each are planned to be equipped nearby. The latter will be intended, among other things, for people with limited mobility. The implementation of the project will create safer conditions for the movement of people in the active transport logistics zone,” said Vladimir Efimov.

    Tyutchevskaya station is located in the Kommunarka district of the Novomoskovsky administrative district, along the 42nd kilometer of the Moscow Ring Road (MKAD).

    “Currently, when exiting a metro station, the journey to the opposite side of the Moscow Ring Road takes 12 minutes. After the new facility appears, people will have a safer route to General Tyuleneva Street, and the time spent crossing will be reduced to three minutes,” she added.

    Juliana Knyazhevskaya, Chairman of the capital’s Committee for Architecture and Urban Development.

    Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin announced the opening of the longest overpass on the Moscow Ring Road.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The conference “Reconstruction and restoration of architectural heritage” has started at SPbGASU

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    Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Conference Opening

    On March 24, the V National (All-Russian) Scientific and Practical Conference with International Participation “Reconstruction and Restoration of Architectural Heritage” (RRAN-2025) started at SPbGASU.

    The partners of the conference are the Government of St. Petersburg, the Committee for State Control, Use and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments of St. Petersburg, the Non-Commercial Partnership “Russian Association of Restorers (Rosregionrestavratsiya)” with the participation of the companies “Friedlander Paints”, REMMERS LLC and RUNIT LLC.

    Nadezhda Akulova, member of the conference organizing committee, associate professor of the Department of Architectural and Urban Heritage of SPbGASU, reported that these conferences have been held within the walls of our university for more than 10 years. For the last five years, they have been held with international participation and are called “Reconstruction and Restoration of Architectural Heritage”, which corresponds to the official names of the federal state educational standards, according to which specialists in the restoration industry are trained. Professionals from St. Petersburg, Moscow, Baku, Tashkent, Kazan, Vladivostok, Nizhny Novgorod, Rostov-on-Don, Pskov, Vladimir, Tomsk, Astrakhan, Karelia, Irkutsk, Crimea and many other cities and regions of Russia and abroad have participated and are participating in the conferences.

    “I am glad to see specialists of various restoration specialties, representatives of state protection agencies, restoration architects, restoration process managers, restoration work producers, managers of restoration materials organizations and managers who train personnel at the level of higher and secondary education. Such symbiosis has a beneficial effect on the preservation of our restoration industry,” said Nadezhda Akulova.

    At the plenary session on March 25, Svetlana Golovina, First Vice-Rector of SPbGASU, addressed the participants with a greeting. Svetlana Gennadyevna outlined a wide range of topical issues that will be at the center of discussion for five days: monumental restoration, engineering aspects of restoration, construction restoration materials, preservation of cultural heritage sites, as well as training of specialists – both in basic and additional professional programs, retraining and advanced training programs.

    Andrey Ermakov, Head of the Department of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation for the Northwestern Federal District, shared his point of view that restoration is a branch of culture, and the preservation of cultural heritage sites is a necessary component of self-identity.

    Vladimir Tsoi, Deputy Chairman of the Leningrad Region Government and Chairman of the Committee for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage, made a welcoming video address. Vladimir Olegovich wished the conference participants fruitful work and acquaintance with the monuments of the Leningrad Region and St. Petersburg.

    The welcoming message from Alexey Mikhailov, Chairman of KGIOP, was read by Yulia Bogacheva, Deputy Chairman of the Committee. Alexey Vladimirovich noted the high level of involvement of SPbGASU in current issues of urban development and adaptation of cultural heritage sites and the importance of exchanging practical experience.

    Tatyana Chernyaeva, Chairperson of the Russian Association of Restorers, Acting Director of the State Autonomous Cultural Institution of the Leningrad Region “International Restoration Center”, emphasized the need to involve the scientific community in the development of legislative initiatives. Events such as the conference are necessary to develop a common consolidated opinion and promote it to the state level.

    Sergey Semenov, professor of the Department of Urban Development at SPbGASU, expressed confidence that at least two thousand architect-restorers need to be graduated annually for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, and another thousand for the rest of the North-West. Sergey Vladimirovich also reminded that the professional standard “Architect-restorer” expires in 2028, and it is time to start preparing its new version.

    Ekaterina Voznyak, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture at SPbGASU, invited colleagues from Russian universities and representatives of the professional community to collaborate.

    Rufat Guliyev, a practicing architect and lecturer at the Department of Restoration of Architectural Monuments of the Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, shared his joy that he could not only participate in the conference, but also admire the unique beauty of St. Petersburg.

    Mikhail Mamoshin, chief architect and project manager of OOO Architectural Workshop Mamoshin, called for not differentiating between restoration, reconstruction and new construction. In his opinion, this is a single process, and graduates of architectural specialties need to have restoration skills.

