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Students of the Institute of Secondary Vocational Education of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University showed excellent results at the interregional stage of the Professionals professional skills championship in two competencies.

Veliky Novgorod hosted competitions in the "Design and Manufacturing of Prostheses and Orthoses" competency, in which representatives from 12 regions of Russia took part. The contestants completed complex tasks: scanned and created 3D models, assembled the mechanical part of the prosthesis, connected it to the control controller and programmed the system.

ISPO student Violetta Molodtsova won a gold medal, confirming the highest level of preparation.

This stage allowed me to assess my weaknesses and became a challenge. It was necessary to bring the task to an ideal result. Now I have time to prepare, to correct the shortcomings and show an even higher level in the final, – Violetta shared.

Expert mentor Daria Bolotnova noted that the programming module turned out to be the most difficult, which, however, is the team's strong point. Now the main task is to strengthen the other areas in order to compete worthily at the final in Kaluga.

Earlier, Kaluga also hosted competitions in the "Automation of Business Processes of Organizations" competency, where St. Petersburg was represented by the SPbPU team – student Polina Pavlova, expert mentor Lyubov Shavrova and coach Alexander Shavrov. Over the course of several days, Polina demonstrated professional skills in designing, programming and supporting information systems. The jury paid special attention to understanding the automated business processes, including accounting, analysis, planning and control. As a result, Polina entered the top 15 best and was awarded a medallion for professionalism.

From August 25 to 30, the final of the Professionals championship will be held in Kaluga at the Federal Technopark of Professional Education. More than 230 finalists will take part in it, including college students, schoolchildren from 14 years old and young specialists, as well as more than 250 experts, including representatives of leading employers.

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Today, within the framework of the Kyrgyz-Russian Economic Forum, a trilateral cooperation agreement was signed between the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University named after B.N. Yeltsin, Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University and the Geoscan company.

On behalf of KRSU, the document was signed by Rector Sergei Volkov, on behalf of Geoscan LLC – by Director of the International Department Vladimir Ivanov, on behalf of SPbPU – by Vice-Rector for Research Yuri Vladimirovich Fomin.

The agreement is aimed at developing engineering education, introducing modern technologies into the educational process and creating new opportunities for students, schoolchildren and young people. This agreement was concluded within the framework of the implementation of the updated SPbPU-KRSU Roadmap and will contribute, among other things, to the implementation of the long-term KRSU Development Strategy until 2030. One of the key areas will be the development of unmanned transport and robotics in Kyrgyzstan, including the possibility of creating a network of student, youth and school engineering laboratories.

Within the framework of the agreements, in order to ensure the most effective activities of joint research groups and support the long-term development of scientific potential, the following is provided:

joint educational programs in software engineering, modeling, design and artificial intelligence; training of teachers to work with unmanned transport systems technologies, conducting joint scientific research and design work; organizing industrial practices and internships for students; organizing access to laboratories, equipment and resource base of partners for applicants and postgraduate students of KRSU, including for work on dissertations and defense of dissertations in dissertation councils of SPbPU in key areas; internships for postgraduate students and applicants; preparation of publications; submission of applications for grants.

Geoscan is a very important educational and technological partner for us. A large number of Polytechnic students and graduates are already working there and together we are developing technological solutions in the field of unmanned systems development, and this in turn is a contribution to the development of our key scientific and technological areas. And this agreement is another step in the development of our international partnership with KRSU. Polytechnic highly values projects that combine a reliable international component, high-tech business and all this is related to education, – commented on the signing Yuri Fomin.

Special attention will be paid to holding competitions in robotics and unmanned systems, creating a joint project environment based on KRSU and introducing laboratory practical training using unmanned aircraft systems.

The agreement is designed to last until the end of 2030 and will become a platform for long-term cooperation in the field of science, education and high technology, opening up new prospects for training specialists in demand in the future technological order.

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In 2025, the number of Polytechnic students and postgraduates who won the grant competition of the Committee for Science and Higher Education of St. Petersburg almost doubled. Last year there were 73 of them, this year – 125.

