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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Victims of radiation accidents to receive one-time payment from Moscow

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    A decision has been made to pay one-time financial assistance to citizens who suffered as a result of radiation exposure. The corresponding order was signed by Sergei Sobyanin.

    Traditionally, the payment will be timed to coincide with the anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant (NPP) accident on April 26. Its size will be from three to 10 thousand rubles, depending on the category of recipients.

    It is planned that 13,632 Muscovites will receive support: these are liquidators of the Chernobyl accident, victims of other radiation accidents and disasters, as well as members of families who lost a breadwinner from among the city residents exposed to radiation.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Dmitry Patrushev and Nikolai Valuev discussed the results of the implementation of the national project “Ecology”

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    Source: Government of the Russian Federation – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

    Working meeting of Dmitry Patrushev with the First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Tourism and Development of Tourism Infrastructure, Chairman of the Public Council of the ANO “Center for Assistance to Environmental Initiatives “Ecology” Nikolai Valuev

    March 4, 2025

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    Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev held a working meeting with the First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Tourism and Tourism Infrastructure Development, Chairman of the Public Council of the ANO “Center for Assistance to Environmental Initiatives “Ecology”” Nikolai Valuev. The topics of discussion were the results of the implementation of the national project “Ecology” and the events of the new national project “Ecological Well-Being”.

    Nikolai Valuev presented the Deputy Prime Minister with a public resolution on environmental protection and ecological development of the Russian Federation, drawn up following the results of the XV International Forum “Ecology”.

    The First Deputy Chairman of the Tourism Committee reported on the assessment of the implementation of the national project “Ecology”, obtained as a result of a survey of representatives of regional executive authorities. The meeting noted the importance of ensuring a constructive dialogue between federal and regional authorities, representatives of the business community, scientific and educational and non-profit organizations.

    Dmitry Patrushev emphasized that the key platform for discussing all issues on the environmental agenda will be the Nevsky International Environmental Congress. The Deputy Prime Minister suggested that the Center for Assistance to Environmental Initiatives integrate its developments into the business program of the event. The congress will allow all interested parties to present and discuss their initiatives, and exchange experiences with colleagues.

    The XI Nevsky International Ecological Congress will be held on May 22–23 in St. Petersburg, its motto is “Planet Earth: Harmony of Man and Nature.”

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow Metro – Moscow Metro Celebrates Two Years of Through Traffic on the Big Circle Line, Serving Over 740 Million Passengers

    Source: Moscow Metro

    The Moscow Metro is celebrating the second anniversary of the launch of through traffic on the Big Circle Line (BCL), a monumental achievement in the city’s transportation infrastructure. Since its full launch two years ago, the BCL has served over 740 million passengers, transforming the way Muscovites travel throughout the city.

    The Big Circle Line is one of the largest infrastructure projects in Russia and the world, implemented at the direction of Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin. Thanks to the BCL, all residents of the capital have alternative routes and the ability to save up to 45 minutes per day on their commutes. This line is one of the most popular, with over 740 million trips taken since its complete launch, — stated Maksim Liksutov.

    Key facts about the Big Circle Line:

    •  High Ridership: the BCL sees over 1.4 million trips on a typical weekday.

    •  Improved Accessibility: the BCL has enhanced transport accessibility for 34 districts, bringing the metro to many for the first time.

    •  Robust Rolling Stock: the line’s rolling stock is maintained by three electric depots.

    •  Reduced Congestion: the launch of the BCL has eased congestion on the Circle Line by 23% and radial lines by up to 12%.

    •  Time Savings: passengers save approximately 45 minutes per day in travel time thanks to the BCL.

    •  Job Creation: the BCL has created 6,000 new jobs within the metro system, including train operators, station attendants, and other operational roles.

    •  World’s Longest Circle Line: the BCL is the longest circle line in the world.

    A Transformative Project for Moscow:

    The launch of through traffic on the BCL two years ago marked a historic day for Moscow and represented one of the largest projects in the history of metro construction, completed in just 10 years. It immediately relieved pressure on other metro lines, offering residents and visitors of Moscow dozens of new and convenient routes.

    The Big Circle Line has spurred development throughout the city, with new housing and social infrastructure being built near its stations and businesses developing at a faster pace. The line is served by approximately 100 modern, domestically produced “Moskva-2020” trains.

    The BCL is a testament to Moscow’s commitment to providing its citizens with a world-class transportation system.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: We invite you to participate in the International Patriotic Competition “Family History. Immortal Memory”

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

    Applications for the International Patriotic Competition “Family History. Immortal Memory” are accepted from February 2 to May 9, 2025. The initiative for holding the competition belongs to the State University of Management.

    The competition is a non-commercial cultural project aimed at patriotic, spiritual and moral education of the younger generation. 237 universities subordinate to the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russia, as well as educational organizations of the Republic of Belarus, are invited to participate. At the moment, 50 applications have already been accepted.

    The competition is held in two nominations: “Literature” and “Video”. The “Literature” nomination requires the preparation of an essay, story, novella, essay or other literary work, the content of which reflects the family history of the Great Patriotic War. In the “Video” nomination, you will need to create a work lasting from 3 to 7 minutes, the content of which reflects the family history of the Great Patriotic War.

    Students aged 18 to 25, student associations (consisting of no more than five people in the previously indicated age category), young university teachers aged 18 to 35, as well as teachers aged 35 and older may take part in the Competition.

    Applications and competition works are accepted from February 2 to May 9, 2025. Link to fill out the application: https://forms.yandex.ru/u/679e148bf47e73581080ad9a/

    From May 10 to May 31, the jury of the Competition will review the submitted applications to determine the winners – there are only 6 winners in each category, 3 in each nomination. The results will be announced by June 10, 2025.

    The awarding of the winners of the Competition will take place at a ceremonial event on June 24, 2025, where the official closing of the Competition will take place, a video meeting with universities of the new subjects of the Russian Federation with the participation of veterans of the Great Patriotic War and the special military operation, as well as the holding of the Immortal Regiment action.

    The competition was organized by the State University of Management and the Moscow City Branch of the Russian Military Historical Society with the support of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation under the auspices of the activities of the Association of Student Patriotic Clubs “I am proud”.

    Link to the Competition Regulations: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/BU4SbW9bKGVdvw

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Polytechnic University postgraduate student Nikita Blagoy: “The internship in China opened up new horizons for me”

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

    Postgraduate student at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University Nikita Blagoy recently returned from China, where he completed an internship at the Dalian University of Technology. He became the winner of the All-Russian open competition for the appointment of scholarships of the President of the Russian Federation for studying abroad. We talked to Nikita about how the trip went, about the difficulties and the experience gained.

    — Nikita, what were your first impressions of life in China?

    — I immediately realized that this is a completely different world. The level of digitalization here is amazing: cash is almost never used, even fruit sellers on the street have QR codes for payment via WeChat or Alipay. But at the same time, the language barrier creates serious problems. Few people here speak English, so even simple everyday tasks, such as getting a SIM card or opening a bank account, require effort.

    — How did you cope with these difficulties?

    — I was lucky to meet guys who studied linguistics and already knew Chinese well. They helped me with translation and explained how local services work. Without their support, it would have been much more difficult. I also started learning basic phrases in Chinese to at least minimally communicate with the locals.

    — How was studying in China? Are there any differences from Russian education?

    — My internship was related to scientific work. I was doing research in the field of digitalization of business processes, studying Chinese scientific works and writing part of my dissertation. I had a scientific supervisor in China who helped with data analysis and consulted on local specifics.

    As for differences, discipline is very strict in China. For example, students have mandatory physical training: they have to run 30 times 3 km per semester. They also take exams seriously: cheating is strictly punished, and students are motivated to gain knowledge, not just grades.

    — What surprised you most about the Chinese education system?

    — I was impressed by how involved Chinese students are in the learning process. From the first year, everyone has a supervising teacher who helps in difficult situations. Foreign students are treated with special attention here, understanding that adaptation takes time. It is also striking how much physical culture and traditions are valued in China. For example, in physical education, students study kung fu and other martial arts.

    — What competencies did you acquire during your internship?

    — Firstly, I have significantly improved my skills in working with scientific data. I have managed to collect unique material on digitalization in China, which I am using in my dissertation. Secondly, I have learned to adapt to new conditions faster and find a common language with people, even if we speak different languages. And, of course, I have become more independent and self-confident.

    — What advice would you give to those planning to go on an internship abroad?

    — First, don’t be afraid of difficulties. It’s better to try and face problems than to miss an opportunity. Second, develop communication skills: the ability to communicate, negotiate and find a way out of difficult situations. And believe in yourself. Even if something doesn’t work out, it’s not a reason to give up.

    — What are your plans after graduate school?

    — For now, I am focused on finishing my dissertation. But the experience I gained in China has opened up new horizons for me. I am considering continuing my research in the field of digitalization, perhaps in an international format. China has shown me how important it is to be part of the global scientific community, and I want to develop in this direction.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Exits to the Moscow Ring Road to be reconstructed in the east of the capital

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The section of the Moscow Ring Road (MKAD) from Entuziastov Highway to Moldagulova Street will be reconstructed. The work will affect exits, acceleration lanes, side roads and entry pockets in the area of the MKAD intersections with Entuziastov Highway, Nosovikhinskoye Highway and Pobedy Street. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

    “The project provides for the construction and reconstruction of 5.5 kilometers of roads. This includes the construction of a side road along the outer side of the Moscow Ring Road on a section of the 1st to 3rd kilometers, as well as work on the reconstruction of existing and the construction of new exits. Currently, preparatory stage activities are underway at the site. The planned completion of construction falls on August 2026,” Vladimir Efimov noted.