    The conference will last until March 28. The program includes sections, round tables, master classes, and excursions.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: More broadcasts from the Moscow Zoo are now available on mos.ru

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    From March 26, during the zoo’s opening hours, users of the mos.ru portal will be able to see online what the Himalayan bears are doing on their walks, what the red panda is fed, and how the raccoons are having fun. Cameras are installed in the outdoor enclosures, and you can watch the video broadcasts daily.

    “With the launch of new broadcasts, more and more animals will become closer and more accessible to visitors of the mos.ru portal. You can watch our inhabitants during the zoo’s opening hours. Viewers can witness unique moments of feeding, games, training and social interaction between animals. This is not just an opportunity to watch rare and endangered species, but also a chance to immerse yourself in their world, understand the behavior and habits of animals,” said Svetlana Akulova, General Director of the Moscow Zoo.

    The broadcasts will allow you to observe for two Himalayan bears, female Fanya and male Vasya, living in the old territory of the zoo. They were taken from dealers at the end of 2022. The animals were in an extremely emaciated state, they were kept in cramped cages. Zoologists surrounded the clubfooted bears with round-the-clock care and developed an optimal diet for them. Gradually, the bears began to gain weight and recover. Now each of them lives in their own spacious enclosure. This year, Fanya went into hibernation for the first time in two years. Vasya needs more time to rebuild his biological rhythms; he did not sleep this winter.

    Nowadays, Himalayan bears are active during the daytime. In extreme cold or heat, the animals may go indoors.

    Thanks to the installed cameras it will be possible to observe andfor the red panda Ryzhik. The animal leads a predominantly crepuscular lifestyle. Ryzhik arrived in Moscow in the fall of 2015 from Poland. The male comes out of the house several times a day, mostly in the morning or early evening hours.

    Red pandas, also called fire foxes for their bright fur, are excellent tree climbers. However, they feed mainly on the ground. Although these animals are representatives of the order of predators, 95 percent of their diet consists of young leaves and bamboo shoots. The remaining five percent consists of various fruits, berries, mushrooms, bird eggs and even small rodents.

    Other inhabitants of the zoo, which can now be watched online on mos.ru, are: family of raccoons. This is Titi, a mother of many children, and her three children: Akim, Grusha, and the youngest, Shonya.

    There is a stream in the enclosure, in which the raccoons splash with visible pleasure, confirming their name. The animals are especially interested in the trees growing in the enclosure – the raccoons do not just climb them, they sleep high in the trees, curled up in a ball and from a distance resembling bird nests. There are many objects in their enclosure: ladders suspended between the trees, which the animals climb with pleasure, hollows in which they find many delicacies placed there by the zoo staff. In this way, the animals can use their abilities and demonstrate natural behavior when getting food.

    The Department of Information Technology added that video broadcasts are available to residents of the entire country. At the same time, users can not only watch their pets, but also learn more about the peculiarities of their life in their natural habitat.

    “Each animal on zoo.mos.ru has its own page, where you can not only watch a live broadcast from the enclosure, but also read interesting facts and get to know the animal better. Now the majority of visits are to the pages of everyone’s favorites – the little panda Katyusha and her parents Dindin and Zhui, the manul Timofey and the capybaras. You can watch the animals in real time from any device – a smartphone, tablet or computer,” said Boris Frolov, Deputy Head of the Department of Information Technology of the City of Moscow.

    Broadcasts from the Moscow Zoo enclosures have been launched on the mos.ru portal in the fall of 2024. Every day, visitors can observe the lives of the Pallas’s cat, giant pandas, lynxes, elephants, pygmy hippopotamuses, meerkats, honey badgers, capybaras and camelids, as well as gorillas and orangutans.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A resident of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ, together with the capital’s ambulance service, has developed a device for performing indirect cardiac massage

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    A resident of the special economic zone (SEZ) Technopolis Moscow has developed a device for performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

    The team of the A.S. Puchkov Emergency and Urgent Medical Care Station took part in the creation of the device. As a result, the invention surpasses its Western counterparts in many ways in its technical characteristics. In particular, it is equipped with an optical target designator for positioning on the patient’s body and two batteries, which allows it to work twice as long as other similar devices. Unique design solutions are patented in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation. Among the authors of the patent, among others, are leading resuscitators of the Moscow emergency medical care station.

    A registration certificate from Roszdravnadzor has already been received, confirming the safety and effectiveness of the medical device. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

    “On behalf of Sergei Sobyanin, we support the development of the medical industry. In the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone, more than 15 enterprises are engaged in the production of equipment for emergency care, artificial lung ventilation devices, ultrasound diagnostics, innovative prostheses and much more. During their activities in the capital’s SEZ, companies in the industry have manufactured products worth over seven billion rubles. The new product from Medplant is designed for automatic indirect cardiac massage. The device was developed in three years, and the investment volume in the project amounted to about 60 million rubles,” said Maxim Liksutov.

    Obtaining a registration certificate gives the developer the right to bring the Arka cardiopulmonary resuscitation device to the mass market for use in the healthcare sector.

