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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Streaming Science: The Film “FKN” Is Now on Kinopoisk

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

    Documentary about Faculty of Computer Science (FKN) Vyshki has appeared in the online cinema “Kinopoisk”. Now millions of viewers will be able to learn first-hand about the development of one of the country’s flagship IT faculties, which was opened by the Higher School of Economics and Yandex in 2014.

    Film “FKN” presents leading teachers, industry experts and scientists from various fields of computer science, as well as the best students from all over Russia – winners and prize winners of the All-Russian School Olympiad, the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMC), and the International Computer Programming Contest (ICPC). In honor of the tenth anniversary of the Faculty of Computer Science, the heroes of the film share their memories of how the faculty and the field of computer science as a whole developed, talk about how they teach and study at the advanced faculty today, how education is changing and science is developing in the context of rapid technological progress.

    Who is driving science and is at its forefront, how close and effective interaction between education, industry and science was built in the field of mathematics, data analysis and machine learning, software engineering and development – you can learn about all this by watching the film.

    The following people worked on the painting:

    director and screenwriter Polina Manturova;

    Director of photography Andrey Krupnov;

    motion graphics director Vladislav Vazhnik;

    editor Vladislav Zaitsev;

    composer Vsevolod Mironov;

    sound engineers Arseniy Tishkin and Sergey Nikolaev;

    project curator Dilyara Nurgayazova.

    The premiere took place on September 24, 2024, at the Karo 11 Oktyabr cinema. On January 24, FKN was shown at the Library of Foreign Literature as part of the IT version of Student’s Day.

    The film “FKN” will be shown on the big screen on April 20 at the Atom Museum at VDNKh.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: SPbPU PISh “Digital Engineering” and TsKBM opened a laboratory to study technologies for producing hydrogen and its derivatives

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

    On February 25, the SPbPU PISh “Digital Engineering” ceremonially opened the scientific and technological educational space “Laboratory of integrated development of the main equipment of chemical-technological and energy systems of the new generation”.

    The laboratory was created jointly with the Central Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering (part of the mechanical engineering division of the Rosatom State Corporation) as part of the implementation of the SPbPU PISh program.

    This space is focused on studying chemical technologies for hydrogen energy projects using digital solutions. The laboratory occupies 125 square meters and can accommodate up to 15 people at a time.

    The latest Russian-made equipment allows for science-intensive research and development, and also enables undergraduates and postgraduates to conduct research in the field of chemical technology, develop kinetic models of catalytic processes, including the production of hydrogen and derivatives based on it, and collect data to create and validate digital twins of physical, mechanical and chemical processes.

    The only catalytic unit in St. Petersburg, LKU-1, for studying high-temperature processes with a fixed catalyst bed is located here. It will allow studying the processes of catalytic processing of natural gas (steam reforming), testing catalysts and developing promising technologies for producing hydrogen.

    In the 2024-2025 academic year, with the support of the Central Design Bureau of Machine Building, a new master’s program was opened at the SPbPU PISH “Digital Engineering” “Digital engineering of the main technological equipment of hydrogen technologies and energy systems of the new generation”It trains advanced specialists capable of developing, modeling, optimizing and designing high-tech production proprietary equipment for chemical technologies, including hydrogen production, using digital twin technology.

    Let us recall that the agreement on cooperation in educational, scientific and innovative activities for the purpose of implementing joint basic and additional educational training programs for current tasks between the Central Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering and the Saint Petersburg Polytechnical University’s PIS “Digital Engineering” signed On November 21, 2022, at the Atomexpo International Forum, the main event of the global nuclear industry.

    In the new laboratory, master’s students will not only master the methodology of scientific research and gain research experience, but will also be able to conduct important research within the framework of the promising projects implemented by the Central Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering in the field of hydrogen energy.

    The opening ceremony of the space was attended by representatives of the Polytechnic University and the Central Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering, including the Vice-Rector for Digital Transformation of SPbPU, the Head of the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU “Digital Engineering” Alexey Borovkov, the Vice-Rector for Organizational and Economic Work of SPbPU Stanislav Vladimirov, the Deputy Head of the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU Oleg Rozhdestvensky, the Head of the Central Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering Yuri Gordienkov, and the First Deputy Head of the Central Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering Alexey Mikhailov.

    The ceremony’s guests of honor included representatives of the industrial partner of the SPbPU PISh — the Krylov State Research Center. These were Deputy Director General for Scientific and Production Activities Igor Marenich, Deputy Head of the Hydrogen Energy Scientific and Production Complex Aleksandr Karpovich, and Head of the Experimental Production of the Hydrogen Energy Scientific and Production Complex Aleksandr Datskevich.

    “One of the important tasks in the implementation of the federal project “Advanced Engineering Schools” is the development of the infrastructure of the participating universities. The competencies of teachers of advanced engineering schools and representatives of the high-tech industry, the formulation of engineering challenges, as well as modern laboratory equipment – all this gives a synergistic effect, allowing us to train engineers with world-class competencies. Seven scientific and educational spaces have already been opened in the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU “Digital Engineering”.

    The opening of the Laboratory for Complex Development of the Main Equipment for New-Generation Chemical-Engineering and Energy Systems together with the TsKBM company will allow us to carry out R&D in the interests of the key partner of the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU — the State Corporation Rosatom — and, within the framework of solving frontier engineering problems, train students in the promising area of chemical-engineering and energy systems,” noted Alexey Borovkov.

    The head of the Central Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering, Yuri Gordienkov, emphasized the long-term and fruitful cooperation with the Polytechnic University and noted that the opening of the laboratory will be an important step in the development of joint projects.

    In the new laboratory, TsKBM plans to focus on the development of chemical technologies, including the production of hydrogen and synthesis gas for use in industrial processes and energy systems. In the next decade, hydrogen energy may become one of the main areas of development for TsKBM, which will lead to diversification of the order portfolio, sustainable development of the enterprise and ensuring the technological sovereignty of the Russian Federation. Training highly qualified specialists in the field of chemical technologies and hydrogen energy is a key factor for the successful development of this promising area, emphasized Yuri Gordienkov.

    The development of a joint scientific and technological infrastructure of the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU “Digital Engineering” and the Central Design Bureau of Mechanical Engineering will ensure comprehensive interaction with an industrial partner in terms of solving urgent frontier problems in the energy sector.

    After the opening of the laboratory, a working meeting was held to discuss current joint projects and promising areas of cooperation. The high-tech projects of the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU in the interests of CBMD represent the “foundation” for creating a new generation of equipment that will allow the industrial partner to become a technology licensor and take a leading position in the new industry.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The Polytechnic discussed the use of injection technologies in construction

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

    The first all-Russian conference on injection technologies in construction, “Injection Days 2025”, is taking place at the Polytechnic University.

    Key construction industry specialists, from leading experts and project developers to companies specializing in the implementation of injection technologies, gathered at the site to exchange practical experience and the latest achievements in this field.

    Injection is the restoration of the integrity of buildings and structures made of stone, concrete, brick, strengthening of soil and rocks by filling cracks and voids with viscous polymeric materials by injection (under pressure). Injection is carried out to increase the bearing capacity of soils during their deformation, foundations and structures during their long-term operation, as well as to protect against the penetration of water or harmful substances.

    The principle of operation of this technology is the point pouring of reinforcing materials into problem areas, which ensures reliable sealing of damage and returns the foundation or structure to its original solidity.

    On the first day of the conference, experts discussed such issues as: structural repair using injection methods in construction, repair of cracks in foundation pylon structures using epoxy resin; sealing of underground parts of buildings and structures; repair of expansion joints of buried structures; deep injection of expansion joints; sealing of expansion joints using the deep injection method; elimination of jet seepage in concrete structures and junctions of metal cladding, stabilization of the soil base and lifting of a nine-story residential building using the polyurethane resin injection method, stabilization of foundation soils at industrial facilities, etc.

    The participants also learned about the experience of their colleagues in using non-destructive methods of monitoring the condition of concrete and soil structures when planning and implementing repair and restoration work; the experience of stabilizing thawed permafrost soils; using the example of the Svetlinskaya hydroelectric power station, they learned about methods for restoring the tightness of a temperature joint, etc.

    On the second day of the conference, reports were presented on the following topics: “Inspection of structures and foundation soils before their strengthening using modern non-destructive testing methods”, “Combined approach to comprehensive inspection of hydraulic structures for the purpose of developing design solutions”, “Experience in implementing projects to stabilize soil foundations in the Middle East”, etc.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Key trends and interview rehearsal: Technograd to host career consultation day

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Muscovites who want to develop their careers, improve their professional skills or find their dream job are invited to a career consultation day at the Technograd Innovation and Educational Complex at VDNKh. Participants will be given lectures, workshops and personal consultations with experts who will help them better navigate modern labor market trends and adapt their career goals.

    The Career Consultation Day will take place on March 1 at the Art. Technograd pavilion at VDNKh, located at 119 Mira Avenue, Building 63. Participation is free, but is required. pre-registration. The number of seats is limited. The event is organized by the career development center of the ANO “Development of Human Capital” of the capital Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development.

    Learn about modern challenges

    The event will begin with a lecture on the situation on the labor market. At 11:00, the expert will present key trends, talk about challenges for managers and the importance of developing soft skills.

    At 11:30 a.m. there will be a session called “Job Search for Managers. How to Overcome Competition in the Labor Market?” Participants will learn about modern challenges in the management personnel market, the role of a personal brand, effective search strategies, and methods for successfully passing interviews for management positions.

    At 12:40, the expert will consider the legal aspects of employment using real cases from practice. And at 14:00, visitors will find out whether it is worth trusting artificial intelligence when searching for vacancies. The lecture will tell how smart algorithms affect job search, whether it is possible to entrust a neural network with creating an ideal resume, and how to effectively combine artificial intelligence with human skills.

    At 15:10, there will be a lecture for students and graduates of higher education institutions, dedicated to the first steps on the professional path: how and when to start looking for a job, what to indicate in a resume for a specialist without work experience, how to write a strong cover letter and choose the most promising among several offers. The expert will demonstrate options for templates of successful resumes for students, and also share personal experience: he will tell who is chosen for an internship or first job.

    The theoretical part will be concluded by the session “What problems arise when looking for a job and how to deal with them?” Here visitors will learn what difficulties job seekers may encounter and how to overcome them. Starts at 16:10.