    The areas where the work will take place are located in the capital’s districts of Ivanovskoye, Veshnyaki, Novokosino and Kosino-Ukhtomsky, as well as in the urban district of Reutov in the Moscow region. The implementation of the project will improve their transport services.

    “In particular, it is planned to build an exit from the side road of the Moscow Ring Road to Ivanovsky Bridge, an entrance and exit from the Moscow Ring Road to Stalevarov Street, a connection and reconstruction of Kosinskaya and Reutovskaya Streets. In Reutov, on Pobedy Street, the exit from the Ring Road will be updated and a roundabout will be organized on this same street,” added the head of the Department for the Construction of Transport and Engineering Infrastructure

    Vasily Desyatkov.

    Previously Sergei Sobyanin reported, that in 2024, 100 kilometers of roads, 25 artificial structures and 15 pedestrian crossings were built in the capital.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Rosneft employees are winners of the All-Russian competition “Engineer of the Year”

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    Source: Rosneft – Rosneft – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

    Specialists from the Company’s subsidiaries became winners of the XXV All-Russian competition “Engineer of the Year – 2024” in the nominations “Professional Engineers” and “Engineering Art of the Young”.

    Leading engineer of Vostsibneftegaz Alexander Nigay developed and implemented into production a portable acoustic chamber for testing ultrasonic gas flow meters and a galvanometric tape measure for reliable measurement of the level of bottom water in steel tanks. He actively implements additive technologies into the production process. Alexander is the author of 30 scientific publications and one Russian patent.

    Head of drilling projects at Samaraneftegaz Alexey Khramtsov is involved in the development of natural bitumen deposits in the north of the Samara Region. He has developed three rationalization proposals related to the use of alternative wellhead equipment, marker diagnostics, and the reduction of capital investments in well development. He is the author of four scientific publications, including one Russian patent for a software component.

    Dmitry Narushev, supervisor of Samaraneftegaz, has implemented 32 rationalization proposals for improving well repair technologies. He oversees the implementation of new equipment and technologies in production. He is the author of two scientific publications, including one Russian patent for a utility model.

    Anna Mamurova, a chemist at ANHK, is involved in monitoring the state of atmospheric air in Angarsk, is a mentor for young specialists, and teaches at the Inter-Industry Training Center. She has developed 15 new laboratory control methods. All of them have passed metrological certification and state expertise and are successfully used in the company’s activities.

    The winner of the competition for participants under 30 was Mikhail Klochkov, leading engineer of RN-Vankor. Mikhail regularly wins scientific conferences at the regional, all-Russian and international levels. Following the results of the Interregional Scientific and Technical Conference of Young Specialists of Rosneft, his solution for autonomous power supply of remote well clusters was recommended for implementation, which will allow the development of oil and gas infrastructure in remote regions.

    Another winner of the competition in the category “Engineering Art of the Young” was Anastasia Mikhailova, an employee of the Company’s scientific institute in Samara. At the scientific institute, she is engaged in the development and implementation of projects aimed at environmental protection.

    Alexander Lenskikh, an engineer at Slavneft-Krasnoyarskneftegaz, has published scientific papers and a patent for the invention of a device for cleaning the cavity of a pipeline. Alexander is a multiple winner of industry scientific and technical conferences and engineering championships.

    Rosneft is a leader in the field of high-quality modernization and innovative changes in the Russian oil and gas industry. The Company’s efforts are aimed at developing the intellectual and technological potential of the industry based on the strong foundation of the Russian oil and gas school. The Company creates conditions for maximum involvement in innovative, research and project activities. Rosneft employees regularly participate in corporate scientific and technical conferences, as well as in regional and all-Russian competitions.

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    The “Engineer of the Year” competition is held with the support of the Government of the Russian Federation. The winners are awarded the title of Laureate of the competition and are presented with diplomas, commemorative medals, certificates and silver badges “Professional Engineer of Russia”.

    Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 4, 2025

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  • MIL-Evening Report: ‘Back off AUKUS’, Greens MP Tuiono warns NZ in wake of Trump row

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    The Green Party has called on Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to rule out Aotearoa New Zealand joining the AUKUS military technical pact in any capacity following the row over Ukraine in the White House over the weekend.

    President Donald Trump’s “appalling treatment” of his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy was a “clear warning that we must avoid AUKUS at all costs”, said Green Party foreign affairs and Pacific issues spokesperson Teanau Tuiono.

    “Aotearoa must stand on an independent and principled approach to foreign affairs and use that as a platform to promote peace.”

    US President Donald Trump has paused all military aid for Ukraine after the “disastrous” Oval Office meeting with President Zelenskyy in another unpopular foreign affairs move that has been widely condemned by European leaders.

    Oleksandr Merezhko, the chair of Ukraine’s Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee, declared that Trump appeared to be trying to push Kyiv to capitulate on Russia’s terms.

    He was quoted as saying that the aid pause was worse than the 1938 Munich Agreement that allowed Nazi Germany to annex part of Czechoslovakia.

    ‘Danger of Trump leadership’
    Tuiono, who is the Green Party’s first tagata moana MP, said: “What we saw in the White House at the weekend laid bare the volatility and danger of the Trump leadership — nothing good can come from deepening our links to this administration.

    “Christopher Luxon should read the room and rule out joining any part of the AUKUS framework.”

    Tuiono said New Zealand should steer clear of AUKUS regardless of who was in the White House “but Trump’s transactional and hyper-aggressive foreign policy makes the case to stay out stronger than ever”.

    “Our country must not join a campaign that is escalating tensions in the Pacific and talking up the prospects of a war which the people of our region firmly oppose.

    “Advocating for, and working towards, peaceful solutions to the world’s conflicts must be an absolute priority for our country,” Tuiono said.

    Five Eyes network ‘out of control’
    Meanwhile, in the 1News weekly television current affairs programme Q&A, former Prime Minister Helen Clark challenged New Zealand’s continued involvement in the Five Eyes intelligence network, describing it as “out of control”.

    Her comments reflected growing concern by traditional allies and partners of the US over President Trump’s handling of long-standing relationships.

    Clark said the Five Eyes had strayed beyond its original brief of being merely a coordinating group for intelligence agencies in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, and New Zealand.

    “There’s been some talk in the media that Trump might want to evict Canada from it . . . Please could we follow?” she said.

    “I mean, really, the problem with Five Eyes now has become a basis for policy positioning on all sorts of things.

    “And to see it now as the basis for joint statements, finance minister meetings, this has got a bit out of control.”

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Rosneft has developed the first high-resolution geomagnetic model in Russia

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    Source: Rosneft – Rosneft – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

    Specialists from the Company’s Moscow scientific institute, in collaboration with the Geophysical Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, have created a geomagnetic model* that allows for high-precision control of the well trajectory during drilling.

    The use of innovative development is especially relevant in areas with an abnormal geomagnetic field, where accumulations of rocks distort the Earth’s magnetic field. Without taking into account the distortions, it is impossible to correctly determine the position of the borehole for drilling.

    The model created by scientists allows obtaining geomagnetic data with a detail of 38 km. This is one of the highest resolutions in the world.

    The reliability of the forecast is confirmed by the results of actual instrumental observations at the Priobskoye and Prirazlomnoye fields of Rosneft in Western Siberia. In addition, the criteria for applicability in various territories have been clarified.

    Development of knowledge-intensive potential is one of the key elements of the Rosneft-2030 strategy. The company prioritizes innovation activities, defining technological leadership as a key factor in competitiveness in the oil market.

    *The geomagnetic model is a mathematical description of the Earth’s magnetic field

    Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 4, 2025

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Scientists have recorded the brightest cosmic gamma-ray burst of all time, GRB 221009A

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    Source: State University Higher School of Economics – State University Higher School of Economics –

    A team of scientists from 17 countries, including physicists from the National Research University Higher School of Economics, analyzed new photometric and spectroscopic data from the brightest gamma-ray burst in the history of observations — GRB 221009A. They were obtained at the Sayan Observatory 1 hour and 15 minutes after its registration. The researchers recorded photons with an energy of 18 teraelectronvolts. Theoretically, such high-energy particles should not reach Earth, but data analysis showed that this is possible. The results call into question theories of gamma-ray absorption and may indicate unknown physical processes. Study published in the journal Astronomy

    Gamma-ray bursts are powerful cosmic explosions that release enormous amounts of energy. They were first detected in the gamma range, which is where they got their name. These bursts occur when massive stars die or neutron stars collide.

    On October 9, 2022, several space gamma-ray observatories recorded an unusually bright flash in the gamma-ray range, which was later classified as gamma-ray burst GRB 221009A – the most powerful in the history of observations. The intensity of the burst was so high that it caused malfunctions in the gamma-ray telescopes of most orbital observatories, including Fermi, INTEGRAL, Konus-Wind. In addition, the gamma-ray flux that fell on Earth caused a strong disturbance in the ionosphere.

    The energy of GRB 221009A’s radiation in just a hundred seconds was equivalent to the radiation of 1 billion Suns over 97 billion years, despite the fact that the Universe is only 13.8 billion years old. Such events happen extremely rarely – once every thousand years. But it was not only the brightness that made GRB 221009A unique. It was located at a distance of 2.4 billion light years, which is relatively close by the standards of the Universe. For comparison: the most distant known burst was recorded at a distance of about 13.2 billion light years. Therefore, the event aroused interest in the scientific community: already in 2022, 7 articles were published, and by now – more than 200.