    “The enterprise’s development is a robotic device that replaces a doctor or rescuer when performing indirect cardiac massage and allows hands to be freed for other necessary manipulations, such as administering injections. The device can function continuously for 92 minutes, and the battery can be replaced without stopping resuscitation measures,” said the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of Investment and Industrial Policy

    Anatoly Garbuzov.

    The new medical product can be used by ambulance teams, emergency medical teams, and hospitals. The company plans to produce more than 100 devices in the first year. To do this, it has undergone technological re-equipment: a surface mounting line for assembling electronic modules has been opened. In addition, the number of assembly engineers has been expanded to ensure uninterrupted production.

    The device for indirect cardiac massage is manufactured at the Pechatniki site. According to Gennady Degtyarev, General Director of the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone, enterprises whose facilities are located in the SEZ can obtain resident status and take advantage of state support in the form of tax breaks and other preferences. The companies invest the saved funds in expanding production and product range, as well as in developments and obtaining patents for them.

    The Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone is a territory with a special legal status, where a preferential regime for investors operates. The area of land where high-tech enterprises are located exceeds 390 hectares. The SEZ has been a leader in international and national industry ratings for several years.

    New residents, inventions and technologies. What 2024 was like for the Technopolis Moscow SEZ

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Buyers at the Moscow-on-the-Wave markets purchased canned goods for SVO participants

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    At the fish markets “Moscow is on the wave” The charity event in support of the participants of the special military operation (SVO) has ended. It began on Defender of the Fatherland Day and lasted for a month.

    Visitors had the opportunity to purchase canned goods for the SVO fighters and leave them in a special basket. As a result of the campaign, about a thousand canned goods were collected: from tulka, sprat, mackerel, herring, cod liver and roe, as well as from other types of fish. This product is especially convenient in field conditions – canned goods are easy to transport and store, and they do not require containers.

    All products were transferred to project headquarters “Moscow Helps”. Here, volunteers prepare collected goods for further transportation to new and border territories of Russia.

    “City residents and city organizations bring various things to the headquarters. Including long-life food products, such as canned fish, as they did this time. Now it is very important to show that we can all unite in this support,” noted Alexandra Iskhakova, a volunteer at the Moscow Helps headquarters.

    The Moscow-on-the-Wave fish markets also offer a permanent ten percent discount for participants in the special military operation and their family members.

    Charity events aimed at collecting food aid are held regularly in Moscow. Thus, before the New Year holidays, city residents traditionally take part in the “Hanging Mandarin” campaign. In August last year, two “Give an Apple!” campaigns took place, during which buyers at Moscow fairs donated fresh fruit to charitable foundations.

    The Moscow-on-the-Wave fish market opened in the Kosino-Ukhtomsky district in November 2023, and in Mitino in September 2024. As Sergei Sobyanin reported earlier, they were visited last year more than one and a half million people, over a thousand tons of products were sold.

    The markets offer a wide range of fish and seafood from three oceans and 13 seas washing Russia. Residents and guests of the capital can buy fresh carp, chilled Murmansk salmon, red mullet on skewers, northern omul and whitefish in fresh-frozen and smoked form, lightly salted tugunok, Olyutor herring and much more.

    More information about the activities of the capital’s Department of Trade and Services is available in the official telegram channel.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The largest screen in Russia for creating special effects appeared at the Moskino film factory

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The largest LED display structure in Russia has been installed on the territory of the Moskino film factory on Ryazansky Prospekt. It will be used to create visual effects for films of any complexity. This was reported by Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

    “The project will open up new opportunities for the industry, simplify many work processes and reduce costs. The area of the huge screen exceeds 300 square meters,” said Natalia Sergunina.

    The puck-shaped structure will allow film crews to be independent of the season and weather conditions. It will eliminate the need to travel to other locations, change scenery or resort to computer graphics. A specific background and visual images will be selected for each scene, which will be transmitted by the screens. The actors will immediately see the same thing as the audience.

    The creator of the equipment is the flagship resident of the Moskino film factory. The studio produces full-length films, TV series, commercials and music videos using modern technologies. It has more than 500 completed projects, including Chelyuskin. The First and Red Silk, which were released in March 2025.

    “We call this design a ‘washer’. Inside it, you can create effects of any complexity that will look natural on the cinema screen. The technology itself is unique for Russia, and we are glad that we managed to implement this idea,” shared the company’s founder, Yuri Yarushnikov.

    Another studio pavilion on the film factory premises is designed for filming scenes of travel in cars and other types of transport. The movement is simulated using a special complex that includes dynamic platforms.