Students will receive city government awards of 50,000 rubles, postgraduates – 100,000 rubles. The research topics cover five areas – these are projects in the field of humanities and technical sciences, medicine, natural and exact disciplines, as well as works related to culture and art.

One of the winners of the 2025 grant competition is the leading engineer of the educational research laboratory "Computational Mechanics" of the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU "Digital Engineering", a postgraduate student of the Physics and Mechanical Institute of SPbPU Mikhail Khovaiko, who presented an innovative project to create lightweight and reliable mesh structures from polymer composites for the space and aviation industries.

"The project is based on research conducted at the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU "Digital Engineering", as well as on the results of a series of scientific and experimental design work in the field of digital modeling and testing of composite materials," notes the author of the development. – We have not only proven the technical feasibility of using new technologies in the production of mesh structures for rocket and space technology, but also demonstrated their practical value. The implementation of such solutions will expand the use of polymer composites in high-tech mechanical engineering. Winning the competition confirms the relevance, novelty and significance of the problems solved within the framework of my dissertation research, and opens up new opportunities for its implementation: financial support will help accelerate the implementation of the development in industry, and recognition at the city level will increase interest from aerospace enterprises."

Postgraduate student Maxim Larin works as an engineer at the research laboratory "Laser and Additive Technologies" of IMMiT. He submitted a project for the competition "Development of laser cladding technology for restoration and extension of the service life of worn surfaces of large-sized equipment."

"Receiving the grant is an important step in developing my research in the field of repair laser cladding," Maxim shared. "The project is aimed at creating an effective technology for restoring and extending the service life of worn surfaces of large-sized equipment using the mobile laser cladding complex "Nomad", in the development of which I took direct part. This approach allows for restoration directly at the site of equipment operation, reducing downtime and increasing the efficiency of repair work."

A graduate student of the Institute of Power Engineering, Evgeny Chesnokov, won the competition with his project “Development of a methodology for determining the long-term permissible current load and emergency permissible current load on cable lines with temperature monitoring.”

"The project is dedicated to calculating long-term permissible current loads for medium and high voltage cable lines," said Evgeny. "The calculation methodology provided in the project helps optimize the operation of the cable network and effectively transmit electricity to the end user. In addition to the long-term permissible current load, the methodology allows calculating the emergency permissible current load, which makes it possible to effectively redistribute the load without harming the cable insulation. Based on the results of the project, two organizational standards were developed for PJSC Rosseti Lenenergo."

Andrey Shirokih, a graduate of the Institute of Power Engineering and an engineer at the Higher School of Power Engineering, presented a project for the competition entitled “Development of scientific and technical foundations for creating a digital twin of an aircraft engine and its control system.”

"I am glad that the project was noted, victories in such competitions motivate us to work and develop further," says Andrey. "In my opinion, digital twins are the basis for the future of aviation, a topic that needs to be developed as much as possible. I must say that the project I am working on would not have happened without the support of the Polytechnic University and the contribution of my colleagues. In many ways, the work is aimed at forming the material and technical base of the twin technology – these are experimental stands. Tests on such stands will allow us to work out the methods for creating digital twins, verify and validate the mathematical models embedded in them. Science cannot exist without an experiment, so I am doing experiments in a team of like-minded people. I hope that the results of my work will become one of the building blocks of a reliable foundation for domestic aircraft engine manufacturing."

By the way, read a long interview with Andrey Shirokih in the next issues of the project "Persona".

Margarita Yanchevskaya moved to the 2nd year of the IPMEiT master's program this year. She submitted her work "A multifactorial study of the transformation of applicants' perception of higher education institutions taking into account rating indicators" to the competition.

“The idea for the project arose from my observation of how complicated and multifaceted the process of choosing a university has become for modern applicants,” said Margarita. “They take into account many factors — from the availability of the required specialty and employment prospects to the opinion of parents and the atmosphere at the university. In recent years, the influence of subjective assessments on the perception of the quality of education has especially increased. I was interested in how these subjective factors interact with other criteria, whether ratings affect applicants’ priorities, and how applicants integrate this information into their selection system. The study showed that choosing a university for modern applicants is a multifactorial process. They evaluate universities based not only on academic indicators, but also on social factors. For successful positioning of a university, it is important to find a balance between these two aspects. Moreover, it is necessary to take into account the specifics of each university and the characteristics of applicants in different fields of study. These findings will enable us to develop more effective and targeted information strategies that take into account the wide range of factors that influence important life choices for each applicant.”