    Researchers continue to analyze data on GRB 221009A. An international team of scientists from 17 countries, including a team from the National Research University Higher School of Economics, analyzed for the first time the data from photometric and spectroscopic observations obtained at the Sayan Observatory 1 hour and 15 minutes after the gamma-ray burst was registered.

    Photometric and spectroscopic observations are methods for measuring the intensity of electromagnetic radiation in the visible and infrared ranges and its “color composition” (spectrum). The former allows us to determine how bright an object was, and the latter – what chemical elements are present in the emitting object and on the path of the radiation to the observer.

    The scientists say the data points to sustained activity from the central engine, the compact, massive object that generates the gamma-ray burst. They also note that the environment around the blast changed from denser, shaped by stellar winds, to thinner, more interstellar-like.

    Of particular interest to the researchers were the 18-teraelectronvolt (TeV) photons detected by the LHAASO high-altitude observatory from GRB 221009A. Theoretically, such high-energy photons should not be detected due to their interaction with optical photons in the intergalactic medium on their way to the observer, but somehow they still reached Earth. Analysis showed that the detection of 18-TeV photons is unlikely for existing models of the intergalactic background radiation. The detection of such photons from gamma-ray burst sources is still a unique event.

    “Registration of high-energy photons allows us to test fundamental laws of physics, such as, for example, the constancy of the speed of light. However, there is nothing to worry about yet, since the effect of registering such high-energy photons can still be explained by the uncertainty of the model of intergalactic background radiation, and not by a violation of Lorentz invariance – a fundamental principle according to which the speed of light is constant in all reference frames,” comments Sergey Belkin, a postgraduate student. Basic Department of Space Physics of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences Faculty of Physics HSE.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Polytechnicians ate 4,000 pancakes on Maslenitsa

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

    On the second day of March, the territory of the Polytechnic University on Lesnaya came alive thanks to the Maslenitsa festivities organized by the Student Club and the United Student Council of the Dormitories.

    17 teams from the university dormitories took part in the festive quest. The guys spent the winter in the best traditions of Maslenitsa: they competed in strength, agility, accuracy, speed and ingenuity, and also in making pancakes.

    I liked all the stations, everything was done based on the holiday, it was a lot of fun, the kids completed their tasks quickly and could get extra points for creativity, said second-year student of the Institute of Secondary Vocational Education Alina Teymurova.

    The final of the student team competition took place in the “Pancake House”, where the Polytechnic students created creative compositions from pancakes, toppings and secret ingredients. The jury, chaired by the Vice-Rector for Youth Policy and Communication Technologies Maxim Pasholikov, awarded high marks to the “engineering constructions” from pancakes and their presentations. The Polytechnic bear, the Maslenitsa doll, the tank, a woman’s hand with an apple, a rose and a butterfly – the students’ imagination knew no bounds.

    The highest scores in all competitions were received by teams from dormitories No. 16, 17 and 14c, who took 1st, 2nd and 3rd places respectively; they were awarded prizes and special awards.

    The students were danced in circles by “professional buffoons” – actors from the SPbPU Student Theatre under the direction of the theatre’s director Olga Lytkina. Artists from the PolyVox Vocal Studio and “Polytech Stars” invited spring with folklore compositions, while DJs from the GATE studio charged the contest participants with victory.

    To earn pancake tickets and spend them in the street kitchen, it was necessary to go through special creative and art stations of PROF.event, “Black Bears”, Kultorg, organizers of the project “NOT TO SLEEP!” and KVN. Employees of the Department of Social and Domestic and Material and Technical Support treated guests to pancakes and hot tea. According to the organizers’ calculations, 4,000 pancakes were eaten during the holiday!

    The festive celebrations on Lesnaya ended with a huge round dance around the flaming effigy of Maslenitsa, leaving warmth and joy in the hearts of the students.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: GUU held a round table on the development of artificial intelligence in China

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

    The National University of Management and the Europe and Asia Broadcasting Center of the People’s Republic of China Foreign Language Publication and Distribution Administration (Renmin Huabao Publishing House) organized a round table on “High-quality Development of China’s Economy” and the presentation of the 4th volume of the book “Xi Jinping on Public Administration” in Russian.

    The event is timed to coincide with the opening of the 3rd session of the 14th National People’s Congress (NPC) on March 5, 2025 in Beijing.

    The event was moderated by Hu Zhentao, head of the representative office of Renmin Huabao Publishing House in Moscow.

    The speakers were: – Fanis Sharipov, Director of the Center for Socio-Economic and Political Research of China at the National University of Management; – Anastasia Pavlova, partner of the Russian-Chinese Committee of Friendship, Peace and Development; – Ekaterina Zaklyazminskaya, leading research fellow at the Center for World Politics and Strategic Analysis, member of the Council of Young Scientists at the Institute of Strategic Analysis of the Russian Academy of Sciences; – Yulia Manuilova, senior lecturer at the Department of Global Studies at the Faculty of Global Processes at Moscow State University.

    The work was also attended by 2nd year students of the State University of Management, studying in the program “International Manufacturing Business”: Yulia Levchenko, Farida Alakaeva, Egor Gavrilyuk, Irina Afanasova, Yulia Kolontsova.

    Fanis Sharipov began his speech by assessing the 4th volume of the book “Xi Jinping on Public Administration” in Russian. This volume includes the most important works of Xi Jinping for the period from February 3, 2020 to May 10, 2022, a total of 109 reports, talks, speeches, congratulatory letters and other works. It should be noted that during this period, the COVID-19 pandemic was raging, and enormous efforts were spent on organizing the fight against this terrible epidemic. “Development of the digital economy is a strategic choice that allows us to seize the opportunities of a new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation,” Xi Jinping emphasized.

    Next, moving on to the topic of “High-quality development of the Chinese economy”, Fanis Sharipov noted that on January 27, a Chinese startup triggered a collapse in the value of shares of American IT companies; by the end of the week, the NASDAQ high-tech company index had lost 3.5%, which in monetary terms amounts to almost a trillion US dollars. For experts, the success of Chinese research in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) is the result of China’s systematic, long-term efforts in this area, which has been repeatedly noted in scientific articles and conference abstracts. The State Council of the PRC formulated a detailed plan for the modern development of new-generation AI in July 2017. It directly stated the intention to turn AI into the main driving force of industrial modernization and economic transformation, strengthening national defense, internal and external security, education, and medicine by 2025. It also stated the intention to turn China into a world leader in AI by 2030. It was planned to produce products and services using AI by the end of 2020 in the amount of 150 billion yuan, by 2025 – 400 billion yuan, by 2030 – about 1 trillion yuan. And China’s expenditure on scientific research in 2025 will reach 3.76 trillion yuan (over 580 billion dollars).

    In conclusion, the Round Table participants discussed a very diverse agenda for Russian-Chinese cooperation in 2025.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: “When I learned about studying global economics at HSE, I realized that it was right for me”

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    Source: State University Higher School of Economics – State University Higher School of Economics –

    Elizaveta Tsaregorodtseva

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    On February 27, as part of the All-Russian campaign “Yolka Zhelaniy” (Wish Tree), the cherished dream of tenth-grader Elizaveta Tsaregorodtseva from the Saratov Region came true. The schoolgirl was able to visit the Higher School of Economics, talk to students and teachers, and walk around the university building. Liza learned first-hand how to enter one of the best universities in Russia, as well as why studying here is difficult but exciting.

    The most cherished wishes tend to come true, and that’s a fact. Elizaveta Tsaregorodtseva took part in the “Yolka Zhelaniy” campaign for the third year in a row, and finally her ball was taken off the tree by the Russian Minister of Energy Sergey Tsivilev. Liza’s dream came true: she went to Moscow to visit Faculty of World Economy and World Politics (FMEiMP) HSE University.

    “When I was choosing what wish to make, I was thinking about my future – about further education, about entering a university. That’s why I wrote about HSE, I wanted to see it, get to know the faculty,” the schoolgirl said. She is interested in studying languages, so her future path should be connected with the international direction.

    “I also like economics and mathematics, I like to count and analyze economic processes. When I learned about studying global economics at the National Research University Higher School of Economics, I realized that this is exactly what suits me,” noted Elizaveta.

    She was delighted with the HSE: “When I woke up in the morning, I felt excitement and anticipation, and when I saw the HSE building, my heart fluttered.”

    Deputy Dean for work with applicants and graduates of the faculty Anna Zhikhareva, as well as fourth-year students of the OP ” gave Liza, her mother and Daria Gorbunova, a representative of the Ministry of Energy, a tour of the buildings of the Faculty of Economics and Management.World Economy” and members of the Student Council Mikhail Zavgorodniy and Vasily Arzumanyan. They told about all the features of studying at the HSE.

    “We study economics with all the foreign policy circumstances in mind, as part of global world processes. It turns out to be a complex history that is the most honest in relation to our students. We pay less attention to the theory that does not work in practice or works, but not always,” Anna Zhikhareva noted.

    Mikhail Zavgorodniy explained that students get acquainted with the basic principles of economics for the first year and a half to two years, then they are divided into trajectories depending on the interests of each student. “You can delve into finance or study a specific region. If you choose Chinese, then there are many subjects related to Chinese culture, economics and foreign policy,” he said.