    The capital pays great attention to the development of the industry within the framework of Sergei Sobyanin’s project “Moscow – City of Cinema”, which will unite 1170 hectares of creative space. It already includes the Gorky Film Studio on Sergei Eisenstein Street and in Valdaisky Proyezd, a chain of cinemas, a cinema park and the Moskino film factory.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Residential buildings and infrastructure within walking distance: what is being built within the framework of the KRT for the purposes of the renovation program

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    New neighborhoods will be created in the capital under the program of integrated development of territories (IDT). Investors and city operators plan to build 6.7 million square meters of housing for the purposes of the renovation program. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

    “The integrated territorial development program has been in effect in the capital since 2020. It currently includes 302 KRT projects at various stages of development and implementation. Various real estate objects will be built under them. In particular, the area of residential development will be 37 million square meters, of which 6.7 million are intended for the purposes of the renovation program. This will also speed up the renovation program in 78 districts of the capital,” said Vladimir Efimov.

    For the purposes of the renovation program, the necessary infrastructure will be created within walking distance.

    “The KRT projects, which provide for the construction of housing for the purposes of the renovation program and other city needs, also provide for the construction of social facilities. Thus, along with residential buildings in the new microdistricts, it is planned to build 48 kindergartens, 39 schools and 11 medical facilities. The adjacent territories will be landscaped and improved, children’s and sports playgrounds will be installed, and new roads will be laid,” noted the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of City Property

    Maxim Gaman.

    Thanks to the comprehensive transformation of the capital’s neighborhoods, Muscovites will receive not only modern housing, but also a high-quality urban environment.

    According to the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky, within the framework of the KRT, residential complexes with a total area of about 4.3 million square meters will be built for the purposes of the renovation program. This will provide new housing for about 150 thousand Muscovites. Elevators will be installed in the entrances of the new buildings, rooms for concierges, rooms for strollers and bicycles will be equipped. The first floors will be made non-residential – in the future, social and household facilities will open there.

    According to the program of integrated development of territories, multifunctional city blocks are created, where roads, comfortable housing and all necessary infrastructure are designed on the site of former industrial zones and inefficiently used areas. Currently, 302 KRT projects with a total area of about 4.2 thousand hectares are at various stages of development and implementation in Moscow. This work is carried out on behalf of Sergei Sobyanin.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Technology that reduces risks during vascular surgeries has appeared in the capital’s X-ray operating rooms

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    The capital’s doctors have begun to use a new method of ultrasound examination of blood vessels during operations on the coronary vessels of the heart and the vessels of the lower extremities, as well as in the context of other interventions. The technology allows obtaining detailed images in real time and is already available in all X-ray operating rooms in the capital, reported Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

    “Cardiovascular diseases remain one of the most common pathologies that threaten health. To combat them, we continue to develop a network of vascular centers in the capital equipped with modern X-ray operating rooms. Now doctors can use intravascular ultrasound, which helps to accurately assess the condition of blood vessels, monitor the progress of surgery and reduce the risk of complications. This technology has already been implemented in all X-ray operating rooms in Moscow. Using this method makes treatment safer, allows you to avoid additional control X-ray examinations, which reduces the radiation load on patients and medical personnel,” said Anastasia Rakova.

    The new technique allows for the construction of detailed images of the operated vessel using a microcatheter up to two millimeters in diameter, which is delivered to the site of the pathology using a guidewire. The data is displayed on the screen in real time. This helps surgeons accurately determine the size and position of plaques, assess the extent and nature of vascular lesions, and control the installation of stents.

    In Moscow’s X-ray operating rooms, minimally invasive surgeries are performed using high-tech angiographic devices that allow vascular pathology to be detected under X-ray control. There are 60 such devices in total, with 13 of them arriving at hospitals in 2024. They allow doctors to perform high-tech X-ray surgical interventions and diagnostic studies. These include operations to install stents, remove blood clots, embolize large vessels, coronary angiography studies, and other types of medical care.

    Sobyanin: Reconstruction of three buildings of the Loginov Moscow Scientific Center will be completed in 2026Almost 2.5 thousand interventions were performed in hybrid operating rooms of the N.V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Emergency Care in two yearsReduce radiation exposure: the equipment in the X-ray operating room of the M.P. Konchalovsky City Clinical Hospital has been completely updated

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Caring for the Elderly: Muscovites Do Good Deeds with Million Prizes

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    Participants in the city loyalty program donated over 17.6 million rubles to help the elderly “A Million Prizes” since the moment this opportunity appeared on the program website.

    Muscovites willingly join charitable initiatives, because there are always those around us who sometimes need special attention and protection. By joint efforts, we can make their lives more comfortable, help solve everyday or medical issues. The funds go to the wards of the program partners – funds and non-profit organizations that provide support to the older generation. Among them is the Hospice Aid Fund “Faith”, funds “Old age is a joy” And “Memory of Generations”as well as other charitable organizations.

    Thanks to the help of caring citizens, food and care products (linen, disposable diapers, gels, protective creams) are delivered to needy grandparents, veterans, and people living in nursing homes and mental health care facilities. Glasses, glucometers, tonometers, hearing aids and much more are also purchased for the wards. The funds donated by Muscovites are used to open home care services, elderly people receive qualified medical care and nursing care in nursing homes and at home, and their loved ones receive the necessary support. The funds are also used to develop palliative care for the seriously ill.