Graduate of the ISI Master's program "Digital Construction of Buildings and Structures" Prokhor Yakovlev In the project "Parametric modeling of design solutions for a hyperboloid structure", he developed a method for optimizing steel rod structures based on the criterion of minimizing metal consumption. A distinctive feature of the method is the automatic collection of climatic loads, as well as the use of an evolutionary algorithm to find an effective design solution. In his work, Prokhor implemented the method on a steel hyperboloid frame of a lighthouse structure. As a result of the study, optimal parameters of a hyperboloid structure based on the criterion of minimizing metal consumption were determined, with a reduction in the total mass by 4.5 times from the original version. Verification of the calculations was carried out by setting up the export of the calculation scheme in the LIRA-SAPR PC. An approach to detailing the design model using the automatic formation of typical nodes is also proposed, which significantly reduces costs. As Prokhor notes, the developed algorithms are universal and can be projected onto similar rod spatial structures.

Some of the guys have won KNVSh grants before. For example, Igor Repin, a postgraduate student at IE, who presented the project “Improving the energy efficiency of thermal power plants in St. Petersburg using energy-saving technologies.”

"I participated in the St. Petersburg grant competition for the second time, and won for the second time," Igor said. "Both works were related to the topic of the future dissertation and were based on the master's thesis. In the projects, I proposed modern methods for increasing the efficiency of power plants using heat pumps. The first victory gave me confidence, so I decided to participate this year. Over the year, I have added achievements and experience, there was no doubt that I would win this time! I am very happy about this, my birthday is coming up – I gave myself a great gift!"

Among the winners is the 2025 IMMiT “gold” graduate Andrey Klinovitsky with the project “Development of a robot consultant on a wheeled base and a voice human-machine interface”, Nikita Blagoy with the project “Model of digital transformation of business processes of enterprises of St. Petersburg based on game solutions”, Liliya Nezhinskaya with the project “Development of a methodology for modeling metamaterials for additive manufacturing using natural and virtual tests”, Daria Tutueva with the project “Assessment of the export-import potential of interaction between St. Petersburg and the regions of India in the field of mechanical engineering: modeling technology”, Vsevolod Gaiduk (project "Optimization of parameters of the rotary-screw propulsion unit of the robotic platform"), Anna Rovbo (the project “Development of technology for the production of bismuth-containing groups of grades of free-cutting steels for metallurgical companies”) andmany others.

Postgraduate students:

Anna Abdrakhmanova, project “Additive manufacturing of functionally graded polymer composite for lower limb prosthetics”;

Kristina Bondarenko, project “Methods of water purification from microplastics”;

Artem Borisov, project “The influence of TiC content on the manufacturing process, microstructure, mechanical and tribological properties of metal-matrix composite materials Inconel 718/TiC, manufactured using additive technology of jet-blown binder application”;

Vyacheslav Borisov, project “Functional adaptation of sets of road construction machines in the production of works on the construction of transport facilities”;

Vyacheslav Borovskikh, project “Creation and development of the energy infrastructure of St. Petersburg at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries: technology and business”;

Zhanna Burlutskaya, project “Multi-agent model of resource distribution in the process of implementing innovative developments in network associations of technology companies”;

Kirill Vasiliev, project “Scientific and methodological apparatus for processing mobile laser scanning data for designing road repairs”;

Dmitry Vibe, project "Automatic mechatronic system for detecting centering marks";

Ekaterina Vlasova, project “Development of a quality management system standard for a model of an automated system for forming a cross-functional project team at an enterprise in the defense industry complex”;

Ekaterina Volokitina, project “Development of technology for producing high-entropy CoCrFeNiMn alloy alloyed with nitrogen”;