    “It is important to know that the policy of our program is that any economist should have a strong foundation in mathematics, so in the first year we teach mathematical analysis, linear algebra, and discrete mathematics,” added Vasily Arzumanyan.

    Liza Tsaregorodtseva asked students many questions about HSE. For example, she was interested in how student life goes outside of studies. “We have an abundance of events – scientific, cultural, and entertaining, you can participate in everything,” Mikhail Zavgorodniy answered.

    They told Liza about the help senior students give to first-year students and about the work of the study office. “Studying is difficult, students often ask: when will it be easy? When you have your diploma in hand,” shared Tatyana Bukanova, a specialist in educational and methodological work at the National Research University Higher School of Economics.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Students of SPbGASU were invited to practice at Rosatom

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    Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Marina Malyutina

    In 2025, the Russian nuclear industry will celebrate its 80th anniversary. In honor of this event, the Center for Student Entrepreneurship and Career at SPbGASU organized a lecture for students by representatives of the St. Petersburg Design Institute, a branch of JSC Atomenergoproekt, which is part of the State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom and is engaged in the design and construction of nuclear power facilities in our country and abroad.

    Marina Malyutina, Vice-Rector for Youth Policy at SPbGASU, on behalf of the university management thanked Atomenergoproekt for their long-term cooperation: organizing internships, holding career guidance meetings, launching training courses, and hiring graduates. Marina Viktorovna is confident that engineering professions and, in particular, the profession of a civil engineer, are in great demand today. It is better for young specialists to start their careers in a large state corporation, where they can gain new knowledge and integrate into the corporate environment.

    Andrey Khlyzov

    Andrey Khlyzov, Deputy Head of Technological Directorate-2, spoke about the past, present and future of the nuclear industry. He reported that 360-370 thousand people work in the Rosatom corporation. Its traditional product is nuclear energy. The corporation is also diversifying its economic capacities and is engaged in new products, including a scientific complex, development of the Northern Sea Route, wind energy, nuclear medicine, advanced materials and technologies, etc. The geography of the projects is very extensive: 22 units are at the implementation stage in seven countries.

    “Rosatom has no competitors. We are leaders, our projects are cheap and safe,” the speaker said.

    Andrey Nasedkin, Head of the Department of Integrated Design of Security Systems from Technological Directorate-1, introduced the students to the main stages of design work. The students were particularly interested in the possibility of undergoing practical training in the departments of integrated design, where the “heart” of the nuclear power plant – the nuclear island – originates.

    Musalan Suleimanov, Head of the Construction Department, informed about the work of the division he heads. The department unites one architectural and four construction departments, a metal structures department, an estimate department, a research and calculation-theoretical department of building structures, a department for designing fire safety measures, civil defense and emergency situations, a group for geotechnical calculations and analysis of the interaction of NPP structures with soil, a group for production support and production control and analysis.

    “A modern nuclear power plant that comes from our “pen” will withstand the fall of a large commercial aircraft at a speed of 400 meters per second, an earthquake of up to nine points, additional impacts – internal explosions, external explosions, tornadoes, extreme weather conditions. We even designed a building on a geotechnical fault. That is, we justified to the strictest Finnish regulator – and, by the way, he accepted this justification – the possibility of building a nuclear power plant on an existing geotechnical fault,” said Musalan Suleimanov.

    Students had the opportunity to communicate directly with professionals. They asked about the conditions of internship, salary levels, and the support that young professionals receive.

    The speakers emphasized that Rosatom needs good engineers. It takes four to five years to become one. But after a year, the guys who come straight from university show results. Mentoring is well-developed in the state corporation; new employees do not go through their development path alone. A big plus is that the work is associated with a considerable number of business trips around the world. Here you quickly become a professional, and when you see with your own eyes a facility under construction that will soon provide people with electricity and heat, you feel proud.

    At the end of the meeting, the students played the “Atomic Quiz” and received corporate gifts from Atomenergoproekt. The meeting broadened their professional horizons and encouraged them to think about building a career at Rosatom.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The Winter in Moscow project allowed businesses to make a name for themselves and increase sales

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    The capital’s business actively supported the large-scale city project “Winter in Moscow”. Thus, it not only became a major holiday, but also offered wide opportunities and support measures for entrepreneurs. For example, the magic market of the “Made in Moscow” project united more than 500 manufacturers and placed its sites on seven tourist streets of the capital, including Arbat, Novy Arbat, Kuznetsky Most, Rozhdestvenka, as well as Tverskoy Boulevard, Stoleshnikov Lane and Bolotnaya Square. Each pavilion became a real art object – red and white knitted balls, a mini-station, a box of toys, a box of chocolates, a huge gift. In them, one could buy clothes, accessories, cosmetics, children’s toys, household goods, food products and much more.

    One of the most attractive for guests was the flagship pavilion on Bolotnaya Square, where master classes, fashion shows and ice shows were held, and a magic train also ran. During its operation, the magic market was visited by 570 thousand people, and Moscow brands sold over 50 thousand products. 10 percent of the proceeds from the market participants were sent to the charity fund “People’s Front. Everything for Victory!”

    As part of the “Come on in!” project, more than 700 organizations from various fields, such as public catering, the beauty industry, trade and education, made over 900 offers to city residents and tourists: from discounts and bonuses to free master classes, gastronomic tastings, performances and sports activities. More than six thousand people took advantage of them.

    Businessmen helped create a festive mood in Moscow by decorating the facades, shop windows and entrances of their organizations. This was facilitated by three special support measures that were launched in the capital this season. More than 5.3 thousand entrepreneurs applied for them. For example, with the help of a grant for decoration of the first 100 entrepreneurs, business owners were able to compensate for part of the costs of decorating their sites.

    In addition, a competition for the best festive decoration was held. The total prize fund was 700 million rubles. And creative teams, designers and all interested persons over the age of 18 were able to demonstrate their talents in a competition for the best project of festive and thematic decoration of a non-residential property.

    From December 26 to 29, the Central Exhibition Hall “Manezh” hosted the II Moscow Beauty Week — one of the largest events of the project. Over four days, it was visited by more than 60 thousand people, and 600 Russian companies presented their products, of which 384 were from Moscow. One of the most popular objects of the exhibition was the “Made in Moscow” stand, designed as an advent calendar.

    Residents of the capital actively formed the poster of the project “Winter in Moscow”. In total, 529 applications for holding events were received from individuals and business representatives. Most often, these were master classes (63 percent), concerts and show programs (15 percent), lectures and seminars (14 percent), and excursions (eight percent). Every fifth event took place in the Central Administrative District, and 80 percent were held in other districts.

    The Winter in Moscow project not only allowed businesses to make a name for themselves and increase sales, but also became a real winter holiday. In total, the events attracted almost 30 million residents and guests of the city.

    The Winter in Moscow project became the main event of the season, which united various events of the capital. City residents and tourists remembered traditions and history, warmed themselves with tea and hot buns, skated, watched ice shows, gave gifts to people who found themselves in a difficult life situation, and also showed care for those who needed it.

    Muscovites and guests of the capital had a huge choice of entertainment in the open air and in cultural and sports institutions. The atmosphere of winter traditions engulfed the entire city: more than 1.9 thousand sites were open. The project organically wove in the capital’s largest festivals “Moscow Estates”, “Moscow Tea Party”, “City of Light” and many others.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: New films and exciting activities await guests of the Moskino cinema park this weekend

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    On the weekend of March 8 and 9, at the Moskino Cinema Park you can learn how to do makeup like movie heroines, make unique jewelry, create flower arrangements, and learn bachata or zumba moves. Participation is free with purchase complex ticket to the cinema park.

    Create a luxurious look and receive a gift from your knight

    On March 8 and 9, makeup artists Svetlana Shevtsova and stylist Irina Konovalova will hold master classes at the educational center of the cinema park. They will share secrets of professional makeup, including for filming, and will also teach how to do fashionable hairstyles. Start at 13:00 and 16:30.

    At the “Cathedral Square of Moscow” site, beautiful ladies will have a retro-style photo shoot. Participants will try on atmospheric gloves and pose with fans and in elegant hats. You can take a photo against the backdrop of a flower arrangement in the “Center of Moscow” decorations. And aspiring actresses and actors will be able to record a video greeting – administrators will help with this.

    Men who want to please their companions will be able to take part in the knightly quest “That very flower”. The heroes will have to overcome obstacles to make a gift to their beloved.

    Make jewelry, learn to dance and draw a portrait

    In the glass building near the Cowboy Town site, creative workshops will be held for young participants and their parents. Guests are invited to create unique jewelry (at 13:00 and 16:00), decorate velvet headbands (at 12:00 and 15:00) and make a gift in a modern style (at 11:00 and 14:00).

    In the “Center of Moscow” decorations, fashionable dance lessons will be held. Everyone will be able to master elements of bachata, salsa and zumba. Sessions – from 11:00 to 17:00.

    On March 8, the Gonzaga Theatre will host piano concerts from 1:00 PM to 4:35 PM, and on March 9, at 5:00 PM, the stage will show a one-man show called “Like a Cat and a Dog” with actor Mikhail Policemako. The educational centre has prepared master classes on how to design a clapperboard, a movie plate and a heart-shaped plaster box.

    On the playground near the natural chromakey, children will be offered games with animators and creative exercises. For example, children will be offered to dance on a colored banner, while managing to take the designated place, as well as draw a portrait of a beautiful lady, collect pleasant phrases for girls using cards and select words-associations to the names of flowers.

