Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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Innovative developments by SPbPU scientists and events from the university's life are regularly featured in news reports on the official information resources of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science. We cover this in the new issue. digest "Polytechnic in the focus of the Ministry of Education and Science."
On September 15, the ministry posted on its VKontakte page news about the joint project of the Polytechnic University and the State Hermitage Museum "Formula of Art". Visitors to the page saw the first film in a video series that tells how warriors' protective clothing has changed over the centuries since the Middle Ages.
On September 17, the Ministry of Education and Science posted on its VK page eighth issue A joint informational and educational video project with SPbPU, "PRO-Rector," about university media communications. The featured speaker was Evgeniya Turtapkina, SFU Vice-Rector for Information Policy.
On September 18, the Ministry of Education and Science includeda selection of university podcasts On VK, a Polytechnic podcast episode, "Translate into Human Language," explores art research technologies at the Russian Museum.
In September, readers of the Ministry of Education and Science's VK page chose the most interesting news of the month: the creation of a publicly accessible database of chalcogenide glasses by Polytechnic University scientists. We made a separate post about this with cards.
The news that two teams from SPbPU PISh took first and second place at the open technology festival MIPT FestTech was included ina list of the most interesting events in the life of leading engineering schools, published on the Ministry of Education and Science's Telegram channel on September 25.
On September 29, the Polytechnic's podcast "Study of Art Objects. Russian Museum" was featured ina selection of the best podcasts already in the Ministry of Education and Science's Telegram channel.
On October 1, the Ministry of Education and Science's Telegram channel noted among the main events of the Priority 2030 program the development by Polytechnic University scientists of a method for reducing the negative impact of chemotherapy in the treatment of oncology. University specialists claim that coating medicinal nanoparticles with a lipid shell made of lecithin ensures targeted release of substances in cancer cells with minimal impact on healthy tissue.
In the next selection the main events of "Priority" On October 8, the Ministry of Education and Science's Telegram channel reported on a high-speed modem for CubeSat-shaped cloud devices being developed by scientists and students at SPbPU.
And on October 11, the Ministry of Education and Science's Telegram channel included the Polytechnic University among the best ina selection of university podcasts.
On September 1, the website of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation published material on a new approach to treating Alzheimer's disease, proposed by SPbPU scientists.
On October 7, an article was published on the website "Priority" of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation. "St. Petersburg scientists are developing ultra-high-speed space internet for small satellites."
Read about the events from the Polytechnic University's life that are reflected in the Ministry of Education and Science's information resources in our upcoming publications.
SPbPU's transparent information environment and constructive interaction with the Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education help the university position itself as a leading educational center in the country. Regular coverage of the university's achievements through the Ministry's official channels clearly demonstrates the significance of its contribution to the development of national science and education.
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