Pavel Golovkin, project “Improving the functioning of the Russian market of cloud information and communication services”;

Danil Erutin, project “Improving the mechanical characteristics of polyamide-12 by forming a nature-like helicoidal structure using the layer-by-layer filament deposition method”;

Maria Zaitseva, project “Study of the features of the formation of the structure and mechanical properties of ferritic-martensitic dispersion-strengthened oxide steel during selective laser melting”;

Mikhail Ivkov, project “Development of methods for substantiating the operability of the passive heat removal system from the containment shell for the Leningrad NPP-2 under conditions of equipment aging”;

Tim Isakov, project "Application of spiking neural networks and reinforcement learning algorithms for controlling mobile robots";

Vladimir Karasev, project “Improving the performance properties of machine parts made of duplex steel, microalloyed with rare-earth metals, by controlling the phase composition and structural homogeneity of castings”;

Vadim Koyokin, project “Mathematical modeling of promising devices for converting thermal energy”;

Pavel Kozinets, project “Methodology for calculating response spectra at the installation marks of hydroelectric power station equipment”;

Dmitry Kravtsov, project “Combined tests for determining the mechanical properties of multilayer thin sheet metals using non-standardized samples”;

Vadim Kraft, project “Production and study of polyimide nonwoven materials with ultra-low dielectric constant for microelectronics tasks”;

Oleg Krotov, project “Development of a scientific and methodological apparatus for the design, construction, and operation of bridge supports using construction 3D printing”;

Yuri Kuznetsov, project “Optimization of parameters of sprinkler irrigators for finely atomized water”;

Yulia Lyamina, project “Development of a spectrophotometric method for diagnosing endothelial dysfunction”;

Alexey Melnik, project “Toolkit for assessing the digital potential of innovative industrial ecosystems in the context of a green economy (using the example of the industry of St. Petersburg)”;

Denis Mikhailov, project “Study of the influence of errors in determining the linear parameters of overhead power transmission lines on the results of calculations of steady-state modes and short-circuit currents”;

Pavel Mikhailov, project “Methodology for assessing digital maturity for industrial enterprises and ecosystems of St. Petersburg”;

Suhair Msukar, project “Development of a neural network for tracking negative changes in the human cardiovascular system based on pulse wave signals”;

Alisa Mustafina, project “Development of a digital inclusiveness index for online tourist services in St. Petersburg based on fuzzy sets”;

Daniil Provodin, project “Mobile differential refractometer with the option of changing the discreteness of the measurement scale”;

Yulia Sedova, project “Justification of a new method for mechanical testing of hot-rolled thick-walled pipes for power units”;

Evgeny Tanin, project “Industry determinants of economic development of the territories of the St. Petersburg agglomeration”;

Vasily Tverskoy, project “Recycling of coffee waste and its use for food production within the framework of a closed-loop economy”;

Ratmir Ustimenko, project “Light-converting and light-emitting IR devices on InAsP and InAsP-core/CaF2-shell whisker nanocrystals”;

Tatyana Fedorova, project “Numerical study of the process of reconversion of depleted uranium hexafluoride during its interaction with hydrogen-containing substances and oxygen in combustion mode for the development of a methodology for scaling a tunnel burner reactor.”

Oleg Tsykunov, project “Development of a mathematical model of filtration and a hybrid optimization algorithm for processing the results of streaming experiments”;

Valentina Chelysheva, project “Reducing the negative impact on water bodies using chitosan-graphene oxide sorbents”;

Sergey Shavurov, project “Development of a virtual laboratory for life safety”;

Polina Shinkevich, project “Reducing anthropogenic impact on the environment through the use of microalgae”;

Daria Shudegova, project "Using neural networks in teaching reading in English in the multi-level educational system of St. Petersburg."