    Play Martha and see spy stories on screen

    In the interior decorations of the “Pitersky Bar”, guests of the cinema park will be treated to staged filming based on the film “The Same Munchausen” and themed photo sessions in historical costumes. Ladies will dress up in luxurious dresses in the spirit of Martha and Jacobina, the heroines of the film, and gentlemen will imagine themselves as barons, burgomasters and dukes. In the “County Town” decorations, you can dress up in sheepskin coats and woolen scarves and recall the funniest phrases of the characters of the famous Soviet comedy “Love and Doves”.

    On March 8 and 9, the Moskino Kinopark cinema will host special screenings of Russian film premieres. The program includes the inspiring biographical drama Rodnina, which tells the story of the famous athlete, a figure skating legend. Visitors with children will certainly enjoy new family-friendly films: The Frog Princess (a funny tale about a frog who dreamed of becoming a princess) and Captain Hook (a comedy about a former hockey player who becomes a mentor for a teenage team). Fans of action films will enjoy the exciting Russian-Chinese detective Red Silk, which tells the story of a dangerous game between intelligence agents, the outcome of which will largely determine relations between the USSR and China. Tickets and schedule — on the website.

    The film park’s decorations will be open from 11:00 to 18:00, and until 20:00 guests will be able to spend time in the central square, fairy tale park and educational center.

    The Moskino Cinema Park is part of Sergei Sobyanin’s Moscow — City of Cinema project and an object of the Moscow film cluster. The first stage of development has already been completed: 18 natural sites, four pavilions and six infrastructure facilities have been built, including the sets of Moscow Center, Moscow of the 1940s, Vitebsk Station, Yurovo Airport, Moscow Cathedral Square, Deaf Village, Partisan Village, County Town, Cowboy Town, St. Petersburg Bar and other sites.

    The Moscow Film Cluster is an infrastructure facility, services and facilities for filmmakers, which are being developed by the Moscow Government within the framework of the Moscow — City of Cinema project. Its structure includes the Moskino cinema park, Gorky Film Studio (sites on Sergei Eisenstein Street and Valdaisky Proezd), Moskino film factory, Moskino cinema chain, Moskino film commission and film platform.

    In a historical setting: the first wedding took place in the Moskino cinema parkA piece of a plate from an excursion: the Moskino cinema park told about an unusual tradition

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: From Childhood to Career: How the Educational Verticals Project Helps Schoolchildren Decide on a Profession

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    There are kids in Moscow who have been conducting scientific research, creating smart technology and speaking at conferences since they were 13. They go to regular schools, but study from the seventh to the ninth grade under a special program of the city project “Educational verticals”It has been implemented since 2018 and helps to choose the direction of future activities in advance, to enter a specialized or pre-professional class.

    The project has already been joined more than 87 thousand children from 465 schoolsThere are currently three verticals in the capital: mathematics, information technology (IT), and natural sciences.

    About enrollment in the project and how it helps find your life’s work – in the mos.ru article.

    “Mathematical vertical”: for any profession

    The first in the project was “Mathematical vertical”: schools began implementing it in 2018. In 2025, more than 51 thousand children in 460 educational institutions are studying under this program.

    “The mathematical direction, perhaps the most popular, opens up the broadest prospects for teenagers. After the ninth grade, they can go to almost any pre-professional classes: engineering, IT, entrepreneurship. Knowledge of practical mathematics is necessary for athletes, art historians, and musicians,” says the curator of the “Mathematical Vertical” School No. 1502 “Energy” Galina Bezrukova.

    The main condition for admission to the vertical is to study well. At the end of the sixth grade, children undergo testing (diagnostics) by the Moscow Center for Education Quality (MCEQ) in mathematics and functional literacy – the ability to navigate a large amount of information, deeply analyze text and apply mathematical knowledge in practice. For example, one of the tasks may be: “Determine which theater has cheaper tickets and how to get there faster.” Annual diagnostics are mandatory for all schoolchildren, but to become a vertical student, sixth-graders need to pass all tests with a good or excellent grade.

    Even before the MCCO, teachers pre-select those who will be suitable for the vertical program. They pay attention to children who not only study well, but also attend math or IT clubs and participate in Olympiads from elementary school. Parents of these children are advised to think about enrolling in the project. In the first year of the vertical, the student finally decides whether he has chosen the right direction Natalya Vorobyeva, curator of the Mathematical Vertical and IT Vertical projects at the Institute for the Development of Profile Education at the Moscow City Pedagogical University (MCPU)

    Schools that have educational verticals form one or more classes for project participants. Those who chose the “Mathematical Vertical” have four to five hours of algebra, two to three hours of geometry, one to two hours of probability and statistics, and two hours of additional classes after school.

    The teaching aids used in the project are distinguished not only by their scientific nature, that is, respect for the subject, but also by their accessibility, that is, respect for the student. Complex things are explained in the simplest possible way. Each section contains practical, life-related tasks. Therefore, learning is exciting, and when a child is interested, he does not notice the increased workload Galina Bezrukova, curator of the “Mathematical Vertical” of school No. 1502 “Energy”

    Nine universities participate in the “Mathematical Vertical”. Among others are the Lomonosov Moscow State University, the National Research University Higher School of Economics, and the Bauman Moscow State Technical University. University teachers conduct master classes for children, teach them how to write project papers, and suggest research topics.

    “IT-vertical”: for those who want to become a programmer and inventor

    “IT-vertical” has existed since 2022. 194 schools and about 12 thousand teenagers participate in this project.

    Those who entered the IT-vertical class at our school study eight hours of mathematics and two hours a week of computer science, programming, and technology. In technology classes, children study modeling and prototyping, and from the eighth grade, electronics and microprocessor technology are added. In addition, project participants are required to attend at least two clubs, for example, robotics, project activities, or the basics of creating devices for a smart home Roman Koltunov, curator of the IT-vertical, school No. 444

    The project is cooperating with 12 Moscow universities, including the National University of Science and Technology “MISIS”, MIREA – Russian Technological University, I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, and N.I. Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University. Teachers from these educational institutions guide the students and suggest ideas for development.

    “Two ninth-grade students from School No. 444, Kamila Sabirova and Taisiya Yablonovskaya, for example, created a device for brewing tea: boiling water is poured into a glass, a robotic hand dips a tea bag into it, and a person, meanwhile, sets the parameters for the strength of the drink in the program,” a mos.ru source shared.

    And ninth-graders from the same school, Nikolai Valchuk and Daniil Devyaterikov, invented a home flight simulator for future pilots. The engine control levers, made similar to those used in airplane cockpits, are connected to a computer, and a novice specialist can train without leaving his room.

    “Since early childhood, I have loved programming and assembling things with my own hands, and I am interested in the aviation industry. My dream is to make an ion engine that can be used in space satellites. It works from a cylinder with inert gas, and is wear-resistant. In the near future, I hope to complete this development and test it on a small boat,” explains Nikolai Valchuk, a ninth-grader at School No. 444.

    “Natural Science Vertical”: Future Doctors and Ecologists

    “Natural Science Vertical” appeared in schools in 2022. More than 17 thousand students in 253 schools study under this program. The knowledge will be useful in medicine, pharmaceuticals, psychology, energy industry, genetics, ecology. The project partners are 10 universities, in particular the First Moscow State Medical University named after I.M. Sechenov, the Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow State Pedagogical Univ.

    In the natural science vertical classes, schoolchildren have more hours of physics, chemistry and biology than in a regular class. Moreover, chemistry starts not in the eighth grade, but in the seventh. In addition, teenagers have additional courses in natural science, which are allocated at least an hour a week. The guys devote the same amount of time to project-research activities. Since the age of 13, they have been speaking at city scientific and practical conferences Elena Semyashova, curator of the Natural Science Vertical project at the Institute for the Development of Specialized Education at Moscow State Pedagogical University

    So, inschool #2070 named after Hero of the Soviet Union G.A. Vartanyan Children in the seventh grade stay after school for classes on plant and animal physiology, and in the ninth grade – on inorganic synthesis.

    This year, the project participants prepared 28 scientific papers on human anatomy and physiology. For example, they found out that in-ear headphones contribute to the development of ear infections. It turned out that almost none of the respondents treat the device with an antiseptic. Based on the results of the testing, the children wrote a memo on the use of headphones and placed it in the hallway Olesya Lukinskaya, curator of the Natural Science Vertical at School No. 2070

    One of the students in the Natural Science Vertical class at this school, eighth-grader Victoria Fedyanova, conducted a study: she interviewed 50 teenagers, then measured their blood pressure before classes and during tests. It turned out that those who sleep less than seven hours and often experience stress are prone to a 20 percent increase in blood pressure. “I’m thinking of studying to become a doctor, perhaps an endocrinologist. I’m sure that the knowledge I gained through the vertical program will help me enter a university,” Victoria sums up.

    The MES library was used almost 60 million times in a yearPhysics and computer science are among the most popular subjects for schoolchildren to take the Unified State ExamTouch the world of science. How academic classes in Moscow schools prepare future scientistsIndustry and IT sector: the most sought-after sectors for employment in Moscow have been named

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sergei Sobyanin summed up the results of the Winter in Moscow project

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    The Winter in Moscow project has ended in the capital. Almost 30 million Muscovites and guests of the city took part in it. Sergei Sobyanin summed up the results of the large-scale project in his blog.