    Rehearse the interview

    In parallel, trainings will be held at the site. At 11:30, the training “Looking for your strengths” will begin. An expert will teach you how to identify personal abilities that will help in building a career trajectory and allow you to present yourself to an employer.

    From 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, participants will attend the training “Big Interview Rehearsal”, which will help them confidently pass an interview with an employer. The expert will tell why recruiters ask difficult questions and how to find an answer that will reveal the applicant’s abilities. Visitors will work on self-presentation skills and learn to understand their internal state, which affects their behavior during an interview. Together with the expert, the guests will make a list of questions to ask the employer.

    Individual career consultations will be available from 13:00 to 17:00. 15 experts will discuss pressing issues with those interested: career transitions, changing employers, finding a vacancy for a recent graduate or a specialist over 45, going into entrepreneurship, methods for increasing salaries and other topics. To register for a consultation, you must get a free ticket from 10:30 to 11:00 at the registration desk. The consultation lasts 30 minutes and will be available to 70 participants.

    A detailed schedule and registration forms for lectures and workshops can be found on the website “Technograd”.

    The project is supervised by the ANO “Development of Human Capital”, subordinate to the capital Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development.

    Practice is a priority: how Technograd trains IT specialistsThe number of graduates of courses and trainings at Technograd at VDNKh has doubled

    Innovative and educational complex “Technograd”— a center for professional training and retraining. Here, Muscovites can acquire new knowledge and master applied skills in in-demand specialties. The Career Development Center is one of the areas of activity of Technograd. Its specialists help in finding professions in accordance with the individual characteristics of applicants, in career planning and training.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Investors will be able to purchase a historic building in the Basmanny district

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    In Basmanny district put up for auction historical building area of more than 300 square meters. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, the head of the capital’s Department of City Property Maxim Gaman.

    “Buying historical buildings in various districts of Moscow and adapting them for modern use gives investors the opportunity to implement various business ideas. For example, they can house a mini-hotel or a restaurant with signature cuisine. Thus, in the Basmanny district, an identified cultural heritage site with an area of over 300 square meters is being put up for open auction. The new owners will have to restore the 19th century building, after which they will be able to open various businesses in it,” said Maxim Gaman.

    The cultural heritage site “Main House of the City Estate (wooden) with a stone vaulted semi-basement, 1807-1810, 1819-1821 and 1879, architect P.G. Ponomarev” is located on Staraya Basmannaya Street (house 32) among historical buildings. The building is under the jurisdiction of City Property Management Center.

    “The property is located in the Basmanny district of the capital with high pedestrian traffic and developed infrastructure. The Baumanskaya metro station and the N.E. Bauman Garden are nearby. Anyone can take part in the auction. The main thing is to register on the trading platform, obtain an enhanced electronic signature and submit an application for the auction,” said Dmitry Ryabov, General Director of the City Property Management Center.

    Applications for participation in the auction will be accepted until March 3. The auction itself is scheduled for March 13. To take part in the auction, you must register onelectronic trading platform and have an enhanced qualified signature. The organizer of the auction is Moscow City Department of Competition Policy. You can find out more about this and other lots, conditions of participation and relevant documentation on the Moscow investment portal.

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

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: “Active Citizens” to Choose Name for Moscow Zoo Alpaca

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    In the project “Active Citizen” it has begun vote, the participants of which will choose a name for the new inhabitant of the Moscow Zoo – a snow-white male alpaca.

    Zoologists have suggested six options. Some of them are inspired by the Inca culture, which domesticated these animals about six thousand years ago. One of them is Inti, the name of the mythological god of the Sun. It symbolizes the warmth and fluffy wool of the alpaca, which warms like the sun’s rays.

    Another name, Pacha, translates as “Universe” and emphasizes the uniqueness of each living being. Another option is Cusco, named after the capital of the ancient Inca Empire.

    The name Zephyr conveys the soft and affectionate nature of the alpaca. In addition, he can be called Vatny Puffik in honor of his parents – mom Vatny and dad Puffik. And due to the light color of the fur, the male may be suited to the name Albert, which comes from the Latin word albus, which translates as “white”.

    The alpaca was born in the fall of 2023 in the center for the reproduction of rare animal species near Volokolamsk, becoming the firstborn in its family. At the end of last year he was transported to the children’s zoo, where he became friends with a chocolate-colored female named Zarina. They now share an enclosure and may form a couple in the future.

    The young friendly male also met other inhabitants of the zoo: Border Leicester and Ouessant sheep, Cameroon goats and a Scottish bull named Gavryusha.

    New voting organized by the capital Department of Culture and the project “Active Citizen”With its help, city residents have already chosen names for many animals, including the Malayan bears Masha, Luchik and Zvezdochka, the dolphin Lucky, the panda Katyusha and the tiger Amur.

    Luchik, Zvezdochka and Masha: “active citizens” named Malayan bear cubs from Moscow ZooHello, Lucky: “Active Citizens” Chose a Name for a Baby Dolphin from MoskvariumSobyanin: Muscovites have chosen a name for the panda cub from the capital’s zoo

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

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

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A film about the development of digital technologies in the capital can now be watched online

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The popular science mini-series “Moscow in Digital” can now be watched online. Each episode immerses the viewer in the history of the capital’s technological projects and allows you to learn more about how the city has become one of the most developed megacities in the world in 30 years.Department of Information Technology of the City of Moscow told where and how you can watch the film, which premiered at the end of last year.

    “The educational mini-series “Moscow in Digital” is dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Runet and tells how technologies have developed over three decades, services have been created, projects have appeared that today make the lives of Muscovites even more comfortable, vibrant and safe. Each episode covers a certain area of the city’s life and immerses you in the history of not only digitalization, but also Moscow itself. The frame intertwines archival footage and photographs that remind adults and tell the new generation about the times when issues were resolved in a live queue, phone numbers were remembered by heart, people went to the library or bookstore to find information, and visited five different departments to pay bills. From February 26, you can watch the series at any convenient time

    on Rutube and in social networks “VKontakte”, as well as on streaming platforms,” the press service of the capital’s Department of Information Technology reported.

    The film reflects each stage of the development of urban technologies, shows the path traveled and painstaking work on creating the digital infrastructure of the metropolis. When creating the mini-series, gigabytes of information were collected and hundreds of documents were studied, experts and specialists who were engaged in the digitalization of Moscow for three decades were involved. The comfortable timing of the film – each episode lasts from 20 to 25 minutes – allows you to immerse yourself in the history of the development of IT projects, while the easy and entertaining form of presentation of information does not tire the viewer with complex terminology and excessive amounts of information.

    Moscow Government experts not only talk about how digitalization became a familiar part of the city’s main areas of life – healthcare, transport, education, construction and others, but also share their personal experience as residents and users of electronic products. In essence, the film is an educational and entertaining encyclopedia about the capital’s technological projects and services. There you can learn, for example, how artificial intelligence is helping doctors across the country today, or walk around a virtual copy of VDNKh, and also find answers to many other questions.

    “Of course, the best way to feel how convenient it is to use modern services in the capital is to simply live in Moscow. Many are so accustomed to the good that they do not even notice how technology has changed the lives of city residents. And our mini-series will help to fully understand the possibilities of digital Moscow, truly one of the most advanced megacities in the world,” said Russian TV and radio host Alexander Pushnoy, who helps viewers of the film immerse themselves in the atmosphere of innovation.

    He remembers the times when payphones were everywhere, Moscow was studied using a city atlas and a route with identification signs was drawn on a piece of paper. And today, on the mos.ru portal, you can solve almost any issue with a couple of clicks. Artificial intelligence helps to deal with many everyday tasks, and the management of the megalopolis is built using big data analysis.

    Each episode gives a full picture of how digitalization was introduced into various spheres of life in the metropolis. For example, from the first one, you can learn how high technologies and projects make the city truly smart. The viewer will have to go all the way from the start of the first round-the-clock server in the Moscow City Hall building to the creation of a digital twin of the city, the Mos.Tech technological platform and the capital’s metaverse. The second episode tells about the development of projects in the social sphere: the Muscovite card, the unified medical information and analytical system and the Moscow Electronic School, as well as projects for young people. In the third one, you can learn how the mos.ru portal turned from a news feed with a guest book into a resource used by more than 15.9 million people, and about the evolution of Moscow transport, one of the most comfortable in the world. The final part is dedicated to digitalization in the sphere of culture and tourism. It also talks about the opportunities for every Muscovite to take part in the life of the city and influence what the capital will be like in the future.

    The film was shot by the Gorky Film Studio production center, which is part of the Moscow film cluster, and the director was Konstantin Reich.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Operators have started implementing 36 KRT projects in 2024

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    In 2024, city-appointed operators began implementing 36 integrated territorial development projects (ITD). This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

    “For the comprehensive development of depressed areas, the city not only attracts investors, but also appoints KRT operators. According to 36 redevelopment projects, which operators have been implementing since last year, the construction of over seven million square meters of various real estate objects is planned. New residential buildings and public and business facilities will appear on sites with a total area of 358.9 hectares, a number of projects provide for the creation of modern production facilities. As a result, the city will receive about 106.8 thousand jobs,” said Vladimir Efimov.

    The new facilities will appear in 34 districts of the Eastern, Western, Northern, North-Eastern, North-Western, Southern, South-Eastern, South-Western, Zelenogradsky, Troitsky and Novomoskovsky administrative districts of the capital. The sites will be located near major transport facilities, including metro stations, Moscow Central Diameters and the Moscow Central Circle.

    “The KRT operators appointed by the capital will build about 3.2 million square meters of housing, including for the purposes of the renovation program. The infrastructure of residential areas will be supplemented by kindergartens for 3.1 thousand children, schools for 9.3 thousand students, sports and medical institutions. The total area of public, business and industrial facilities will be more than 3.8 million square meters. The renovated areas will appear on the site of inefficiently used areas, as well as in former industrial zones,” said the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of City Property

    Maxim Gaman.

    New buildings for the renovation program are erected not only on specially selected and cleared sites, but also on sites that are included in the comprehensive territorial development program.

    According to the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky, to implement the renovation program, houses will be built, the area of apartments in which will be approximately 650 thousand square meters. This will provide modern housing for about 23 thousand Muscovites. The adjacent territory will be improved: comprehensive landscaping will be carried out, areas for active recreation and sports will be equipped. For the safety and comfort of residents, video surveillance cameras will be installed and outdoor lighting will be mounted.