Students:

Margarita Absalyamova, project “Autoimmune component of the pathogenesis of Parkinson’s disease: the role of autoantibodies against neurotensin”;

Kirill Alesich, project “Hybrid design schemes as a way to optimize the cost and timing of construction of residential buildings”;

Maxim Antonenko, project “System for remote biomonitoring of heart rate based on photoplethysmography”;

Maxim Antonov, project “Assessment of the thermal impact of burning cable lines on the building structures of the storage and repair building of the metro electric depot”;

Alexandra Antonova, project “Application of digital twins in the work of social security institutions”;

Eldar Asadullaev, project “Improving state policy in the field of creating a comfortable urban environment”;

Ignat Bayanov, project “Application of meshless methods for solving problems of modeling emergency situations”;

Dmitry Boldarev, project “Rubidium quantum frequency standard using a frequency converter based on a waveguide path”;

Svyatoslav Boloban, project “Flexible structures of protective structures based on materials with an auxetic structure”;

Anna Gaina, project “Using a PID controller for temperature control in the process of laser hardening of steel”;

Gleb Golikov, project “Automated exchange bot for algorithmic trading of digital assets in the context of ensuring information security at enterprises in St. Petersburg: problems and solutions”;

Natalia Grozova, project “Development of radiation-resistant polymer composite materials for the protection of solar cells”;

Daria Davydova, project “New optical tissue oximetry sensor for monitoring the functional state and aerobic performance of humans”;

Daria Denisenko, project “Improving the system of organizing training in labor protection through the development of a software product”;

Ilya Denisov, project “Improving the methodology for assessing the probability of ignition of a cloud of fuel-air mixture in urban areas”;

Maxim Dergachev, project “Development of a model for the formation and algorithms for optimizing the composition of an IT project team”;

Ksenia Dolgova, project “Analysis and justification of the development of urban recreation zones in small towns (using the city of Kudrovo in the Leningrad Region as an example)”;

Maya Egorova, project “Green Finance as a Tool for Ensuring Sustainable Development in BRICS Member Countries”;

Ekaterina Esipova, project “Modeling the work of international organizations as an important aspect in the training of international students”;

Nikita Izbyakov, project “Modernization of an experimental stand and testing for validation of calculations of a radial-axial turbine operating on supercritical carbon dioxide”;

Polina Zhirakova, project “Intelligent evacuation system on sea vessels using reinforcement learning algorithms and modeling of fire hazards”;

Timofey Zhorzhikov, project “Legal regulation of digital technologies”;

Daniil Zhuravlev, project “Evaluation of the use of asphalt concrete mixtures using polymer modifiers in combination with maleic anhydride”;

Serafim Zagorodniy, project “Methodology for the formation of a corporate system for classifying construction information”;

Alexander Zeleny, project “Optimization of information retrieval algorithms for educational text corpora in the context of RAG systems”;

Elizaveta Ivanova, project of an air-supported structure for a non-standard building site;

Sharip Isaev, project “Modern approaches to designing architectural lighting using artificial intelligence”;

Ekaterina Isupova, project “Multifunctional temperature control and management unit for a gas cell of a quantum discriminator of a rubidium frequency standard”;

Danila Karaulov, project “Expansion of the fundamental base for the creation of photodetectors and infrared radiation sources based on GeSi/Si semiconductor quantum dots”;

Ekaterina Kirgetova, project “The Enigmatic Genre of Russian and English Poetry as a Means of Developing Students’ Ethnocultural Concepts (Comparative-Contrastive Analysis)”;

Ilya Klepov, project “Development of an algorithmic system for supporting investment decisions in the stock market”;

Alexey Kozhus, project “Scenarios for the architectural and landscape organization of public spaces of low-rise historical buildings on the territory of the Narvskaya Zastava in St. Petersburg”;

David Kokaya, project “Methodology for environmental assessment of the life cycle of buildings using information modeling technologies”;

Ekaterina Kondaurova, project “Fundamentals of adaptation and development of cultural literacy of foreign students studying in St. Petersburg in the field of “Foreign regional studies” (within the framework of the discipline “Foreign language”)”;

Polina Kornienko, project “Luminescent communication in multi-junction solar cells”;

Lidiya Kudryavtseva, project “Development of a methodology for assessing the frequency of accidents for equipment of main pipeline transport site facilities”;

Denis Kustov, project “Improving mechanisms of public administration in the sphere of urban public transport (using the example of St. Petersburg)”;

