Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Novosibirsk State University –
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At the second stage of the NSU campus facilities, which include the educational and scientific center Institute of Medicine and Medical Technologies NSU's (UNC IMMT) and NSU's Research Center (R&C) are well underway with landscaping. Lawns and flowerbeds have already been landscaped, with over 1,000 perennial flowers planted. Excavation work is also underway, and the site is being prepared for paving. Overall, the landscaping work is 40% complete and is scheduled to be completed by the end of October.
Wall and partition construction on floors 1-4 has been completed at both facilities. Facade work and stained-glass installation are nearly complete. Interior finishing work continues. Installation of external heating networks has also begun at the second-stage facilities, with heating scheduled to be connected by October 15. Overall, the technical readiness of the NSU Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics (IMMT) URC is 60%, while that of the NSU Research Center is 58%.
"NSU's new campus offers new opportunities for educational and research activities. Classes began in the 1,700-student classroom building this September. It offers comfortable conditions for students to study and work on projects: the new building houses a research library and reading room, the NSU Institute of Intelligent Robotics, and departments responsible for continuing education programs. Following the completion of the other two second-stage facilities—the NSU Institute of Mathematical Machine Learning (IMMT) Educational and Research Center and the NSU Research Center—the university's scientific capabilities will significantly expand," commented NSU Rector and RAS Academician Mikhail Fedoruk.
At the direction of President Vladimir Putin, a network of modern campuses is being created in Russia. By 2030, the country is expected to have a constellation of 25 campuses. The Russian Government and the Ministry of Education and Science are leading this effort. Currently, 24 such campuses are being designed and built with the support of the national project "Youth and Children." By 2036, the number of campuses will increase to 40. Funding for the project is provided by federal and regional budgets, as well as extra-budgetary sources.
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