    Targeted and reliable: how to help and give hope to those in need

    Even the busy schedule does not prevent people from showing compassion, supporting those who need special care, and showing an example of mercy. On the Million Prizes website, Muscovites can transfer from 500 to five thousand city (green) dollars in one click. points, received for participation in city electronic projects. The number of transfers is not limited. One point is equal to one ruble.

    To contribute to a good cause, you must log in to the site “A Million Prizes” using the login and password from your account on the mos.ru portal and go to the “Incentives” section. Here you should select the category “Charity”, the card of the required fund and click on the “Place an order” button. After this, the points will be debited from the user’s account, their cash equivalent will be sent to the fund.

    Transferring points is a simple and reliable way to provide targeted assistance to people who find themselves in a difficult life situation and need care and attention. Each participant in the city loyalty program can track their donation in the report on the website of the selected charity (you can go to a special page from the card on the Million Prizes website). It is enough to open the document for the required period and find the unique promo code that each user receives after transferring points. Reports are updated periodically.

    Users of the Million Prizes website regularly participate in charity initiatives. Thanks to the caring attitude of Muscovites, children with special needs and adults with serious illnesses receive the necessary support. Help is also provided to four-legged friends. About this mos.ru told earlier.

    “A Million Prizes” — a website where Muscovites can use city points to receive goods and services from more than 400 partner organizations. The loyalty program allows you to use accumulated points to receive discounts in stores, cafes and restaurants, purchase tickets to theaters and museums, as well as top up your Troika transport card and your parking account in the Parking of Russia app.

    The project is being developed by the State Institution “New Management Technologies” and Department of Information Technology of the City of Moscow.

    The creation, development and operation of the e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, corresponds to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State”and the capital’s regional project “Digital Public Administration”.

    In addition, you can support children, adults, seniors, animals, environmental and scientific and educational projects with the help of charity service mos.ru.

    Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the largest volunteer projects involving Muscovites

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: April Astronomical Events in Review: Moon and Pleiades Star Cluster Approach, Micromoon, and Lyrid Meteor Shower

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    Alfiya Nesterenko, head of the Vega observatory at NSU, spoke about objects that can be observed near the Moon in April 2025:

    Since the position of the Moon in the sky is known, finding objects near which the Moon passes in the sky becomes a simple task for anyone who takes the time to look at the evening sky.

    On April 1, Uranus will be near the crescent Moon, the distance at the moment of maximum approach: 4°40′. But only those in the central regions of the country will be able to see such an approach. In Novosibirsk, it will be morning. The time of approach: 02:47 GMT, and the time zone of Novosibirsk is GMT 7 hours.

    Uranus is a small and distant planet in the Solar System, with a magnitude of 5.8. Uranus can be observed with binoculars or a telescope in the constellation Aries.

    Around 4am on April 1st, there will be a very beautiful star cluster called the Pleiades near the Moon. If you look at the Pleiades through binoculars, you can see the outline of a small ladle with a short handle. The light from the crescent Moon will be small, so you can choose the shutter speed for photography so that both the Pleiades and the crescent Moon are distinguishable.

    This is the star cluster M52, one of a large number of open clusters in the sky, but quite bright and compact. Many star clusters are interesting because new stars are born in their depths. And this haze-veil that covers the stars of the Pleiades is the “material” from which stars are born.

    The photo of the Pleiades cluster, taken in 2023 by Mikhail Maslov, an engineer at our observatory, was taken using a lens with a focal length of 77 mm, which gave an increase of about 2.3 times. This is a summary image of the object, assembled from 54 shots, with an exposure of 15 seconds.

    The time of the closest approach of the Moon and the Pleiades constellation is 20:28 GMT, the minimum separation is 0°36′, the Pleiades (magnitude 1.2) are visible without binoculars with good vision, and with binoculars the cluster is distinguishable for any observer. The Pleiades are located in the constellation Taurus, not far from them you can easily find Alpha Tauri, the brightest star of the constellation, which is called Aldebaran, which in Arabic means “follower”: the star in the night sky makes its way after the Pleiades.

    On April 5, the Moon will be close to Mars, time of closest approach: 19:04-19:49 GMT, minimum separation – 2°12′.

    The brightness of Mars will be 0.5 magnitude, it will be visible in the sky with the naked eye in the constellation Gemini, next to two stars on the same line – Castor and Pollux.

    During the few days before and after April 10, there will be a conjunction of Mercury (1.0 star) and Saturn (1.2 star), which will approach to a minimum distance at 12:00 GMT (in Novosibirsk it will be 7 am), the distance at the moment of approach: 2°06′. Saturn will be in the constellation Aquarius, and Mercury – in the constellation Pisces. At the latitude of Novosibirsk, this conjunction will not be visible.