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

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: More than 90 recreation areas appeared near new buildings under the renovation program in 2024

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    91 recreation areas have appeared near the buildings built under the renovation program in 2024. They are located in 11 districts of the city. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, the head of the capital’s Department of Urban Development Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    “Last year, under the renovation program, the city built 1.3 million square meters of housing in 11 districts of the capital. Near the new buildings, 91 recreation areas for residents appeared. Thus, in the Eastern Administrative District there are 27 of them. In the north, northeast and southeast – a total of over 40. For the convenience of residents, the recreation areas in the courtyards are equipped with benches, and the pavement is made of tiles,” noted Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    Creating a high-quality urban environment is one of the main tasks of the renovation program. The courtyards of new buildings in the capital are being improved. They are being landscaped, children’s and sports grounds are being equipped there, as well as recreation areas for residents. In total, about two thousand hectares of adjacent territory will be improved under the renovation program.

    Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin said on the results of the renovation program implementation in 2024.

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

    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: 2.4 thousand courtyards to be improved in Moscow

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Specialists from the city economy complex will carry out improvement work on 2.4 thousand courtyards in the capital. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement Petr Biryukov.

    “This year we will put 2.4 thousand courtyard areas in order: we will renew the asphalt covering of pedestrian paths and driveways, and arrange convenient parking. An important final stage of all the capital’s improvement programs is landscaping, so new lawns will appear in the courtyards,” said Pyotr Biryukov.

    The projects were developed taking into account the suggestions and wishes of city residents.

    As part of the improvement of courtyard areas, small architectural forms are changed or installed, and residents can also participate in the selection of their design. If space allows, swings and gazebos are installed. When repairing children’s and sports grounds, new surfaces are laid and modern equipment is installed. Particular attention is paid to the modernization of the lighting system – lanterns and street lamps with energy-efficient lamps appear in the courtyards.

    At the request of residents and if the necessary conditions are available, a place for walking pets can be allocated.

    Previously, all the capital’s courtyards, and there are more than 24 thousand of them, were put in order in accordance with the developed standard. It implies equipping the adjacent territories with infrastructure for recreation and sports, as well as high-quality lighting and landscaping of the territories.

    The projects implemented in the capital to create a comfortable urban environment correspond to the goals and objectives of the national project “Infrastructure for Life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: From embroidery to pottery: “Winter in Moscow” invites you to master classes

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    This year the festival “Moscow Maslenitsa” As part of the Winter in Moscow project, in addition to traditional festivities and treats, it offers residents and guests of the capital a rich program of craft master classes. Each of them introduces ancient customs and techniques of folk crafts from all over Russia. During classes with masters, everyone will be able to master the basics of pottery, traditional embroidery techniques, wood burning, weaving and painting in different styles.

    Master classes will be held at central and district sites of the city. Admission is free, without registration.

    Joy Bird and Cardboard Balalaika on Manezhnaya Square

    The “Workshop of Russian Crafts” is open on Manezhnaya Square. On February 27 at 13:00, a master class “Bird of Joy” will be held here. Participants will learn how to create a bullfinch or a chaffinch from threads.

    On February 28 at 17:00 in the “Maslenitsa Workshop” guests will be offered to assemble a decorative accordion from paper and cardboard with their own hands. On March 1 at 13:00 on this site you can make a solar headband, on March 2 at 15:00 – create felt masks for Maslenitsa carols, and at 16:00 on the same day – assemble a balalaika from cardboard and paper.

    Sheksninskaya and Gorodets painting on Tverskoy Boulevard

    On Tverskoy Boulevard, in the neo-industry art chalet, guests learn the secrets of Dymkovo, Sheksna, Filimonovo, Permogorsk, Vladimir, Semikarakorsk, Khokhloma painting, get acquainted with the Gzhel technique and Yaroslavl majolica, and also create household items and decor in the traditional Russian style.

    On February 28 at 17:00 and March 1 at 16:00, a master class on decorating a red bag with an ornament in the style of Sheksna zolotchenka, a unique painting technique from the Vologda region, will be held here. During the class, participants will learn about the history and features of the crafts of the Russian North.

    On March 1 at 2:00 pm, anyone who wants to can paint a wooden box for a fashionable Khokhloma scarf – red, blue and black, and on March 2 at 5:00 pm, the same box will be decorated with the famous white and blue patterns from Gzhel.

    In addition, on March 2 at 15:00, visitors to the site will learn how to apply a Maslenitsa pattern to a pink stove pot in the style of Gorodets painting from the Nizhny Novgorod region. At 16:00, visitors will attend a master class on decorating a mug with Filimonov painting from the Tula region.

    Ural ceramics and honey barrel decor in ZAO

    On Matveevskaya Street, guests will be offered to sit at a potter’s wheel and mold traditional household items. The crafts can be used to decorate the house or as gifts to relatives and friends.

    On February 27 at 16:00 and 18:00, everyone will be able to create a pancake maker in the traditions of the Sverdlovsk region. In the process of working with clay, participants will master a unique molding, get acquainted with the restrained geometric ornament of Ural ceramics, and also learn the history of Sysert porcelain and Tavolozh products made of red clay, which appeared in the 17th century.

    On March 1 at 13:00 and 16:00 you can make a milk jug with a plant ornament in the style of Kuban ceramics on a potter’s wheel and get acquainted with the world of crafts of the Krasnodar region.

    At the district site in the Olympic Village on Michurinsky Prospekt, masters will teach various techniques for decorating household items. On February 28 at 15:00 and 17:00, master class participants will weave a pancake stand using a technique that came from the Kirov Region. On March 2 at 14:00 and 17:00, guests will use wood burning to decorate a honey barrel the way they do it in the Moscow Region.

    Milk mugs and candy bowl in SZAO

    At the intersection of Sokolovo-Meshcherskaya and Yurovskaya streets, there will also be a potter’s wheel. On February 28 at 15:00 and 17:00, participants in the master class will create a clay spoon in the spirit of the Skopin potters: they will master hand molding, relief patterns, and hear interesting stories about the rich craft traditions of the Ryazan region.

    Here on March 1 at 12:00, 15:00 and 18:00 guests will make milk mugs in the traditions of the Tver region and learn how local craftsmen managed to create an original style of ceramic products.

    On Mitinskaya Street on February 28 at 15:00 and 17:00 visitors will decorate a candy bowl in the style of Gorodets painting (Nizhny Novgorod Region). It is famous for its flower garlands, horses and birds, as well as contrasting contours.

    On March 1 at 13:00 and 16:00 you can paint a classic matryoshka doll from Sergiev Posad, and on March 2 at 14:00 and 17:00 you can decorate a sugar bowl with the famous Khokhloma patterns.

    Embroidery on napkins and box decoration in Zelenograd Administrative Okrug

    In the Kryukovo district on February 28 at 16:00 and 18:00 guests will decorate a box with Vyatka lace from the Kirov region. It is characterized by patterns of pointed petals and openwork lattices in the style of Dymkovo painting.

    Here on March 1 at 14:00 and 17:00 a master class on Tarusa embroidery will begin. All those who wish will create with their own hands a decorative napkin in the image of the products of famous craftswomen of the Kaluga region: with openwork white stitching, traditional plant patterns, recognizable geometric ornaments and unique seams.

    Basket for Maslenitsa in SAO

    On March 1 at 13:00 and 16:00 at the site in the Brigantina Park, everyone will master wickerwork and make Maslenitsa baskets based on the works of Penza masters. Products made from natural wicker will be decorated with characteristic geometric patterns and decor in the spirit of the spring holiday.

    Pancake plate and painted trays on Profsoyuznaya Street

    On March 1 at 14:00 and 17:00 at the Moscow Maslenitsa festival site on Profsoyuznaya Street, you can paint a plate in the style of Puchuzh painting (Arkhangelsk Region). It is characterized by smooth lines, solar symbols and patterns with peahens.

    Here on March 2 at 13:00 and 16:00 visitors will master the creative craft of Ivanovo masters and paint trays using the lacquer miniature technique.

    Painting of musical instruments in the Moskino cinema park

    In the art chalet of Maslenitsa gifts in the Moskino cinema park, you can also create decor from Russian artisans. On March 1 at 17:00, musical spoons in the style of crafts from the Perm region will be decorated with Obvin painting.

    On March 2 at 13:00, all those who wish will be able to paint a shepherd’s drum with two-color ornaments, typical for the crafts of the Kostroma region. At 15:00, there will be a lesson on the elegant decoration of a Maslenitsa rattle with Pizhemskaya painting, which came to us from the ancient northern peoples of the Arkhangelsk region.

    Details can be found on a special website.

    Pancakes and festivities: how to celebrate Maslenitsa at the venues of the Winter in Moscow projectListen to songs and enjoy pancakes: how to celebrate Maslenitsa at metro stations and river terminals

    The Moscow Maslenitsa festival was first held in the capital in 2017 and has since become traditional. In 2025, Maslenitsa will be celebrated from February 21 to March 2.

    Project “Winter in Moscow”— the main event of the season, which unites various events of the capital. Citizens and tourists are invited to remember traditions and history, warm up with tea and hot buns, go skating, watch ice shows, give gifts to people who find themselves in a difficult life situation, show care for those who need it.

    Muscovites and guests of the capital are offered a huge selection of events in the open air and in cultural and sports institutions. The atmosphere of winter traditions has engulfed the entire city – more than 1.9 thousand sites are open. The project organically included the largest festivals of the capital “Moscow Estates”, “Moscow Tea Party”, “City of Light” and many others. All information about the project and the events of the winter season can be found in a special section of mos.ru.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Nine new ground transport stops will appear in the capital and Moscow region

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    From March 1, nine stops will be added to 27 ground transportation routes. Another two will be moved to a more convenient location. The changes will take place in nine districts of the capital and the Khimki urban district in the Moscow region.

    “We are constantly developing the network of ground transportation routes on the instructions of Sergei Sobyanin and introducing new stops where necessary. We are placing stopping points near residential buildings, social facilities, rail frame stations and places of attraction. Today, there are already more than 12.5 thousand stops in Moscow, which serve about 880 bus, electric bus and tram routes,” said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry

    Maxim Liksutov.