    “Three months of festivities, almost 53 thousand events and countless impressions, smiles, cozy gatherings with loved ones and new acquaintances are behind us. I sincerely thank the organizers, artists, volunteers and everyone who helped to implement this large-scale and important project for the city – we did a great job together!” – wrote the Mayor of Moscow.

    The Winter in Moscow project united the largest festivals: Journey to Christmas, Moscow Estates, Moscow Tea Party, Moscow Maslenitsa, Chinese New Year in Moscow, Moscow Traditions, as well as popular city events: the parade of Father Frosts and Snow Maidens, Student Days in Moscow, Winter Day of Moscow Sports and much more.

    Good works

    Much attention was traditionally paid to charity. Residents and guests of the capital collected and handed over 35 thousand gifts to the Domiki Dobra (Houses of Good) of the Moscow Helps project. Warm clothes and cards with heartfelt wishes were brought for the participants of the special military operation (SVO), and toys and books were given to young residents of the new regions. Family members of SVO participants were given 30 thousand certificates for free visits to skating rinks, as well as 17 thousand tickets to New Year’s trees.

    In February, a charity day was held at the VDNKh skating rink. The proceeds from ticket sales were sent to the Konstantin Khabensky charity foundation, the Vera and Life Line hospices, and the I Am! foundation for supporting children with special needs.

    This year, a month before the official end of the “Kind Tree” campaign, Muscovites fulfilled more than 1,700 cherished wishes of the wards of 170 Moscow non-profit organizations.

    Many visited the winter charity festival “City of the Caring”, events of the volunteer project “Time of Good” and the inclusive exhibition “World without Borders” on the territory of the design factory “Flacon”, and also became Santa Clauses as part of the “Fulfill a Wish” campaign. They did not forget about four-legged animals: they collected food, shampoos and much more for shelters, including in new regions.

    Citywide festivals

    Citywide festivals were, as always, especially popular. As part of the “Journey to Christmas,” Muscovites and tourists met fairy-tale characters and heroes of their favorite Soviet comedies and cartoons, mastered folk crafts and learned to cook New Year’s dishes at master classes, competed in strength, dexterity and accuracy.

    More than 170 ice shows staged by the best Russian figure skaters took place on the venues of “Winter in Moscow”. Olympic champions and other brightest sports stars took to the ice as part of the festival. The program included performances based on favorite fairy tales (“The Nutcracker”, “Swan Lake”, “The Bremen Town Musicians”, “The Snow Queen”).

    The participants of the festival “Moscow Estates” especially remembered the park ball-performance “Theatre in a Box” in the N.E. Bauman Garden and Ostankino Park.

    The City of Light festival became a real celebration of art, mapping and New Year’s magic. Every evening the city streets turned into illustrations of favorite fairy tales. 10 architectural sites in the center of the capital were decorated with projections of iconic stories. Muscovites and guests of the capital could enjoy fantastic light canvases for almost four thousand hours.

    Last year, Muscovites loved the festival to celebrate the Chinese New Year. This year, it was extended and expanded — people could get acquainted with Chinese culture for two weeks at two dozen venues throughout the city.

    At the Moscow Tea Party festival, more than 37 thousand cups of Moscow tea were drunk. During Moscow Maslenitsa, 120 thousand portions of pancakes were eaten, and more than 270 thousand postcards were sent across the country via Winter Mail.

    “Moskino Cinema Park participated in the winter citywide project for the first time, so it prepared with special responsibility: film screenings, excursions, performances, immersive shows – one day is not enough to take part in everything. One of the most popular events was the performance “Cathedral Square” about the Time of Troubles – every screening was sold out,” said Sergei Sobyanin.

    A family space opened on the territory of the Moscow Palace of Pioneers, which was visited by more than 115 thousand people in three months. The skating rink was especially popular, as it worked continuously in any weather thanks to its artificial surface. In addition, residents and guests of the capital could visit a charity fair, go tubing and husky sledding. On weekends and holidays, the site hosted master classes, immersive performances, and an eco-farm with deer and alpacas. On the last day of winter, the site hosted a large-scale celebration of Maslenitsa.

    A family space opened on the territory of the Moscow Palace of Pioneers on Vorobyovy Gory, which was visited by more than 115 thousand people in three months. The skating rink, which worked continuously in any weather thanks to the artificial surface, was especially popular. In addition, residents and guests of the capital could visit a charity fair, ride tubing and husky sleds. On weekends and holidays, master classes, immersive performances were held, and an eco-farm with deer and alpacas operated. On the last day of winter, a large-scale celebration of Maslenitsa was held on the site.

    Market of Magic

    Another new feature of “Winter in Moscow” is the magic market of the “Made in Moscow” project. It was held on seven popular tourist streets of the capital – Arbat and Novy Arbat, Kuznetsky Most, Rozhdestvenka, Tverskoy Boulevard, Stoleshnikov Lane, and Bolotnaya Square. Each of the pavilions became a real art object. More than 500 Moscow manufacturers presented their products in them.

    In the flagship pavilion on Bolotnaya Square, one could not only buy products from Moscow manufacturers, but also participate in master classes, watch fashion shows and ice shows, and even ride a real steam locomotive. More than 570 thousand city residents visited the Magic Market, where over 3.5 thousand free themed events took place. In addition, there was a free skating rink, where more than 130 thousand people skated.

    The market became one of the key city support measures for the capital’s businesses. Thus, local brands were able to present their products on the shelves for free, selling more than 50 thousand units of goods. The market participants sent 10 percent of the proceeds to the charity fund “People’s Front. Everything for Victory!”

    Contribution of entrepreneurs

    Entrepreneurs — participants of the special project “Come on in!” — also contributed to the creation of a winter mood in the capital. They prepared more than 900 events — special offers in the form of discounts and bonuses and free gastronomic and creative master classes, performances, and sports. More than six thousand residents and guests of the city took advantage of the offers of the capital’s businesses.

    The 2nd Moscow Beauty Week was held in the Manezh Central Exhibition Hall. Over 60,000 people visited the event over the course of four days, and over 600 Russian companies presented their products, 384 of which were from the capital. One of the main stands at the exhibition was the Made in Moscow stand, designed as an advent calendar. Over 50 capital brands presented their unique products, and visitors could buy souvenirs, take part in themed master classes, and make gifts with their own hands.

    The festive atmosphere in Moscow was created by businessmen who decorated the facades, shop windows and entrances of their organizations. To support such enterprises, a competition for the best winter decoration was held, and a grant for decoration was provided for the first 100 entrepreneurs, within the framework of which businessmen were able to compensate part of the decoration costs. Most of the applications came from companies in the catering sector. In addition, creative teams, designers, as well as citizens over 18 years old were able to show their talents in a competition for the best project of festive and thematic decoration of a non-residential property.

    Events in the parks

    Immersive performances, ice shows and culinary master classes were organized for visitors in the capital’s parks. Interesting events were held here all winter, including the “Tasty Frosts” gastrofestival, the “Snow and Ice” festivals, “Blue Light”, “Hipsters” and much more. Three thousand people took part in the “Mandarin” New Year’s competition.

    We tried to please little Muscovites with New Year’s performances at Gostiny Dvor. The program was not limited to a musical performance, but also unfolded in a specially created space “Detstvograd” in the foyer around an 11-meter fir tree. More than 300 artists, equilibrists and animators took part in the Mayor’s tree.

    More than 600 tons of Ural ice were brought to Moscow for the Snow and Ice festival. Sculptures, light installations and art objects appeared in the city, creating a fairy-tale atmosphere. The central object of the festival was the Ice Castle of Wonders in the Muzeon Arts Park. This is a huge structure with multi-level slides, on which more than 75 thousand guests rode.

    Outdoor sports

    “Frosty weather is not a reason to deny yourself the pleasure of doing sports. And although winter did not spoil skiers with snow this year, skiing was still possible thanks to our artificial snow-covered slopes in Luzhniki, Bitsa Park, on the territory of Grebnoy Canal and in other places. The ski slopes, including those on Vorobyovy Gory, Novo-Peredelkino and Sevastopolsky Prospekt, were also popular,” the Moscow Mayor emphasized.

    For ice skaters, the city was a real paradise. One of the largest skating rinks, Luzhniki, hosted more than 100,000 people this winter season.

    As part of the Winter in Moscow project, master classes by famous figure skaters were held at the skating rinks. In total, more than 1.2 thousand people took part in them.

    Muscovites could assemble their own team or simply come to one of the 10 capital parks and enjoy the spirit of folk winter competitions, playing Russian hockey in felt boots, snow darts or curling as part of the new family sports festival “Moscow Traditions”. More than 100 thousand people took part in it.

    The winter season of the My Sports District project brought together 60,000 outdoor sports enthusiasts. Professional trainers conducted more than 5,800 skating, skiing, and fitness training sessions.

    A large-scale program was presented at the city’s largest skating rink at VDNKh, which could accommodate up to five thousand people at a time. Here, you could not only hone your skills, but also watch ice shows, participate in theme parties, morning exercises, night skating, and visit a children’s skating school. New features included stands for spectators, an ice arena for hockey and laser tag, a bar counter, and an expanded food court.

    From the end of November to the beginning of March, more than 120 events were held at the skating rink, and almost half a million people became its guests. In addition, during the New Year holidays, VDNKh guests could immerse themselves in the magical atmosphere at the New Year’s fair behind pavilion No. 58.

    Get to know the city better

    The new winter season was the augmented reality game “Winter in Moscow” based on the Russpass mobile app. Walking around the city, getting to know the sights and catching cartoons with the help of smartphones was enjoyed by both children and many adults – players visited the capital’s iconic places more than 730 thousand times.