    On April 13, there will be a full moon, during which the moon will be at its smallest disk size, so this full moon will be a “micro moon.” The moon will appear 5.1% smaller and 11% dimmer than during a normal full moon. This is because the moon will be at the farthest point in its orbit, called apogee.

    Also in April, it will be possible to observe the Lyrid meteor shower, which reaches its maximum annually on April 22-23. Mikhail Maslov, an engineer at the Vega observatory of NSU, spoke about this in more detail:

    The Lyrid meteor shower is associated with comet C/1861 G1 (Thatcher), which orbits the Sun every 422 years. The comet’s orbit is close enough to Earth’s orbit that the material it ejects produces meteor activity each year, with a maximum of about 15-20 meteors per hour.

    The average annual zenith hourly number of Lyrid meteors at maximum, according to the International Meteor Organization IMO, is 18 meteors. At the same time, the solar longitude of the moment of maximum varies slightly from year to year, and for 2025 it falls on the period from 10:30 to 18:00 UT on April 22 (for Novosibirsk time this is from 17:30 on April 22 to 1:00 on April 23).

    The Lyrid shower is known for its bursts of activity in some years. The most recent such burst occurred in 1982, when hourly activity briefly reached 90 meteors. Also in the 20th century, bursts of activity up to about 100 meteors per hour were noted in 1922 and 1945. The results of calculations by Finnish researcher Esko Lyytinen show that these bursts are associated with the Earth passing through fresh cometary material ejected by the comet one revolution back (with a trail of one revolution). The same calculations indicate that the next bursts of the shower’s activity are likely in 2039 and 2040.

    Thus, no unusual manifestations of Lyrid activity are predicted for 2025 and typical activity for this stream is expected.

    The coordinates of the Lyrid radiant are α = 271°, δ = 34°, it is located in the sky between the constellations Lyra and Hercules, somewhat closer to the constellation Lyra, after which the stream got its name Lyrids. The radiant of the stream rises highest in the sky during the dark time of day towards morning, although at the end of April at the latitude of Novosibirsk the nights are already quite short, therefore even in the evening it is already quite high in the sky, at an altitude of approximately 25-30°, therefore the Lyrids can be observed as soon as it becomes dark enough, starting at approximately 11 pm and then throughout the night.

    The speed of entry of Lyrid meteors into the Earth’s atmosphere is 49 km/s, i.e. meteors of this stream can be classified as medium-speed. The Moon will be in the waning phase and will rise only at about 5 am, so it will create practically no interference for observations. At the same time, to ensure better conditions for observations, it is necessary to move away from large settlements and other sources of light pollution by a distance of 50-100 km; under a dark country sky, the number of meteors observed will be several times greater.

    Although the Lyrids are not the most active meteor shower, their active time is in the spring, when there are practically no other significant meteor showers, so for meteor watchers they are a good target and a rare opportunity to see quite a large number of meteors in the first half of the year.

    Photo of the Pleiades cluster, taken in 2023 by Mikhail Maslov, an engineer at the Vega Observatory of NSU.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow simplifies procedure for placing summer verandas — Sergei Sobyanin

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    The capital will simplify the placement of certain types of summer verandas at stationary public catering facilities. This was announced by Sergei Sobyanin in his telegram channel.

    Now, by notification and without approval of the architectural and artistic design project, it will be possible to place summer verandas, for the operation of which no installation of various structures and equipment is required. That is, when arranging them, only umbrellas, tables, chairs and compact elements of flower arrangement can be used.

    The height of the umbrellas should not exceed the first floor of the enterprise (restaurant, cafe). Moreover, the material of their frame is metal, wood, composite materials, and the covering can be made of fabric treated from precipitation. It is prohibited to use country, garden and interior furniture – only industrially manufactured equipment elements are allowed.

    Summer verandas must be adjacent to a permanent public catering establishment or located no more than five meters away from it, and must not obstruct the free passage of pedestrians.

    “You can submit a notification about placing a summer veranda on the mos.ru portal. The new season will traditionally begin on April 1,” noted Sergei Sobyanin.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin

    After the applicant reports the placement of the veranda, he will receive a notification in his personal account. It can be cancelled if violations are found during the inspection.

    For verandas that use complex equipment (awnings, pergolas, decorative fences, lighting and heating devices, flower boxes, etc.), as well as in cases of implementing individual projects, the current procedure for inclusion in the placement scheme is maintained. In particular, approval of the architectural and artistic solution project is required.

    Summer verandas are a recognized calling card of Moscow. The city’s placement scheme includes over four thousand seasonal objects. In the winter of 2024/2025, verandas were able to continue working for the first time. This became an additional factor in the growth of popularity of Moscow cafes and restaurants, provided that comfortable conditions for visitors are created and an appropriate menu is offered.