    Where the new stops will appear:

    — “Yurovskaya Street” (for routes No. 324, 358 and 359 on Yurovskaya Street when traveling from Sokolovo-Meshcherskaya Street);

    — “Udachnoe” (for route No. 865 on Leningradskoe Shosse in the area of the Nikolai Sednin House-Museum);

    — “Bibirevo Metro” (for routes No. 282, 353, 618 and 503 at the Bibirevo metro station on Prishvina Street when traveling from Pleshcheeva Street);

    — “Bagrationovsky proezd” (for routes No. 116, 366, 470 and C369 in Bagrationovsky proezd towards Barclay Street);

    — “Valdaisky proezd” (for route No. 400 on Belomorskaya street when heading towards Smolnaya street);

    — “Miklukho-Maklaya Street” (for routes No. 145, 196, 226, 250, 261, 404, 699, 752, 816 and C13 on Miklukho-Maklaya Street when traveling from Leninsky Prospekt);

    — “Vostryakovskoye Cemetery” (for routes No. 32 and 862 on Ozernaya Street when heading towards the Moscow Ring Road);

    — “Khlebozavod” (for routes No. 446 and 504 on Admirala Kornilova Street when heading towards Institutskiy Proezd);

    — “Cinemapark” (for route No. 362 near a large shopping center in Khimki near Moscow).

    Which stops will be moved:

    — “Meshchersky Les” (for routes Sk3 and H11, it will be moved forward 90 meters and combined with the stop of the same name on Borovskoye Highway when heading to the Moscow Ring Road);

    — “Filatovskoye Shosse” (for routes No. 128, 169 and 420, it will be moved 360 meters forward and combined with the “Filimonkovskoye Shosse” stop on Filatovskoye Shosse when going to the “Filatov Lug” metro station).

    Most of the bus stops in the capital are equipped with modern pavilions. In 2024, over 2.7 thousand of them were installed on the streets of Moscow. The new type of pavilions are made of more durable and wear-resistant materials, for example, the frame is made of aluminum and stainless steel, and the benches are made of non-flammable materials. Triplex glass does not break into pieces if damaged.

    All pavilions are designed in the same style as Moscow transport. They contain light boxes with useful information about routes and stops. The roof area is increased, which allows you to comfortably wait for transport even in bad weather, lighting and video surveillance are also provided.

    In total, there are already 10 thousand modern bus stop shelters in the capital, which is more than 90 percent of the total number. In 2025, it is planned to install about 1.5 thousand more, of which more than one thousand will be manufactured at the Sokolnichesky Wagon Repair and Construction Plant (SVARZ). Last year, this enterprise assembled 1.3 thousand shelters, including the 5,000th one manufactured by SVARZ. It is installed on Mira Avenue, at the Kapelsky Pereulok bus stop.

    Today, Moscow has bus stops of various designs. The most common are standard pavilions, which are installed on routes with low or medium passenger traffic. Compact ones, with a smaller floor area, can be seen on narrow landing platforms. In places with the highest passenger flow (near metro stations, popular places and social facilities), multi-section pavilions are installed: up to 10 sections are located under one roof.

    In addition, there are tram stops, and on the narrowest platforms, instead of pavilions, there are flags indicating the routes. There are also canopies – large structures near large transfer hubs that provide comfort to passengers when transferring between ground and rail transport.

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

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sobyanin approved priorities for the development of the Moscow education system

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The Presidium of the Moscow Government considered the issue of priorities for the development of the education system in the capital for 2025. Based on its results, Sergei Sobyanin decided to increase the standards for per capita financing of general education schools to improve the quality of education while simultaneously leveling the standards for grades 5-11. 46 billion rubles will be allocated for these purposes. In addition, a decision was made to develop a system of mathematical and natural science training for schoolchildren, increase the number of budget places in colleges for Muscovites – ninth-grade graduates to support the growing interest in secondary vocational education, and to build five advanced schools of the future.

    The capital is among the top five world leaders in the quality of school education. The decisions taken will help maintain and improve these positions, as well as ensure the competitiveness of Moscow school graduates in the context of the transformation of the labor market and the development of digital technologies.

    Increased funding and regulations

    In 2025, funding for school education will be further increased by 13 percent. 46 billion rubles will be allocated from the city budget for these purposes.

    High results and success of students in high school, college and university largely depend on basic fundamental training in elementary school and in grades five to nine, since it is during this period that interest in learning is formed, and the talents and abilities of the child are revealed. Therefore, today it is important to pay the same attention to elementary and basic school as to high school. This will become an important factor in the further growth of the quality of capital education and the success of students.

    In this regard, the Moscow Government decided to introduce a single high standard of financing in grades 5-11 instead of two different ones for the middle and senior levels, and also to increase its size. It will amount to 197 thousand rubles per year per student.

    In basic school (grades 5–9), the standard will increase by almost 20 percent, and for grades 10–11, by 5.4 percent. The per capita standard in primary school (grades 1–4) will increase by almost 15.7 percent, to 171,000 rubles per year.

    Strengthening the natural science and mathematics areas in school

    In addition, additional budget funds will be allocated to improving the quality of mathematical and natural science training for schoolchildren, which determines the achievement of the capital’s technological leadership.

    Starting from the new 2025/2026 academic year, schools will organize city-wide courses in mathematics, science, and technology for grades one through six. Students will solve creative problems, developing logic, spatial, and analytical thinking. New city Olympiads will also appear, including experimental ones, for the early identification of children’s talents and their subsequent individual support. Already in April next year, at the “Ready for Life in a Smart City” Olympiad, students in grades three through four will be able to demonstrate the skills they acquired in additional classes.

    Conducting such classes will also require a more advanced level of teacher training and acquisition of new competencies. From April 1 of this year, teachers will be offered a new system of training and advanced training in special courses.

    The decision to develop additional courses for schoolchildren was made taking into account the growing interest of schoolchildren in mathematical and natural science education. In 2025, a record 60 percent of eleventh-graders will take the advanced level mathematics course on the Unified State Exam — more than 32 thousand graduates.

    Over the past five years, interest in computer science has grown by 46 percent, with 16,000 people taking the exam this year. In addition, physics has become a popular subject for the first time in the last few years, with more than 10,000 graduates choosing it.

    Building schools of the future and upgrading educational infrastructure

    Systematic development of education is impossible without the formation of a high-quality educational environment. The capital has begun implementing an unprecedented project to update school infrastructure and material and technical base.

    Since 2024, a large-scale program “My School” has been implemented, within the framework of which it is planned to modernize up to 100 school buildings per year. Now, after reconstruction, the first four buildings have been opened. By the beginning of the new academic year, about 50 schools in Moscow will be modernized. More than 35 thousand children will study in modern, comfortable and high-tech classes.

    At the same time, the city continues to build new school buildings. In particular, a decision was made to create five advanced schools of the future in Presnensky, Meshchansky, Basmanny and Tagansky districts. New educational buildings will be built according to innovative standards, including the creation of comfortable spaces for scientific experiments, group and individual work, exhibition areas for projects, a media library with an atrium and recreation areas. Particular attention will be paid to visual openness and filling the space with light.

    By 2032, about a thousand school buildings will be built or modernized in the capital.

    Expanding educational choice for young people

    The priority task in the field of education is to provide young people with the widest possible choice of educational trajectory in accordance with the interests and talents of each student.

    Schoolchildren who continue their education in grades 10-11 study at least two subjects in depth to better prepare for entering a university. The capital’s pre-professional education standard, which is based on the “school-college-university-enterprise” model, has also proven its effectiveness.

    Traditionally, after completing the ninth grade, many graduates choose to continue their education in college, which allows them to quickly obtain a sought-after profession and begin an independent life. More than 75 percent of vacancies on the Moscow labor market are aimed at specialists with secondary vocational education. The share of graduates of city colleges who get a job in their specialty is 95 percent.

    The 2024 admission campaign showed a growing interest among ninth-graders in secondary vocational education. The allocated 16 thousand additional target places were filled by 100 percent. Twice as many ninth-graders became college students — about 36 thousand people.

    Among the most popular areas are information technology and programming, graphic design, cooking and confectionery, tourism and hospitality. Demand among applicants for specialties in finance and trade, education and the social sphere is growing.

    Taking this trend into account, in 2025 the Moscow Government decided to increase the number of budget places in city colleges for ninth-grade graduates according to need.

    Starting in 2023, the city will implement a set of measures to modernize and systematically develop secondary vocational education. It is based on two basic principles:

    — relevance and demand (educational programs are developed with the direct participation of employers and professional associations);

    – practical orientation (students are immersed in a professional environment from the first year of study at college, and practical classes make up at least 70 percent of the total training time and are conducted under the guidance of experienced mentors and industrial training masters).

    One of the key elements of change is constant interaction with employers, working according to their requests. Today, city colleges have more than three thousand partners from all sectors of the economy.

    Another important area of modernization of secondary vocational education in Moscow is the large-scale re-equipment of colleges. Over the course of several years, it is planned to re-equip or create anew more than two thousand laboratories and workshops. This will allow practical and laboratory work to be carried out at a modern technological level using equipment that operates at city enterprises.

    Three flagship practical training centers will also be built on the basis of modern production facilities. One of them, located in the Rudnevo industrial park, opened in October 2024.

    The plans include building seven innovative educational campuses with a total area of over 400,000 square meters to accommodate over 60,000 students by 2031. Among them are colleges in the creative industries, information technology, healthcare, hospitality, industry, transport, construction, and others.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sergey Netesov, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Head of the Laboratory of Bionanotechnology, Microbiology and Virology of the Faculty of Natural Sciences of NSU: “The new coronavirus does not pose a visible danger to people yet”

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    Sergey Netesov, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Head of the Laboratory of Bionanotechnology, Microbiology and Virology Faculty of Natural Sciences of NSU: “The new coronavirus does not yet pose a visible danger to people”

    — Having studied the primary sources — articles published in February 2025 in the journals Cell and Nature — I can say that the discovery of the HKU5-CoV-2 virus, which is a type of the HKU5 virus, is an interesting fact, but so far this virus does not pose a visible danger to humans.

    The HKU5 virus was first identified in bats in China back in 2006. The above-mentioned articles indicate that one of its variants seems to have a binding site in the S protein for the same human cell receptors as the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes Covid-19. However, this virus has not yet caused disease in any human, although it has the potential to do so. However, almost any animal virus has this potential.

