Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
Polytechnic University continues to provide extensive coverage of its scientific and international activities, educational practices, athletic achievements, and cultural initiatives in federal and regional media. We strive to present each news story to a broad media pool to convey important messages to the widest possible audience.
Journalists often seek the authoritative opinions of Polytechnic University scientists on various issues, and the university's press service facilitates the inclusion of their expert commentary in popular science articles.
Thanks to this, Polytechnic University has a wide media presence, and we will share a selection of the most important and compelling materials.
On December 1, a batch of vehicles was handed over to the SVO zone at the Polytechnic University. The event generated significant attention and was covered by: TV channel "Russia – St. Petersburg", Saint Petersburg TV channel, "City ", St. Petersburg Diary.
The news item from December 3 received over 15,000 views. "Russia tests new 'repairman' of brain connections," published by RIA Novosti.
A lecture by Mikhail Kovalchuk, President of the National Research Center "Kurchatov Institute," also generated considerable interest. It was reported on December 10: "News", Channel Five, REN-TV.
The Polytechnic University's launch of a new nanosatellite into orbit was announced on December 17: TASS, Saint Petersburg TV channel, Ferra.ru, St. Petersburg Diary, 78.ru.
Izvestia published an article on its website on December 18 "Head-of-the-line device: a unique blood flow meter will help save stroke patients", which describes a device for monitoring brain blood flow in real time, developed jointly by specialists from the Almazov National Medical Research Center and Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University.
In the next issue "We'll Explain PRO" program on the Saint Petersburg channel on December 18 Alexey Borovkov, chief designer for the scientific and technological direction "System Digital Engineering," explained digital and systems engineering and presented Polytechnic University projects being implemented under the "Priority 2030" program.
A special place in the university's publicity is occupied by the newmultimedia longread "Slavic Horizons of the Polytechnic"A longread published in Rossiyskaya Gazeta on December 19th describes one of SPbPU's largest international projects, aimed at creating a community of leading universities promoting Russian education, science, and culture in the CIS. Using visualization tools, the longread draws the attention of the general public to the project's key goal: creating an educational outpost uniting universities from Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and other countries through the implementation of best Russian practices, a profound transformation of educational processes, and the strengthening of research potential.
As always, the media widely covered the main student event of the pre-New Year in St. Petersburg—the Governor's Ball at the Polytechnic University:
Channel OneSaint Petersburg TV channelSt. Petersburg Diary"City "
Dear Polytechnic students! Stay tuned for our publications. In the next issue of our media review: a story about the Polytechnic library, the "Omnivores" team that won the "Battle of the Robots," the opening of new laboratories, and much more.
Share stories of your achievements with us: tell us about new developments, interesting research, or exciting events in the life of the university. We'll help you bring these important news to a wider audience! We look forward to receiving your ideas and materials via email. mass media@spbstu.ru.
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