    Sobyanin made a decision on the possibility of leaving seasonal verandas for the winterOver two million tourists from the regions visited Moscow’s cafes and restaurants in six months

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Three NSU teachers became winners of the Potanin Foundation grant competition

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    The names of the winners of the grant competition for teachers of Russian universities participating in the Vladimir Potanin Scholarship Program in 2024/2025 were recently announced. In total, 1,290 teachers showed interest in the competition this season, 574 applications were received from 68 universities, and 526 applications were admitted to expert evaluation. Based on the results of the selection, 150 teachers will receive a grant for the redesign and transformation of educational products. The total amount of support is 73.8 million rubles.

    The most popular areas for redesign and transformation of educational products: teacher education (11), management (10), computer science and engineering (7), economics (6), information systems and technologies (5), psychology (5), history (5).

    Novosibirsk State University was among the leading universities in terms of the number of applications admitted to the examination; there were 15 of them. Following the results of the competition, three NSU teachers became winners:

    Elina Arnoldovna Biberdorf, redesign of the course “Methods and Applications of Linear Algebra”. Alexander Vladimirovich Bobrovskikh, redesign of the course “Gene Networks: Advanced Approaches to Analysis and Reconstruction”. Ulyana Stanislavovna Zubairova, redesign of the course “Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science in Biology Problems”.

    We spoke to the winners and found out why they decided to apply, what their projects are about, and what emotions they feel when they win.

    Alexander Bobrovskikh, Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Faculty of Natural Sciences of NSU, teacher Advanced Engineering School of NSU:

    — I decided to participate in the competition quite spontaneously when I saw the announcement at NSU in December. I didn’t think long about the idea of the application, since I had recently completed the creation of the module “Reconstruction of Gene Networks” for the NSU Advanced Engineering School, which covers basic concepts in this area. I thought that it would be great to expand and deepen the content of this module, making it a full-fledged course with the support of the Vladimir Potanin Foundation. I wrote the application to the Foundation in a few days during the New Year holidays. I am grateful to the NSU Advanced Engineering School for supporting my idea and to the Foundation for the high assessment of my application. I am especially glad that I will be able to implement this within the walls of my native university and support the initiatives of our Advanced Engineering School.

    Ulyana Zubairova, Senior Lecturer, Department of Informatics Systems Faculty of Information Technology NSU:

    — I learned about the competition from the department’s newsletter and immediately realized that this was a great opportunity to update our course “Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science in Biology Problems”. It is located at the intersection of two very rapidly developing fields — biology and artificial intelligence. We have long wanted to make the course more practice-oriented and interdisciplinary, with an emphasis on real-world problems. Nowadays, biologists increasingly work with large data sets, and AI specialists — with problems where it is important to take into account the biological context. Our course is an attempt to combine these two worlds. We want students to not only know how algorithms work, but also to be able to apply them in real biological research: from gene analysis to spatial transcriptomics and medical imaging.

    AI in biology is developing at breakneck speed, and for the course to remain relevant and truly useful, it needs to be regularly revised. Thanks to the grant support, we will be able to seriously update the structure: add cases based on real biological data, develop interactive practical tasks, include blocks on visualizing results and integrate all this with laboratory practice. In addition, we plan to hold several intensive courses where students will be able to work on real scientific projects and apply the knowledge gained in the course in practice. This will help not only to better assimilate the material, but also to feel how modern bioinformatics works “live”.

    I am very happy with the victory! This is not just good news, but an opportunity to take an important step forward. We believe in the power of interdisciplinary education and want the course to be more than just a set of lectures, but a real space where scientific and engineering ideas are born. Special thanks to the Department of Informatics Systems of the Faculty of Information Technology of NSU. The support when submitting the application and in general during the course discussion was both very valuable and humanly warm. When there is a team nearby that believes in the project, it becomes much easier to move forward. And this victory is also a great reason to rethink the very approach to teaching: listen to students, be flexible, adapt the format. And most importantly, do not be afraid to try something new. Participation in the competition itself was a step towards change, and we will definitely not stop there.

    Elina Biberdorf, Associate Professor, Department of Differential Equations Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, NSU:

    — I teach a course in the master’s program called “Methods and Applications of Linear Algebra”. I take the fate of this course to heart, because its content is close to the main direction of my scientific work. In addition, this course is the brainchild and legacy of my scientific supervisor, Academician Sergei Konstantinovich Godunov. In order for the material to be interesting and useful for master’s students, it must be regularly updated, improved, and include something new and modern.

    In recent years, most of the course participants have been graduates of other universities and foreign students. This creates a big problem due to the difference in the level of preparation. The teacher needs to make additional methodological efforts to make it interesting and understandable for everyone. That is why I jumped at the chance to participate in the competition and get support to transform my course.

    After this victory, first of all, I will revise the material of practical classes and synchronize the lecture presentations with it. These changes will affect the students of the next year. Later, a new teaching aid will be written, as well as a methodological manual for completing practical assignments.