    It should be noted that the bats from whose organisms it was isolated are carriers of hundreds of different viruses, but only a few are capable of infecting people. This means that the danger of the newly discovered virus to people is highly questionable.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: “Winter in Moscow”: wedding ceremonies were held on the skating rinks at VDNKh and Vorobyovy Gory

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    On the largest skating rink in Moscow and for the first time on the skating rink of the Moscow Palace of Pioneers on Vorobyovy Gory on a beautiful date – February 25, 2025 – the capital’s registry offices held off-site wedding ceremonies. The newlyweds exchanged rings on the ice and made the event truly unforgettable. The skating rinks are operating within the framework of the project “Winter in Moscow”.

    “Winter wedding ceremonies on skates have become our good tradition for the last few years. During this time, 12 capital couples tied the knot on skates in the company of friends and family. On this beautiful date, over 800 couples got married in Moscow, four new families were created on the skating rinks at VDNKh and on Vorobyovy Gory. The ceremonies were held in different formats – at VDNKh, the newlyweds exchanged rings during the day against the backdrop of the exhibition’s architecture and the Friendship of Nations fountain, on Vorobyovy Gory the celebrations took place in the evening with cozy lighting and wedding decor,” said

    Svetlana Ukhaneva, Head of the Civil Registry Office of Moscow.

    Ice skating wedding

    Marriage registration on ice rinks has become a good tradition of winter seasons. On Tuesday, two wedding ceremonies took place on the largest skating rink in the capital at VDNKh. The newlyweds were on skates and in festive outfits that matched the entourage of the ice rink. The official marriage registration was carried out by employees of the capital’s registry offices.

    The largest skating rink at VDNKh this year is located in its traditional place — along the Main Alley between pavilions No. 1 “Central” and No. 58 “Agriculture”. The ice rink goes around the fountains “Friendship of Peoples” and “Stone Flower”. The area of the artificial ice surface is more than 20 thousand square meters.

    In addition, the evening ceremonies were held for the first time on the skating rink of the Moscow Palace of Pioneers on Vorobyovy Gory. It was decorated with modern wedding decor, and the names of the newlyweds were displayed on the multimedia screen during the ceremonies. Natural evening and artistic lighting added coziness to the ceremony.

    Love reigns here

    In addition, on the beautiful date of February 25, 2025, the Wedding Palace at VDNKh celebrated its 11th anniversary since its opening. The building was constructed in 1939 according to the design of the famous architect Nikolai Kolli. The historic mansion has a large hall and living rooms, which are ideal for gathering guests, holding receptions, photo and video shooting.

    The area of the ceremonial hall is 100 square meters, which allows for more than 30 people to be accommodated, ensuring a comfortable and solemn event. The interval between registrations here is twice as long as in other wedding palaces in Moscow.

    The solemnity of the marriage registration ceremony is provided by the musical accompaniment of a string trio. The newlyweds are offered to choose any of 60 compositions. During the buffet, guests can order a harp performance.

    An application for marriage registration is submitted in person at the Wedding Palace at VDNKh, as well as at any government services center “My Documents” or online through the public services portal or Mos.ru.

    It is also possible to organize an off-site marriage registration. Among the venues are the Cosmonautics and Aviation Center, the Moscow Sun Ferris Wheel, and the Moskvarium. These places are included in the project “New Addresses of Happiness”.

    There are more than 50 venues available for holding ceremonies in Moscow, including wedding palaces, museums, metro stations, estates and restaurants. The service will help future newlyweds make their choice “Our Wedding” on the mos.ru portal. This is a detailed guide to wedding ceremony locations in the capital. Using filters, you can set the necessary parameters, such as the type of venue, interior style, and other features. In addition, the service allows you to specify the desired registration date, the nearest metro station, the maximum number of guests, and much more. The pages of the venues contain detailed descriptions and contact phone numbers.

    You can apply for marriage registration on the public services portal or on mos.ru, as well as in wedding palaces. The state fee is 350 rubles.

    The first wedding ceremonies of 2025 took place at Mayakovskaya metro station

    The Winter in Moscow project is the main event of the season, which until February 28 brings together various events in the capital. Citizens and tourists are invited to remember traditions and history, warm up with tea and hot buns, go ice skating, watch ice shows, give gifts to people who find themselves in a difficult life situation, and show concern for those who need it.

    Muscovites and guests of the capital are offered a huge selection of events in the open air and in cultural and sports institutions. The atmosphere of winter traditions has engulfed the entire city – more than 1.9 thousand sites are open. The largest festivals of the capital are organically woven into the project: “Moscow Estates”, “Moscow Tea Party”, “City of Light” and many others. All information about the project and the events of the winter season can be found in a special section of mos.ru.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Capital fairs offer Maslenitsa treats and pancake fillings

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    The capital’s weekend fairs offer customers fresh products for the family table on Maslenitsa. The shelves offer various fillings for pancakes and holiday treats. This includes farm honey, fresh homemade cheeses, fruits and vegetables, meat and fish products, cottage cheese and much more.

    The most popular sweet fillings include honey, jam, condensed milk and butter. In addition, customers often choose chicken with mushrooms, apples and pears with homemade cheese, feta cheese with spinach and beets with basil and goat cheese for their pancakes.

    Among dietary ones, vegetable fillings are in demand – these are fried pumpkin, carrots, zucchini and sweet peppers – as well as spinach with grated low-fat cheese with the addition of garlic or berries with coconut condensed milk.

    Farmers suggest diversifying the holiday menu and experimenting with ingredients. For example, you can serve cream cheese with herbs and walnuts, chicken with mushrooms and cream, feta with olives and finely chopped tomatoes, and caramelized apples with cinnamon with pancakes. In addition, customers will be offered to try cream cheese with horseradish, pumpkin filling with soft cheese, as well as nut, chocolate and many others.

    The capital’s fairs present high-quality farm products from more than 40 regions of Russia. Specialists Veterinary Committee of the City of Moscow They check the goods immediately before sending them to the shelves; 18 mobile laboratories operate on site, which guarantees the safety of the products.

    The fair pavilions are located near metro stations and other crowded places. They are equipped with commercial and refrigeration equipment, as well as heating, ventilation, air conditioning and video surveillance systems, so that visitors feel comfortable at any time of the year.

    The indoor winter markets are open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 08:00 to 20:00.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow schoolchildren can prepare for the Unified State Exam with the help of “MESh”

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    On the platform “Moscow Electronic School” (MES) provides services for students and their parents, allowing them to competently organize preparation for the Unified State Exam and Basic State Exam (USE and OGE), as well as consciously choose a suitable educational institution.

    “The Moscow Electronic School has become an important assistant for Moscow schoolchildren in their studies. The platform includes a wide range of content, including for preparing for final exams, so students can save time and quickly find the topics they need. This approach simplifies preparation and makes it more structured,” the press service of the Moscow

    Department of Education and Science.

    Thus, the service “Exams” is available for graduates, where all the necessary materials for successfully passing the Unified State Exam are collected. During this academic year, more than 80 thousand schoolchildren used it almost 320 thousand times. Here, graduates can familiarize themselves with the content of exercises in all subjects and recommended materials for preparation. In particular, these are annually updated video analysis of Unified State Exam assignments, in which the best teachers of the capital share their experience and analyze examples from previous years. This format helps children to better understand complex topics, avoid common mistakes and increase their self-confidence before exams. Teachers can use the materials in workshops to prepare for the Unified State Exam or attach them to homework so that students repeat the topic covered and better assimilate the material.

    Video analysis of Unified State Exam assignments in all subjects has appeared in the MES library

    This year, 424 video analyses have already been created. They are available in the “Exams” service in the web version of the electronic diary on the website Shul.mos.ru and in the mobile application “MESH Diary”, as well as on the home page of the MES library in the selection “Preparation for the Unified State Exam-2025”. In this section, 281 video analysis for preparation for the unified city test appeared. The materials were published in advance so that graduates had enough time to fully work through the topics.

    To consolidate the material studied, the Exams service offers about 1,600 tests with automatic checking. Students can study at a comfortable pace, devoting more time to those tasks that cause difficulties. In addition, MES has more than 100 videos with recommendations on how to manage time during the exam and fill out the Unified State Exam forms, as well as with advice from psychologists on stress management and memory development.

    In order for the students to understand what they should focus on during their preparation, the topics that may be encountered on the Unified State Exam and the Basic State Exam are marked with special icons in the MESH electronic diary. They are displayed in the lesson cards in the schedule and help to find the necessary materials faster. These functions can be used in the web version of the electronic diary on the website Shul.mos.ru and in the mobile application “MESH Diary”.

    In addition, everything necessary for preparing for exams is collected in the MES library. Thus, the service provides educational materials on mathematics, which were developed by specialists of the electronic educational system “Gipermatika”. Graduates can use collections of problems to prepare for the Unified State Exam, and students in grades 6-11 can take mathematical courses, including theoretical and practical parts.

    A virtual laboratory will help you prepare for the OGE and USE in computer science on your own “MESH Informatics”. A selection of courses and practical tasks will allow you to consolidate or improve your knowledge of the subject, as well as understand how much time it takes to solve a particular test.

    In addition, the children can use the materials of the online service “Cloud of Knowledge”. They include 430 simulators and 142 assignment options for preparing for the Unified State Exam and the Basic State Exam.

    You can get help in choosing a college in the service “Student Portfolio”. This contains the results of professional testing and personal recommendations from career mentors. Ninth-graders can learn more about their abilities, identify their inclinations for certain professions, and decide on the direction of their further education.

    “Moscow Electronic School”— a joint project of the capital’s Departments of Education and Science Andinformation technology, created in 2016. A single digital educational platform is available to Moscow teachers, students and their parents. Among the main services of “MES” are a library of educational materials, an electronic diary and journal, “Moskvenok”, “Student Portfolio” and “Olympiads”.

    Providing the capital’s schoolchildren with modern digital services increases the efficiency of the educational process, helps children to plan their school and personal time wisely and corresponds to the objectives of the “All the Best for Children” national project “Youth and Children”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: 20 thousand fragments: how 19th century mosaic icons were restored

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    Specialists have restored mosaic panels with the faces of St. Olga and St. Panteleimon on the facades of the buildings of the former St. Olga Children’s Hospital. This is one of the stages of complex work to preserve the architectural ensemble of the late 19th century, located at 2a Orlovo-Davydovsky Lane. It includes four buildings and a park.