    It was also possible to get to know Moscow or take a new look at it on excursions of the project “Heritage Around Us”. One of its features was the use of virtual reality glasses. Participants of the excursions could travel into the past and see the interiors of Moscow estates and other historical buildings, usually closed to visitors.

    “Winter in Moscow” was an amazing event, but summer is just around the corner – we are starting to prepare for a new project!” concluded Sergei Sobyanin.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The school under construction in Novo-Peredelkino is already 60 percent complete

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    In the Novo-Peredelkino district, construction of a school for 550 students is underway. It will be built using funds from the Targeted Investment Program. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

    “A new modern building is being erected in Novo-Peredelkino at the address: microdistrict 14, building 20. It will be part of educational complex No. 1238. The total area of the four-story building is 8.8 thousand square meters. Currently, the installation of internal engineering systems and the facade is ongoing at the construction site, and the finishing of the premises is underway. Also, the installation of external engineering networks is more than 70 percent complete. The overall readiness of the school is about 60 percent,” said Vladimir Efimov.

    The school will consist of three functional blocks with large internal areas and recreation areas.

    “A spacious lobby with cloakrooms, universal and specialized classrooms and a dining hall are designed on the first floor. A biology classroom, as well as halls for events and sports activities are planned on the second floor. Universal and specialized classrooms, a choreography studio and a media library will be located on the third and fourth floors,” the head of the Civil Engineering Department specified. Rafik Zagrutdinov.

    The school’s façade design will blend harmoniously with the surrounding buildings. Nearby, there will be areas for events, recreation, and sports.

    According to the Chairman of the State Construction Supervision Committee Anton Slobodchikova, the entire construction cycle is under the control of the department. Inspectors have already conducted eight on-site inspections at the site, assessing the quality of the work performed and the materials used for compliance with the design documentation and the approved architectural and urban planning solution.

    Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin called Key construction projects in Moscow for the next two years.

    The construction of social facilities in the capital corresponds to the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Investors can buy two commercial properties in northern Moscow from the city

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The city has put up for sale two non-residential buildings with a total area of over 560 square meters. They are located in the Northern Administrative District. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of City Property Maxim Gaman.

    “Investors will be able to purchase two buildings with a total area of 563.2 square meters from the city in the north of the capital in the Khoroshevsky and Molzhaninovsky districts. They are located near major highways, metro stations and the Moscow Central Diameter, and there are residential buildings, educational institutions and shops nearby. The lots have a free designation, which means that future owners will be able to use the real estate at their own discretion. For example, they can open a restaurant or a mini-hotel in them,” said Maxim Gaman.

    One building with an area of 105 square meters is located at the address: 5th Magistralnaya Street, Building 10a, Building 2The second facility with an area of 458.2 square meters is located at: Leningradskoe shosse, house 196.

    “Anyone can take part in the auctions. To do this, you need to register on the trading platform, get an enhanced qualified electronic signature, make a deposit of 20 percent of the initial cost of the lot and submit an application, the acceptance of which will end on March 5, the auction is scheduled for March 17,” added Dmitry Ryabov, General Director of the City Property Management Center.

    The buildings put up for sale belong to the City Property Management Center.

    The organizer of the auction is Moscow City Department of Competition PolicyAccording to its director Kirill Purtov, auctions for the sale of commercial buildings are in demand among Moscow entrepreneurs. Over the past year, the city sold 57 such objects, and the average competition was eight participants per lot.

    Information about objects put up for open auctions is published onMoscow investment portal. You can study the lot documentation and rules for conducting auctions in the section “Property from the city”.

    The development of electronic services for entrepreneurs is being implemented within the framework of the national project “Data Economy”.

    The city sold almost 1,900 commercial premises at auction in 2024

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: 28 kilometers of sewers to be renovated in the capital

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    This year, specialists from the city services complex will carry out major repairs and upgrades to 10 utility collectors. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement Petr Biryukov.

    “The capital pays special attention to maintaining underground collectors in proper condition, in which pipelines and communication cables pass. Timely renovation of these structures allows us to extend their safe operation period and ensure the safety of communications. This year, we will complete work in 10 collectors with a total length of about 28 kilometers,” noted Pyotr Biryukov.

    In particular, the work will be carried out in the Teply Stan and Luzhniki collectors, as well as in the Yartsevsky collector complex. Specialists will restore the waterproofing of structures, strengthen building structures, replace technological and cable metal structures, and, if necessary, update fire alarm systems and gas-air environment control.

    According to Pyotr Biryukov, the location of the collectors allows for repairs to be carried out without excavation, without disturbing the urban landscape.

    He also recalled that the capital’s collector system is a unique underground city that has no analogues in Russia and the world in terms of length, network ramifications and compactness of the communications laid inside. The total length of the collectors is 819 kilometers.

    The projects implemented in the capital to modernize and improve the reliability of public utilities infrastructure correspond to the goals and objectives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The Moscow Youth project has become a platform for growth and inspiration — Sobyanin

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The capital helps young Muscovites find themselves and their calling. This is what he wrote in his telegram channel Sergei Sobyanin reported.

    “Five years ago we launched

    project “Youth of Moscow”, and now it is a large-scale platform for growth and inspiration,” the Mayor of Moscow noted.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin 

    More than five thousand different events have already been organized — from career forums and competitions to creative festivals and educational programs. Many of them help young Muscovites find employment and start their own businesses.

    Over three thousand initiatives in various fields received support. Thus, openly multi-format space “Youth of Moscow”, where you can book coworking, media studio, halls for events, training and other areas for free.

    Also earned portal “Youth of Moscow”, which helps children to be aware of all the opportunities. Anyone aged 14 to 35 can join the project “Youth of Moscow”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Flower-shaped decorations for International Women’s Day appeared at Trubnaya metro station

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Decorations in the form of buds of scarlet roses of different sizes began to appear at the Trubnaya metro station of the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya line in anticipation of International Women’s Day. In total, more than 400 themed decorations are planned to be placed. Specialists recreated the shape of the flowers using plastic material.

    “We decorate the transport infrastructure before major state and city holidays on the instructions of Sergei Sobyanin. In anticipation of International Women’s Day, as per tradition, we placed flower-shaped decorations at the Trubnaya metro station: it is located near cultural attractions that are popular with Muscovites and visitors to the capital,” said Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry

    Maxim Liksutov.

    The decorations were fixed to special metal arches, decorated in the colors of the flowers themselves. The red shade for the buds was chosen, among other things, because it contrasts with the white vault of the station and creates a festive atmosphere. You can see the themed decoration at Trubnaya and take bright photos until March 31.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The first house under the renovation program in the Ostankino district has been resettled

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The first five-story building under the renovation program was resettled in the Ostankinsky District in the northeast of the capital. Residents of house 12, building 2 on Godovikova Street moved to a neighboring new building (Godovikova Street, house 10). This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of Urban Development Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    “The first five-story building in the Ostankinsky District has been resettled under the renovation program. About 140 residents have moved to a new residential complex on the same street. The new building will have 222 apartments with finished, improved finishing. The entrances will have rooms for concierges, stroller rooms, and passenger elevators. From the new building, you can walk to the Alekseyevskaya metro station, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, a dance studio, shops, cafes, and other businesses,” Vladislav Ovchinsky noted.

    The area around the building was improved: it was landscaped, recreation areas, children’s playgrounds and a sports ground were set up.

    Earlier Sergei Sobyanin told on the implementation of the renovation program in the Eastern Administrative District. All information about it is presented on the mos.ru portal.

    The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. Earlier, the Mayor of Moscow ordered to increasethe pace of implementation of the renovation program has doubled.

    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: More than 250 thousand gas stoves have been checked in Moscow since the beginning of the year

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    This year, specialists from the capital’s municipal services complex have checked more than 250 thousand gas stoves installed in Muscovites’ apartments. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement Petr Biryukov.

    “Gas safety issues are under special control, and scheduled maintenance of all gasified housing stock is carried out annually. In January-February, more than 250 thousand gas stoves were checked for compliance with safety requirements, which is almost 14 percent of the total number,” noted Petr Biryukov.

    Currently, about 1.8 million families in the capital use gas stoves. In order for this equipment to operate safely, it is very important to check it in a timely manner. Gas workers eliminate minor faults on the spot, and if serious violations are detected, they eliminate the safety threat and give recommendations for further operation and repair. Responsibility for maintaining and replacing gas equipment in proper condition rests with the owner or tenant of the residential premises.

    The service life of a gas stove is on average 10-12 years, after which the gas taps wear out, the burner diffusers become deformed, and the thermal insulation of the oven is damaged. It is impossible to maintain the safe operation of such devices; replacement is necessary.

    Gas stoves must be equipped with a gas control system that stops the gas supply if the flame in the burner goes out.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Brain Trainer: How Innovations Help in Combating the Consequences of Stroke

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    Source: State University Higher School of Economics – State University Higher School of Economics –

    Rehabilitation program

    It is more common to talk about the physical impairments of people who have suffered a stroke, but few people know that the diagnosis also leaves traces on a person’s brain activity. According to modern research, about 40–50% of patients who have suffered a stroke suffer from moderate cognitive impairment, and 20–30% develop dementia. Successful restoration of cognitive functions plays a critical role in improving the quality of life of patients and their return to everyday activities. Is it possible to somehow restore cognitive functions after a stroke? What technologies can help a person rehabilitate and improve the quality of life?