Valeria Lapshina, project “Methodology for automated design of a construction master plan”;

Anna Maksimova, project “Improving the efficiency of the MFC network in the Leningrad Region: improving the personnel management system”;

Marina Malashenko, project “Modeling of indicators of road transport safety in the regions of the Russian Federation”;

Victor Matveev, project “Development of a technical vision system for identifying obstacles and the supporting surface in front of a mobile robot using a neural network”;

Alexey Melnikov, project “Study of the features of shape change of ring power elements made of TiNi alloy after active deformation”;

Valeria Mitsuk, project “Repair of asphalt concrete surfaces of city roads in conditions of dense traffic flows”;

Mikhail Murashko, project “Gamification as a technology for overcoming psychological and pedagogical barriers in learning foreign languages in a digital environment”;

Nika Nikolaenya, project “Development of youth-oriented fair and exhibition events in St. Petersburg”;

Ilya Norvatov, project “Polarization-sensitive electro-optical shutter for the terahertz spectral range”;

Elena Obukhova, forecast “Forecasting VK share prices using machine learning methods: development of an investment analysis model for St. Petersburg”;

Denis Pelmenev, project “Study of obstacle avoidance algorithms when controlling the movement of an underwater biosimilar tunimorphic robot”;

Anna Petrova, project “Development of a set of measures to enhance the investment attractiveness of a development project using the example of the reconstruction of a real estate object”;

Prokhor Polyakov, project “Organization of a payment interaction system between the Russian Federation and the People’s Republic of China based on the Ruble-Yuan liquidity pool technology”;

Elena Porfiryeva, project “New non-invasive method for determining coefficients in esCCO technology for reliable diagnostics of a patient’s cardiac output in real time”;

Valeria Rekina, project “Universal prototype of a mobile version of a website for multidisciplinary medical clinics”;

Ivan Rud, project “Development of a method for diagnosing the quality of semiconductor thin-film photovoltaic structures for clothing and equipment”;

Zakhar Saranin, project “Statistical analysis of retail prices for refined petroleum products at regional gas stations in St. Petersburg using a dynamic data parsing information system”;

Mikhail Safoshkin, project “The influence of outrigger floor types on the stress-strain state of a high-rise building frame when calculating progressive collapse”;

Elizaveta Svirina, project “Comparative analysis of regional differences in the formation of students’ professional expectations”;

Ksenia Selyakova, project “Assessment of the accuracy of hydraulic calculations of water supply systems using BIM technologies”;

Oleg Sergeev, project “Development of visual models to optimize the implementation of an environmental management system at hazardous production facilities”;

Evgeny Seredin, project “Modeling the dynamics of CO2 emissions in the regions of the Russian Federation”;

Arseniy Sluzhaev, project “Mobile transport robots: the influence of nonlinearity of elasticity coefficients on the design; decentralized control system; possibility of application in the Arctic region”;

Olesya Starchenkova, project “Analysis and clustering of unreliable news information as a tool for ensuring regional information security”;

Yaroslava Solntseva, project “The influence of taking into account the work of a combined beam on the dimensions of the cross-section of frame elements”;

Alexander Subbota, project “Parametric modeling of Gaussian curvature coatings and clarification of the nature of wind impact on them”;

Olga Suchkova, project “Research into mill scale processing processes”;

Polina Filatova, project “Analysis of Russian-Chinese cooperation in the Arctic: asymmetry of interests and prospects for sustainable partnership”;

Adel Khaliullin, project “Mathematical model for forming a portfolio of innovative projects”;

Maxim Chemusov, project “Development of a module for identifying violations by electric scooter drivers using computer vision technologies”;

Daria Chernukha, project “Application of a risk-oriented approach in the operation of the gas transmission system”;

Daria Shalamova, project “Application of laboratory work in physics in classes on Russian as a foreign language at the preparatory faculty”;

Alexey Shikharev, project “Development of an approach to assessing the effectiveness of regional waste management systems in Russia”;

Olesya Shosheva, project “Preoperative planning of hardware-surgical expansion of the upper jaw based on finite element modeling”;

Anastasia Yuniceva, project “Digitalization of agricultural crop cultivation processes through the introduction of an intelligent information system using UAVs”,

Diana Yakimenko, project “Formation of a teacher’s personal brand using artificial intelligence technologies in the context of digital transformation of the educational environment.”