    A mosaic panel with the face of the healer Panteleimon decorates the facade of one of the buildings (it once housed an outpatient department), and an icon of St. Olga decorates another building (this building historically housed the main hospital building). All buildings in the ensemble are made of red brick in the eclectic style according to the designs of architects Konstantin Bykovsky and Vasily Barkov.

    “The smalt mosaic panels are an important part of the facade decoration of the former hospital buildings. Special attention was paid to their restoration. The icons are made of 20 thousand fragments of colored opaque glass, which are dated 1897-1899. The icon of St. Panteleimon is well preserved, so the work was carried out directly on the facade. And the condition of the panel with the image of St. Olga was critical, so it was dismantled and moved to a restoration workshop. There, specialists carefully cleaned the icon, made up for the losses, and then returned it to its historical place,” said the head of the Department of Cultural Heritage of the city of Moscow.

    Alexey Emelyanov.

    The comprehensive restoration of the architectural ensemble, the first in its entire existence, began in 2022. At the same time, they began to put the historical icons in order. Specialists did a large amount of work: they selected and agreed on the restoration technique, conducted a chemical analysis of the mosaic material at the Ilya Glazunov Russian Academy of Painting.

    It is planned to fully complete all work for the architectural ensemble of the former St. Olga Children’s Hospital in 2025. It is a cultural heritage site of regional significance, so the restoration is being carried out under the supervision of specialists from the Moscow City Department of Cultural Heritage.

    The complex of buildings is located in the Meshchansky district. It was built according to the design of the architect Konstantin Mikhailovich Bykovsky using funds from Count Sergei Vladimirovich Orlov-Davydov. This is how he decided to perpetuate the memory of his beloved mother, Olga Orlova-Davydova. The institution was named in honor of her patroness, Saint Olga.

    It was a small hospital town, on the territory of which there was a two-story brick building with one-story buildings adjoining it on the sides, as well as several wooden buildings of the outpatient building, auxiliary services and a chapel.

    In May 1885, the foundation stone of a large stone building for a children’s hospital was laid; outpatient treatment began in December 1886, and an inpatient department was opened in January 1888.

    Ten years after the medical institution was founded, Count Sergei Orlov-Davydov petitioned the committee of the Imperial Philanthropic Society to begin expanding the hospital. The design for the new buildings was commissioned from Moscow architect Vasily Vasilyevich Barkov. The wooden buildings were replaced with stone ones. At the same time, mosaic panels with images of the healer Panteleimon and the patroness of the hospital, Saint Olga, appeared on the facades of the buildings. The grand opening of the new buildings took place on December 11, 1899.

    Thus, by the beginning of the 20th century, the ensemble of stone buildings of the St. Olga Children’s Hospital was formed in the then widespread style of red-brick eclecticism. A characteristic feature of this architectural trend is decorative elements made of white brick and stone.

    Over the past 14 years, more than 2.3 thousand cultural heritage sites have been restored in Moscow. The restoration of the historic buildings of the former St. Olga Children’s Hospital in Orlovo-Davydovsky Lane fully complies with the goals and objectives of the national project “Culture”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Walk in an ancient oak grove and watch animals: how to spend Wildlife Day at VDNKh

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    March 3 is World Wildlife Day. The holiday is designed to show people the beauty of animals and plants, and also to remind them of the importance of preserving biological diversity on the planet. On this day, it is worth going for a walk in the picturesque corners of forests and parks, enjoying their beautiful views. One of the best places for such walks in Moscow can be VDNKh. Here you can meet squirrels, as well as tits, woodpeckers, nuthatches, jays, magpies, ducks, owls and other birds. VDNKh invites you to take a break from the bustle of the metropolis and enrich your knowledge of wildlife.

    Wander through an ancient oak grove and treat curious squirrels

    To see and study the habits of birds and animals, VDNKh guests need to go to the Kamensky ponds cascade, the Sheremetyevskaya oak grove, and Ostankino Park. Many trees grow in these places and there are ponds, so most of the feathered inhabitants have chosen them.

    You can start your walk from the Sheremetyevskaya oak grove. This is a unique place on the territory of VDNKh. There is a natural broad-leaved forest here, which has been preserved for many centuries. In the 18th-19th centuries, the oak grove belonged to the possessions of one of the most prominent noble families – the Sheremetevs. However, a dense forest was on this territory in the 16th century. Today, pedunculate oaks, as well as larch, pine, Manchurian walnut and other trees grow in the grove. The average age of oaks is 150 years, but there are also 200-year-old specimens.

    The Sheremetyevskaya oak grove is one of the squirrels’ favorite habitats. In winter, their fur is bluish-gray, and in summer, it is red. You can bring healthy treats for the friendly rodents: walnuts and pine nuts, dried fruits, sunflower seeds or wheat crackers. The main thing is that the treat is not salty, fried or sweet, and does not contain aromatic or flavor additives.

    Another place where hundreds of squirrels live is Ostankino Park. In addition, you can watch the nimble fluffy animals and listen to the birds singing by climbing the eco-trail. This half-kilometer walking path is above the ground. Its height reaches 6.5 meters. Walking along the path is safe for both adults and children. The structure is completely fenced with railings, and the boards have an anti-slip coating. From above, visitors can admire the beautiful views of nature and notice squirrels and birds in the tree branches. The path has many twists and turns, so the walk will not seem monotonous. In the evenings, the lighting is turned on here.

    After the Sheremetyevskaya oak grove, it is worth heading to the cascade of Kamensky ponds. It was created in 1803. In 1954, all four ponds became part of the territory of the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition (later VDNKh). During the reconstruction in 2018, the reservoirs were drained, cleaned and refilled with water. The most notable object here is the Golden Ear fountain. It is located in the center of the Third Kamensky pond and is considered the most spectacular at VDNKh. In early spring, it is pleasant to admire the beautiful views here. And when it gets warmer, there is a chance to meet common newts, toads, grass and sharp-nosed frogs, viviparous lizards and snakes.

    Meet the red duck and other birds

    According to ornithologists, more than 70 species of birds live at VDNKh in the warm season, including rare species listed in the Red Book. Most of them fly away to the southern regions for the winter when the cold weather sets in. But there are also those that live in the exhibition park area all year round. For example, tits, sparrows, woodpeckers, crows, nuthatches, jays, magpies. Most of the birds live near the Kamensky ponds cascade, the eco-trail in the Sheremetyevskaya oak grove and in Ostankino Park.

    Common mallards live on the VDNKh ponds. They have frost-resistant paws with few nerve endings. Thermoregulation is arranged in a special way. The arteries that bring blood to the ducks’ paws are closely intertwined with the veins, which ensures the exchange of heat between the hot arterial and colder venous blood. Thanks to this, mallards can easily walk on ice and snow.

    And in the Ostankino Park lives the common shelduck, or red duck. These birds are listed in the Red Book of Russia under the third category of rarity. During wintering, shelducks gather in small groups with other birds.

    Owls live in Ostankino Park and the N.V. Tsitsin Main Botanical Garden of the Russian Academy of Sciences. These birds are nocturnal, so they can only be seen at night. Four species of owls can be found at VDNKh: the gray owl, the long-eared owl, the long-tailed owl, and the pygmy owl. These places are also home to two species of hawks that lead an exclusively diurnal lifestyle: the sparrowhawk and the goshawk.

    Anyone going for a walk around VDNKh should take bird food with them. Stationary and hanging feeders can be found in Ostankino Park. Winter feeding will help birds survive the cold. In addition, this is a great opportunity to watch them and study their habits. Different treats in the feeder will attract certain types of birds. For example, if you put cereals, sparrows will flock there. Pine cones, nuts, and acorns will interest woodpeckers and jays. Bullfinches will come to taste dried rowan or hawthorn berries.

    However, it is important to remember that birds should not be given fresh and rye bread, smoked and fried foods, chips and salted seeds. The amount of food should not be excessive. In addition, do not put in the feeders what you were going to throw away, you need to put only fresh products. You can feed them with unsalted seeds, oatmeal, fresh and dried fruits and berries.

    Before the walk, it is recommended to study the “VDNKh Bird Book”. The publication contains interesting information about different species and behavioral characteristics of birds, including those wintering in their native lands. In addition, a map of the exhibition and Ostankino Park is published here, where the most convenient places for bird watching are marked. The electronic version of the book is posted on the VDNKh website.

    With the arrival of spring, migratory birds will return to VDNKh. The first to arrive here after wintering will be rooks, starlings and finches. Guests will be able to see them very soon – in March. In April, thrushes, warblers and robins usually return. And in May, the park will be filled with the delightful singing of nightingales and the ringing chirping of orioles and lentils.

    The Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy (VDNKh) is one of the largest green areas of the capital. Its ensemble is a unique object of landscape architecture, a monument of garden and park art of the mid-20th century.

    Today VDNKh is a major international exhibition center, a museum city and a modern platform for education and recreation of city residents and tourists. Many important cultural, scientific and economic events are held here, which are visited by tens of thousands of people. The total area of the territory is more than 325 hectares.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Developments by enterprises of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ have won grants from the Russian Science Foundation

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    Developments by enterprises of the special economic zone (SEZ) Technopolis Moscow have won grants from the Russian Science Foundation (RSF) in the field of Microelectronics. Seven companies of the SEZ Technopolis Moscow presented projects in the field of microelectronics. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Anatoly Garbuzov.

    “The Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone is a center for the development of high technologies. Here, companies create unique and innovative products that have no analogues either in Russia or in the world. Seven Moscow enterprises became winners of the competition held by the Russian Science Foundation. They presented 10 scientific and scientific-technical projects. According to the terms of the competition, the foundation will conclude agreements on further cooperation with the winners. At the next stage, contractors will be selected for the work on proposals that will be financed by the RSF. The projects must be implemented within three years,” said Anatoly Garbuzov.

    The Russian Science Foundation allocates grants for fundamental research and supports applied developments within the framework of strategic initiatives defined by the President of Russia. According to Deputy Chairman of the Scientific and Technological Council of the Russian Science Foundation, Doctor of Technical Sciences Sergey Gavrilov, one of the criteria for assessing the results of scientific activity can be the level of science intensity and demand for products manufactured by enterprises of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ. According to this indicator, companies based in the Technopolis Moscow SEZ occupy leading positions in their fields, he added. They become winners of the RSF competitions, which confirms the high scientific level of research and development of companies. Subsequent implementation of scientific and technical projects on selected technological proposals will make a breakthrough in the development of the radio-electronic industry and raise it to a new level of competence and capabilities.