    Of course, I am glad that the foundation supported my project. But this feeling is mixed with a bit of anxiety, because now there is serious work ahead, which will require quite a lot of effort from me. You could say that I expected to win. It seems to me that my application was quite high-quality and convincing.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow Scientists Develop Questionnaire to Assess Doctors’ Trust in Artificial Intelligence Services: A Tool for International Research

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    Source: Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine – Moscow

    Researchers from Saudi Arabia and the Philippines have expressed interest in a revolutionary method developed by the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine. The innovative tool, a survey designed to assess radiologists’ attitudes toward artificial intelligence (AI) in medical imaging, is intended to advance global research into the integration of AI in healthcare.

    The survey assesses responses across four key areas: personal experience with AI, trust level, expectations for future collaboration, and implementation prospects. Taking into account the opinions of healthcare professionals, this study aims to streamline the implementation of AI services in healthcare, increasing efficiency and convenience. A scientific article about the new method was published in the international scientific journal Healthcare.

    Yuri Vasiliev, General Director of the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine, Chief Consultant on Radiology at the Moscow Department of Health, emphasized the importance of this initiative:

    “Artificial intelligence has already become an integral part of everyday medical practice in Moscow. Our goal is to make its use as convenient as possible for doctors and at the same time as useful as possible for patients. The questionnaire allows us to take into account the opinion of radiologists during the development process. We are also pleased with the international interest: colleagues from Saudi Arabia and the Philippines want to implement this tool. Moscow remains open to scientific cooperation with other countries.”

    Developing a reliable survey instrument required painstaking scientific work. The Moscow team made sure that the questions were clear, unambiguous, and allowed for reliable results regardless of external factors such as respondents’ mood or time of participation in the survey. The questionnaire was thoroughly tested with the participation of more than 430 radiologists, including retesting in focus groups to confirm its reliability.

    Anton Vladzimirsky, Deputy Director for Research at the Center, noted its practical application:

    “The survey results allow organizers to determine the prevailing attitudes towards AI in radiology and develop targeted interventions. For example, it is possible to develop customized educational programs for radiologists or take measures to reduce concerns about the implementation of AI. This tool is universal – it can be applied at the hospital, regional or even national level.”

    During this time, as part of an experimental initiative dedicated to innovative computer vision technologies for analyzing medical images, neural networks analyzed more than 14 million medical images, successfully identifying signs of pathologies in 39 different areas. The initiative is supported by the Government of Moscow and the Moscow Department of Health and is being implemented at the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine. Based on the results of the experiment, 22 national standards for the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare were developed, approved and officially put into effect.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow Scientists Develop Questionnaire to Evaluate Doctors’ Trust in AI Services: A Tool for International Studies

    Source: Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine – Moscow

    Researchers from Saudi Arabia and the Philippines have expressed interest in a groundbreaking method developed by the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine. This innovative tool, a survey designed to assess radiologists’ attitudes toward artificial intelligence (AI) in medical imaging, is poised to facilitate global studies on the integration of AI in healthcare. 

    The survey evaluates responses across four key aspects: personal experience with AI, level of trust, expectations for future collaboration, and perspectives on implementation prospects. By considering the insights of medical professionals, this research aims to streamline the adoption of AI services in healthcare, enhancing both efficiency and user comfort. A scientific article about the new method was published in the international scientific journal Healthcare.

    Yuri Vasiliev, CEO of the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine and Chief Consultant for Radiology at the Moscow Healthcare Department, emphasized the importance of this initiative:

    “Artificial intelligence is already an integral part of daily medical practice in Moscow. Our goal is to make its use as seamless as possible for doctors while maximizing benefits for patients. The questionnaire allows us to incorporate radiologists’ feedback into our development process. We are also excited to see international interest, with colleagues from Saudi Arabia and the Philippines eager to adopt this tool. Moscow remains open to scientific collaboration with other nations.”

    Developing a reliable survey instrument required meticulous scientific effort. The Moscow team ensured that questions were clear, unambiguous, and capable of yielding valid results regardless of external factors like respondents’ mood or timing of participation. The questionnaire underwent rigorous validation processes involving over 430 radiologists, including repeated testing with focus groups to confirm its reliability.

    Anton Vladzimirsky, Deputy Director for Research at the Center, highlighted its practical applications:

    The survey results enable organizers to identify prevailing attitudes toward AI in radiology and design targeted interventions. For instance, personalized educational programs can be developed for radiologists, or measures can be implemented to alleviate concerns about AI adoption. The tool is versatile—it can be applied at hospital, regional, or even national levels.”

     Moscow has been at the forefront of AI integration in medicine for five years. During this period, under the auspices of an experimental initiative focusing on innovative computer vision technologies for medical image analysis, neural networks have analyzed over 14 million medical images, successfully identifying signs of pathologies across 39 different domains. This initiative is supported by the Moscow City Government and the Moscow Healthcare Department, executed at the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine. As a result of the experiment’s findings, 22 national standards regarding the application of artificial intelligence in healthcare have been developed, approved, and formally enacted.

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