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Consultations with specialists will help you obtain RSF grants

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

    The first seminar of the series “Grant Readings: from Application to Report” was held at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University.

    Addressing the seminar participants, Vice-Rector for Research Yuri Fomin noted that, judging by the number of people who attended, this topic was of great interest.

    We have long wanted to organize such readings so that the number of applications and winners of grant competitions from our university would constantly increase. The beginning has been made, and I wish everyone to get the maximum benefit from these seminars, – wished Yuri Vladimirovich.

    About what competitions are currently announced, and Olga Tarasovskaya, a leading specialist in the Competition Support Department of the Scientific Projects and Programs Support Department, spoke about the main requirements for applications. Olga Yuryevna paid special attention to the RSF Megagrants competition, noting that the department’s specialists are always ready to provide clarification on any questions that arise during the preparation of the application.

    Mikhail Strelets, head of the laboratory “Computational hydroaeroacoustics and turbulence” of PISh, shared his experience of participating in competitions as a project manager. In his presentation, Mikhail Khaimovich showed what mistakes grant applicants most often encounter, how to prepare a project team, what competencies all team members and, above all, the manager should have.

    Nikolay Vatin, Director of the Scientific and Technological Complex “Digital Engineering in Civil Construction”, Professor of the Higher School of Industrial Engineering and Construction of the PIS, explained how to draft an application in such a way that it meets the requirements of the most demanding experts. He drew attention to the fact that the list of scientific articles used often includes journals that are ten years old, which cannot be sources of current data. Also, you should not indicate abstracts and dissertations as sources, which are not publications.

    Natalia Morozova, head of RSF projects, associate professor of the Higher School of Biotechnology and Food Production, research fellow of the Laboratory of Molecular Microbiology of the Institute of Cardiology and Biotechnology, spoke about the specifics of implementing initiative research by young scientists. She presented her project “Motor proteins and their functions in the cell.”

    The moderator of the seminar, Head of the Department for Support of Scientific Projects and Programs Natalia Leontyeva, in conclusion emphasized the importance of feedback from the audience. The Department conducted a survey on the quality of interaction with specialists from the Competition Department. The answers will help improve the work.

    Experts are also waiting for proposals to form the agenda of the next “Grant Readings”mail.

    Contact phone number: 8 (812) 534-33-02.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: GUU and VlSU discussed plans for joint work

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

    Young scientists from the State University of Management, headed by Vice-Rector Maria Karelina, visited the Vladimir State University named after A.G. and N.G. Stoletov.

    The meeting was attended by the Rector of the University Anzor Saralidze, Vice-Rector for Educational Activities Alexey Panfilov, Head of the Department of Building Structures Svetlana Roshchina and Leading Researcher Evgeny Prusov from VlSU.

    The parties discussed the organization of joint conferences on the basis of GUU and VlSU and participation in scientific events. Thus, GUU will take part in the work of the VI international scientific and technical conference “Physics of Materials, Structures and Technologies in Construction and Industrial Engineering”, which will be held on the basis of VlSU.

    During the meeting, an agreement was reached to hold a round table with the participation of representatives of youth science at universities, aimed at exchanging experience and current practices in the development of science in the university environment.

    Separately, representatives of the State University of Management and Vladimir State University discussed the prospects of opening a joint dissertation council for the specialization “Economics of Innovations”.

    The delegation of the State University of Management thanks the VlSU team and the rector Anzor Mikhailovich Saralidze for their hospitality and meaningful cooperation.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: NSU students are winners and prize winners of the XXII Siberian Championship in intellectual games for students and schoolchildren

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    The tournament was held on February 21-23, with 78 teams from 23 cities in 10 regions of Siberia and the Far East taking part. The teams competed in several disciplines: “What? Where? When?”, “Brain Ring”, “Erudite Quartet” and Intellectual All-Around. “Own Game” was also held, in which participation was individual, not team.

    In the student competition, participants from NSU showed excellent results:

    Nikolay Afanasyev (4th year Physics Department of NSU) and Timofey Nikiforov (3rd year Humanitarian Institute of NSU) played in the team “Chest Gathering No. 4”. They took 2nd place in the tournament “What? Where? When?”, 1st place in “Brain Ring”, 1st place in the competition “Erudite Quartet”. Nikolay Afanasyev took 2nd place in “Own Game”. Timofey Nikiforov took 1st place in the individual all-around. Polina Snytkina and Vera Titova (both girls are first-year master’s students Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, NSU), Ekaterina Salangina (3rd year student Physics Department of NSU) played in the team “Saint Lopatrik” and took 1st place in “What? Where? When?”.

    We talked to the participants and found out how they prepared for the competition, what they thought about the Championship and why they are interested in intellectual games.

    Nikolay Afanasyev, 1st year master’s student at the Physics Department of NSU:

    — On the first day we played the all-around and half of the ChGK questions, on the second — the “brain”, the quartet and our game. On the third day we finished playing the remaining half of the ChGK questions and the finals of some disciplines. This is our first year playing in the current line-up. However, each member of our team has a lot of experience playing in the past.

    Preparation, as in any sport, consists of regular training. Unfortunately, the other guys on our team and I live in different cities, so we train mostly online. This is a kind of ersatz, but in the absence of a coat of arms…

    The impressions from the Championship are the best. The organization, as always, is at the highest level. Sometimes it is hard to believe that an event for half a thousand participants can be so ideal. It is even more pleasant that such events are an opportunity to see your friends in person and have a great time. The questions were interesting, the prizes were very nice.

    Polina Snytkina, first-year master’s student at the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics at NSU:

    — We have been playing for the third year already, sometimes we go to festivals in other cities, in particular, we were at the Russian Student Championship last year (2024) and we hope that we will go and get good results this year.

    The team was formed at the university thanks to the NSU Intellectual Games Club, in particular Lina Ivanova and Nikolay Afanasyev had a hand in this. In fact, everything is simple: before the start of the next season, we decided to put together a team of those who often went to training and with whom we communicated well. To be honest, almost all of our team members once studied at NSU. Gradually, we began to play more and more, then more guys joined our team, we started going to festivals, and it turned out that it was really cool, and sometimes we even managed to play well. Well, here we are.

    The Siberian Championship is one of the best possible festivals that currently exist. The organizers try very hard, and it pays off. Many student and school teams from all over Siberia, and sometimes even from all over Russia, come to Novosibirsk. For three days we have the opportunity to play in a variety of formats, both team and individual (you can hit a lot of buttons), the questions are cool, written specifically for the tournament, Boris Belozerov, a well-known expert, was invited to read the questions. The merch, photos, and overall atmosphere, those emotions when you and your team work together to solve a difficult question or when you manage to press a button faster than your opponents, everything is top-notch, so I advise everyone to participate sometime, even if you have never played intellectual games before. Come to the KII NSU training sessions, we often do similar things there to train, and just for ourselves, it’s cool here.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: NSU scientists have created a photosensitive surface barrier structure based on germanosilicate glass for optoelectronics

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    A patent for the utility model “Photosensitive surface barrier structure based on germanosilicate glass for optoelectronics” was received by Novosibirsk State University. The authors of the development are scientists Analytical and technological research center “High technologies and nanostructured materials” Physics Department of NSUThe utility model relates to the field of semiconductor optoelectronics and can be used for optical information recording systems.

    The photosensitive surface-barrier structure consists of a silicon substrate with a tunnel-thin dielectric layer of silicon oxide and a transparent conducting electrode, and a dielectric layer of germanosilicate glass (GeSixOy) is placed between them. This design allows recording photocurrent in a wide spectrum, with radiation absorption occurring both in the near-surface region of the substrate and in the dielectric layer consisting of germanosilicate glass.

    — The structure of the photosensitive structure is layered. The technology of layer application is quite simple — this process is carried out by physical evaporation and magnetron sputtering in a vacuum, which ensures optimal electrical and optical properties. In the future, we plan to increase the number of layers in order to delve deeper into the infrared radiation area. But in the patent for a utility model that we received, only two types of structures are mentioned so far. The first is the simplest. It is a layer of silicon with a natural oxide, which is always present on this chemical element, germanosilicate glass and a metal contact of ITO (indium tin oxide). This results in a substrate and two layers. The second structure that we patented is more complex and is aimed at subsequent advancement into the infrared region of light absorption. We additionally introduce a germanium nanolayer onto the germanosilicate glass layer, explained Vladimir Volodin, leading researcher at the Laboratory of Functional Diagnostics of Low-Dimensional Structures for Nanoelectronics of the ATIC Department of the Physics Faculty of NSU, professor at the Department of General Physics, and Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.

    The use of germanosilicate glass as a dielectric between the substrate and the transparent electrode significantly expands the spectral range in which the structure is capable of effectively registering photocurrent, in contrast to analogues created from less efficient materials.

    The utility model is designed to increase the efficiency of recording optical signals in a wide spectral range, including visible and infrared. It will be useful in eliminating the shortcomings of traditional photosensitive structures – such as low photocurrent and the need to use high voltages and temperatures.

    It should also be noted that the photodiodes used based on MIS structures with a Schottky diode do not use pn junctions, which simplifies the production technology and can lead to a reduction in the cost of the final product.

    The photosensitive structures developed at NSU will find wide application in the field of optoelectronics and can be used in optical information recording systems, photodetectors, and sensors for various radiation ranges.

    In the next part of the series of publications, we will talk about the development of a memory element from a new memristor material.

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