    “The development and implementation of these proposals will allow Russia to achieve technological sovereignty in the field of microelectronics. In addition, the active replacement of foreign software and equipment allows companies to increase their profits,” emphasized Gennady Degtyarev, General Director of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ.

    For example, the Elta company, one of the winners of the competition, proposed the development of silicon CMOS photodetectors and an optoelectronic unit for the rapid determination of glycated hemoglobin in the blood. As General Director Yuri Glukhov noted, today in Russia they produce devices that analyze it and are necessary for monitoring and screening in clinics to detect diabetes or prediabetes. The development of an optoelectronic unit for the creation of a domestic portable medical analyzer will allow for the import substitution of such medical equipment.

    Another resident of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ, the Research Institute of Molecular Electronics, presented a project to create domestically produced ultra-pure materials for the microelectronics industry. As noted by General Director Alexander Kravtsov, precursors (organometallic compounds) will be used to develop structures for ferroelectric and resistive memory, as well as to form a gate dielectric in transistors of a topological level of 45 nanometers and less.

    In addition, the winners of the RSF competition included such companies as NM-Tech, Epiel, Proton Plant, Zelenograd Nanotechnology Center, and Lassard.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The city has put eight premises in the Basmanny district up for auction

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    Eight commercial properties free-use in the Basmanny District was put up for auction. This was reported by the head of the capital’s Department of Competition Policy Kirill Purtov.

    “Real estate in the center of the capital is especially in demand among investors, as it allows doing business in areas with high traffic and good business and tourist activity. Premises with an area of 37.5 to 409.9 square meters have a flexible purpose and are suitable for implementing various business projects. Application campaigns for them will end between March 4 and 26. Bidding will begin on March 13 and will last until April 4, depending on the selected lot,” said Kirill Purtov.

    The premises are located in residential buildings and office buildings. Seven of them are located on Zemlyanoy Val, Myasnitskaya, Novaya Basmannaya streets and on Chistoprudny Boulevard, they are connected to electricity, water supply and sewerage. The premises on Armyansky Lane are connected only to electricity.

    To participate in the auction, you will need registration on the Roseltorg platform and an enhanced qualified electronic signature. The organizer of the auction is Moscow City Department of Competition Policy.

    Moscow is a city that develops entrepreneurship. The capital puts various properties up for auction, and the showcase of the offered objects is Moscow Investment Portal. More than 400 non-residential premises and buildings are currently available to investors. In the section “Property from the city” All necessary information about the lots is published: photographs, documentation, conditions and form of implementation. Here you can also take a 3D tour of the objects. Participating in city auctions is convenient – the entire procedure takes place online.

    Development of electronic services for business corresponds to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State” and the regional project of the city of Moscow “Digital Public Administration”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Residents of the building on Litvina-Sedogo Street received new apartments under the renovation program

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    About 150 Muscovites, who previously lived in a five-story building on Litvina-Sedogo Street, have become the owners of comfortable apartments in a new building in the Presnensky District. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, the head of the capital’s Department of City Property Maxim Gaman.

    “All residents of house 10 on Litvina-Sedogo Street received comfortable apartments in a short time under the renovation program in a new building at 19 Presnensky Val Street. This is about 150 people who signed contracts with the Department. Their neighbors in the new building will be Muscovites from two five-story buildings on Podvoiskogo Street and one on Strelbishchensky Lane. They are also completing the paperwork. In total, more than 600 city residents will move to the new residential complex,” said Maxim Gaman.

    Participants in the program are provided with equivalent apartments with finished repairs and necessary equipment: plumbing, electric stoves, lighting fixtures. The total area of the new housing is no less than the previous one or even more due to wide corridors and spacious kitchens.

    “The new building on Presnensky Val will have 344 apartments with finished, improved finishing. The entrance hall has rooms for concierges and pram storage. The first floor is non-residential. Currently, there is a resettlement information centre there. Later, social and household infrastructure facilities may open in its place. The area around the residential complex has been landscaped: comprehensive landscaping has been carried out, recreation areas have been equipped, as well as children’s and sports grounds. The metro stations “Ulitsa 1905 Goda” and “Belorusskaya” are within walking distance from the new building,” the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of Urban Development Policy, specified.

    Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    In total, about eight thousand people from 53 old buildings are planned to be resettled in Presnensky District under the renovation program. All city residents living in 22 of them, including house 10 on Litvina-Sedogo Street, have already become owners of apartments in new buildings. Residents of four more five-story buildings continue to process documents.

    Previously Mayor of Moscow told on the results of the renovation program implementation in 2024.

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

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

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: NSU scientists are the first in the world to use a time-projection chamber for accelerator mass spectrometry

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    Researchers of the Center for Collective Use “Accelerator Mass Spectrometry of NSU-NNC” have tested for the first time an ion detector based on a low-pressure VPK on the MICADAS accelerator spectrometer and obtained the first results. This device was installed instead of the native MICADAS detector (ionization chamber), in which the ions of the C14 isotope are counted, based on the results of which the dating of the studied sample is performed.

    In 2023, this time-projection chamber was installed for the first time on a domestic accelerator mass spectrometer, which is made and maintained by the G.I. Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics SB RAS and is located in the Cenozoic Geochronology Shared Utility Center of the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography SB RAS. It was successfully tested on a beam of 14C ions with an energy of 4 MeV and proved to be operational. Later, this chamber was tested on a beam of 14C ions with an energy of 0.4 MeV at the MIKADAS UMS. If the experiments are successful, a smaller VPK will be created in the future for installation on the prototype of the first domestic low-voltage universal accelerator mass spectrometer, which is being created by NSU scientists within the framework of the Priority-2030 program.

    Time-projection chamber (TPC) — in application to accelerator mass spectrometry, this is a method of identifying low-energy heavy ions based on measuring their path lengths in gas. The principle of operation is as follows: ions fly into the chamber through a thin entrance window. Then they lose energy due to ionization losses. As a result, a trail of gas ions and electrons is formed along the track. These electrons, under the influence of an external electric field, drift in the gas at a constant speed in the direction of the GEM, where they are amplified. At the end, the amplified electrons are collected on a collector and digitized by the data acquisition system. Thus, the electron collection time corresponds to the ion path length.

    — Previously, the time-projection chamber was developed for the INP UMS to separate ions with the same atomic masses and different nuclear charges. This gas detector will separate Be10 (beryllium) ions from B10 (boron). Since the nuclei of boron and beryllium have different charges, with equal initial energies, their path lengths in a gas environment are different and the VPK will separate them. Be10 has a longer half-life (1.39 million years) compared to 14C (5730 years), so measuring the 10Be content will allow scientists to date geological samples, — explained Ekaterina Parkhomchuk, Director of the UMS NSU-NNC Collective Use Center.

    The MICADAS accelerator mass spectrometer, unlike the domestic multiisotope, is aimed only at detecting and determining the amount of the rare isotope C14 in the samples being studied. C14 ions pass through the entire accelerator mass spectrometer and then enter the gas detector, where they are identified and counted.

    — Accelerator mass spectrometers are equipped with various types of detectors. For example, the MICADAS UMS has an ionization chamber. We replaced it with a time-projection chamber. One of the important parts of the MICADAS ionization chamber is the preamplifier. If it fails, MICADAS will stop, and we will have to either buy a new preamplifier, which is very difficult in the current circumstances, — said Alexey Petrozhitsky, engineer at the Center for Collective Use “Accelerator Mass Spectrometry NSU-NNC”.

    It is important that ionization chambers have one significant drawback – they operate in a mode where the signal-to-noise ratio is far from optimal. In addition, the preamplifier is very demanding of electronics, unlike the gas analyzer, which is equipped with a time-projection chamber.

    — In our detector, we amplify the signal using a gas electron multiplier, which significantly reduces the requirements for the electronics of the data acquisition system. In addition, our VPK produces a much better signal-to-noise ratio, is easy to manufacture, operate and repair. We needed to find an answer to the question: is it possible to use the VPK as a detector of 14C ions with an energy of 0.4 MeV? And in the course of our work, we came to a positive answer. We are confident that the time-projection chamber we have developed can be used as the final detector in the first domestic universal low-voltage accelerator mass spectrometer, which we are currently working on. The experiments we are currently conducting are aimed precisely at testing the detector for the first domestic UMS, and the MICADAS setup acts as an ion beam source available to us. This can be called the first brick for building our own setup. When a project already has a detector that registers particles, it means that a significant area of problems has already been covered and other specialists can join in the creation of a new UMS, ensuring the execution of work at the next stage, commented Tamara Shakirova, a junior researcher at the Institute of Nuclear Physics SB RAS, the Center for Collective Use “Accelerator Mass Spectrometry NSU-NNC”.

    Currently, tests of the time-projection chamber at MICADAS are carried out on two types of samples: the ANU standard sample (IAEA-C6, sugar) with a 14C content close to the modern level and a “blank” (polyethylene CH – Elemental Microanalysis B2024 standard) with a 14C content of 0.002 of the modern level. The purpose of the tests is to optimize the operating parameters: working gas pressure, gain, electron drift velocity.

    — We have collected a sufficient amount of data, and are currently processing and analyzing it. The main thing is that we have made sure that the time-projection chamber works in the mode we expect and produces clearly readable signals above background values. We can certainly say that we can read C14 from them, which is quite suitable for conducting radiocarbon analysis of samples, — said Alexey Petrozhitsky.

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    Accelerator mass spectrometry is a method for measuring the concentration of rare long-lived cosmogenic isotopes in a sample: 10Be, 14C, 26Al, 36Cl, 41Ca, 129I. It is based on the extraction of atoms from the sample with subsequent “piece by piece” counting of the isotopes of interest. The high accuracy of AMS analysis allows measuring the concentration of a rare isotope. This method is used in many sciences, for example, in archeology, geology, biomedicine, ecology, astrophysics. It is most widely used in radiocarbon dating of archaeological objects, that is, recording the concentration of the carbon-14 isotope. The time interval of dating for 14C goes back as far as 50 thousand years. Determining the concentration of another cosmogenic nuclide 10Be is also of interest, since the time interval of dating is much wider – up to 10 million years.

    Currently, the NSU-NSC Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Shared Utility Center has two UMS installations. The first was created by scientists from the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics SB RAS more than 10 years ago. The second Swiss-made MICADAS accelerator mass spectrometer was purchased in 2019. Scientists from Novosibirsk State University, the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics SB RAS, the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography SB RAS, and the Boreskov Institute of Catalysis as part of the Center’s research group are working on creating a domestic low-voltage universal accelerator mass spectrometer that will combine the advantages of the first two installations. The project is designed for five years and is being implemented with the support of the Priority-2030 program.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Another 150 raised platforms will be installed at tram stops

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    Plans have been approved for the implementation of a city program for equipping tram stops with elevated boarding platforms in 2025–2026. In total, it is planned to create 150 such structures on 29 streets in the capital. The corresponding resolution was signed Sergei Sobyanin.

    The installation of elevated platforms and new pavilions at the stops is part of a comprehensive improvement of the streets. The work will include renewing the pavement of the sidewalks and roadway, installing new lighting poles, and landscaping.

    Raised platforms, located at the same level as the tram entrance, make boarding and disembarking passengers more comfortable and faster. Thanks to special ramps, they are convenient for people with limited mobility. Currently, the city has more than 430 such platforms. Among them, 11 are of the Vienna type, located directly on the raised roadway. They are convenient and safe for passengers even in confined spaces.

    The length of tram lines in Moscow is about 420 kilometers. Of these, 82 percent are separated from highways and are located on a separate track. The Moscow tram network covers 86 districts – more than 5.5 million people live near stops.

    There are 35 routes in the city, with passengers making approximately 730 thousand trips daily. Among the most popular are No. 17 Medvedkovo — Ostankino (about 54 thousand trips per working day), No. 6 Bratsevo — Sokol Metro (over 40 thousand), No. 36 Metrogorodok — Novogireevo (over 35 thousand), No. 11 Ostankino — 16th Parkovaya Street (over 35 thousand), No. 47 Nagatino — Oktyabrskaya Metro (over 32 thousand).

    The Moscow Metro State Unitary Enterprise fleet comprises approximately 550 tram cars, including more than 500 modern low-floor trams of Russian manufacture, purchased in recent years. The fleet has been updated by 97 percent.

    27 raised platforms appeared at tram stops in the capital in 2024Sobyanin approved plans to upgrade the rolling stock of city transport

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A modern embankment will be created near the Tushino airfield

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The planning project for a section of the Moskva River bed with an area of 6.88 hectares adjacent to the territory of the former Tushino airfield has been approved. The corresponding resolution was signed Sergei Sobyanin.

    The project includes the coastal protection of a pedestrian embankment with a length of two kilometers and 160 meters. Specialists will also restore the soil layer and carry out landscaping work.

    The creation of the embankment is part of a large-scale project for the comprehensive development of the territory of the former Tushino airfield, where a modern urban district is currently being built.

    On a territory of over 245 hectares, it is planned to build more than three million square meters of real estate, including residential buildings, 16 educational facilities, a clinic and a sports rehabilitation center, an Orthodox church, a hotel and an apart-hotel, public and business facilities, a football stadium and other sports facilities. More than 70 thousand jobs will be created.

    The project will create urban spaces – parks and the embankment of the Moscow River.

    To ensure transport accessibility of the new district, a new metro station “Spartak” of the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line was opened in 2014, and in 2021 the reconstruction of Volokolamskoe Highway was completed.

    In 2014, the first major facility was put into operation on the territory of the former airfield — the Spartak football stadium with 45 thousand seats. In 2017, a training base appeared next to it, including six open football pitches and a parking lot. In 2018, the arena hosted matches of the FIFA World Cup.

    In 2021, the multifunctional sports complex Chkalov Arena was built.

    In addition, the construction of the residential complex (RC) “City on the River Tushino-2018” has been completed, as well as the first stages of the ALIA RC and the Holland Park RC. In addition, an Orthodox church, a spiritual and cultural center, five kindergartens and two schools have been built.

    In 2023, the developer completed the first stage of development of the largest green area of the future district — the Primavera eco-park, located on the embankment of the Moscow River. The project includes the creation of an open amphitheater, installation of viewing swings, organization of viewing platforms, descents to the water and a picturesque walking route along the edge of the bank.

    Work is currently ongoing on the construction of residential buildings, schools and kindergartens, as well as on the improvement of the embankment of the Moscow River.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: Changes in the procedure for registering clients during the DSVD

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    Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

    At the request of our clients, we are implementing the following procedure for registering clients on weekends from March 1. It differs from the one announced earlier, in newsletter #17.

    On weekends, messages with operations of creation (A) and addition (L) of new short trading codes on the stock, futures and currency markets will be processed. ERC will register the client on the stock market immediately, and on other markets on Monday. Messages with operations of types “U”, “M”, “R” and “D” on weekends will be rejected with an error. Reports on client registration during the additional weekend session will be sent to participants on Monday.

    The news text on the website has been changed to reflect the new registration procedure. Link: HTTPS: //VVV. MEEX.K.M.M..

    A detailed description of the weekend trading technology is available at the link: HTTPS: //VVV. MOEX.K.M.K..

    In addition, we draw your attention to the regulations for trading on the stock market on the weekend of March 1 and 2, 2025: HTTPS: //VVV. MOEX.K.M.M.On March 1, 2025, the stock market system will be available for user connection from 12:00.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: Over 200 additional bond issues have become available on the Moscow Exchange to non-qualified investors without testing

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    Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

    Unqualified investors were given the opportunity to buy corporate bonds with rating “A” and higher on the Moscow Exchange without undergoing testing.

    Thus, unqualified investors now have access to another 234 bond issues from 57 issuers for a total of over 1.9 trillion rubles without testing. Previously, these securities could only be purchased by unqualified investors after testing, as well as investors with qualified status. The total number of debt securities available to unqualified investors without testing amounted to almost 700 instruments, including federal loan bonds (OFZ), bonds of constituent entities of the Russian Federation (regardless of the credit rating level), and corporate bonds with fixed income and an “AAA” rating.

    The expansion of the list of debt securities available for purchase became possible after decisions of the Bank of Russia lower the credit rating threshold from “AAA” to “A” for untested bond purchases by non-qualified investors. This allowed them to purchase corporate bonds with a credit rating of “A” and higher, with the exception of bonds secured by a pledge of monetary claims, including mortgages, without undergoing a knowledge test.

    The list of securities for purchase has been expanded to include corporate debt securities that have been assigned at least one of the following credit ratings:

    “ruA” on the Expert RA scale; “A (RU)” on the ACRA scale; “A .ru” on the NKR scale; “A |ru|” on the NRA scale.

    The Moscow Exchange Group operates the only multifunctional exchange platform in Russia for trading shares, bonds, derivatives, currencies, money market instruments and commodities. The Group includes a central depository and a clearing center that acts as a central counterparty in the markets, which allows Moscow Exchange to provide its clients with a full cycle of trading and post-trading services.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: 02/25/2025, 13-10 (Moscow time) the values of the lower boundary of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the BYN/RUB currency pair have been changed.

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    Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

    In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the foreign exchange market and the precious metals market of Moscow Exchange PJSC by the NCC (JSC), on 25.02.2025, 13-10 (Moscow time), the values of the lower limit of the price corridor (up to RUB 23.57 in the mode with TOD calculations) and the range of market risk assessment (up to RUB 22.5273, equivalent to a rate of 19.51%) of the BYN/RUB currency pair were changed. New values are available Here.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: On holding auctions on February 26, 2025 to place OFZ issues No. 26225RMFS and No. 26248RMFS

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    Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

    For bidders

    We inform you that, based on the letter of the Bank of Russia and in accordance with Part I. General Part and Part II. Stock Market Section of the Rules for Conducting Trading on the Stock Market, Deposit Market and Credit Market of Moscow Exchange PJSC, the order establishes the form, time, term and procedure for holding auctions for the placement and trading of the following federal loan bonds:

    1.

    Name of the Issuer Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation
    Name of security federal loan bonds with constant coupon income
    State registration number of the issue 26225RMFS from 02/15/2018
    Date of the auction February 26, 2025
    Information about the placement (trading mode, placement form) The placement of Bonds will be carried out in the Trading Mode “Placement: Auction” by holding an Auction to determine the placement price. BoardId: PACT (Settlements: Ruble)
    Trade code SU2225RMFS1
    ISIN code RO000A0 Zub7
    Calculation code B01
    Additional conditions of placement The share of non-competitive bids in relation to the total volume of bids submitted by the Bidder may not exceed 90%.
    Trading time Trading hours: bid collection period: 12:00 – 12:30; bid execution period: 13:00 – 18:00.

    2.

    Name of the Issuer Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation
    Name of security federal loan bonds with constant coupon income
    State registration number of the issue 26248RMFS from 08.05.2024
    Date of the auction February 26, 2025
    Information about the placement (trading mode, placement form) The placement of Bonds will be carried out in the Trading Mode “Placement: Auction” by holding an Auction to determine the placement price. BoardId: PACT (Settlements: Ruble)
    Trade code CO26248RMFS3
    ISIN code RO000A108EH4
    Calculation code B01
    Additional conditions of placement The share of non-competitive bids in relation to the total volume of bids submitted by the Bidder may not exceed 90%.
    Trading time Trading hours: bid collection period: 14:30 – 15:00; bid execution period: 15:30 – 18:00.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: Applications are now open for participation in the FINOPOLIS.365 Youth Program

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    Source: Central Bank of Russia –

    Students and young professionals will develop solutions for specific cases from representatives of the financial market. This year, the tasks are related to three topics: “Artificial Intelligence”, “Data Exchange”, “Distributed Registries and Tokenization”. The results will be summed up at the Forum of Innovative Financial Technologies FINOPOLIS 2025.

    After submitting an application, participants will gain access to the training modules of the Bank of Russia Fintech Hub. The training will help them qualify for participation in regional case championships, which will be held in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Vladivostok, Chelyabinsk, Tomsk, Samara and the federal territory of Sirius. The winners and prize-winners of each regional stage will meet on October 8–10 at FINOPOLIS 2025.

    The finalists’ projects will be assessed by a jury that will include the management of the Bank of Russia, the largest fintech companies and banks. The prize fund for the final in 2025 is 1.5 million rubles.

    Applications will be accepted until April 17. More detailed information can be found on the website of the Youth Program FINOPOLIS.365.

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