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The award ceremony for the winners of the XX open competition of PJSC "TGK-1" for the best diploma project among students of the Northwestern Federal District was held. Polytechnic students once again demonstrated a high level of training, winning prizes in key nominations.

Over the past 20 years, the competition has become a significant platform for identifying promising specialists and relevant solutions in the energy sector. The participants' work was assessed by experts from PJSC TGK-1 based on the criteria of the topic's relevance to the industry, the quality of development, and the effectiveness of the project.

It is very pleasant that our cooperation with universities is becoming more active every year, new universities are constantly joining us. Such events unite all energy specialists, and our employees are increasingly immersed in working with students. Each project was reviewed by at least two experts from the company, – said the head of the Training Center Victoria Plotnikova.

Winners and prize winners from SPbPU

Nomination "Thermal power plants and heating networks"

Andrey Kuvaev — Master's degree program "High-tech and economics of innovations"; Master's thesis "Improving the efficiency of fuel backup systems of thermal power plants". Supervisor: Olga Valentinovna Novikova, Associate Professor of the Higher School of Nuclear and Thermal Energy of the Institute of Power Engineering of SPbPU, Candidate of Economic Sciences.

Mark Mironchuk — Master's degree in Thermal Power Engineering and Thermal Engineering; Master's thesis "Optimization of the thermal scheme of a combined-cycle gas turbine unit based on GTE-65 for the climatic conditions of St. Petersburg". Supervisor: Yaroslav Aleksandrovich Vladimirov, Deputy Director of the Institute of Power Engineering of SPbPU, Candidate of Technical Sciences.

Nomination "Electrical systems and networks"

Dmitry Egorov — Master's degree program "Heat Power Engineering and Thermal Engineering"; Master's thesis "Optimization of the power supply system of isolated and remote settlements due to the introduction of flexible sources". Supervisor: Irina Dmitrievna Anikina, Associate Professor of the Higher School of Nuclear and Thermal Energy of the Institute of Power Engineering of SPbPU, Candidate of Technical Sciences.

Nomination "Economics and Management at an Energy Enterprise"

Vladimir Kashepov — Master's degree program "High-tech and economics of innovations"; Master's thesis "Development of hydrogen energy in Russia: economic and technological analysis of hydrogen transport and storage technologies". Supervisor: Tatyana Mikhailovna Bugaeva, Associate Professor of the Higher Engineering and Economic School of the Institute of Industrial Management, Economics and Trade of SPbPU, PhD in Economics.

Polina Karpovich — Management major; final qualifying work “Intellectual Property Management on the Example of Energy Industry Enterprises”. Supervisor: Inga Viktorovna Skvortsova, Associate Professor of the Higher School of Industrial Management of the Institute of Industrial Management, Economics and Trade of SPbPU, Doctor of Economics.

Nomination "Automation and information technologies in energy"

Elena Rakhimova — Master's degree program "Software Engineering"; Master's thesis "Development of a decision support system for an energy generating company". Supervisor: Igor Vasilyevich Ilyin, Director of the Higher School of Business Engineering of the Institute of Industrial Management, Economics and Trade of SPbPU, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor.

Nomination "Reduction of harmful impact on the environment and ecology in energy"

Ekaterina Zavorochayeva — Master's degree program "High-tech and economics of innovations"; Master's thesis "Assessment of the impact of the use of technology for processing machine oil on the environmental situation in the region of the Russian Federation". Supervisor: Yulia Adolfovna Voropaeva, Associate Professor of the Higher Engineering and Economic School of the Institute of Industrial Management, Economics and Trade of SPbPU, Head of the Tariff Regulation Department of the Department of Economics, Candidate of Economic Sciences.

Nomination "Construction, operation and management of renewable energy facilities"

Alexander Safonov — Master's degree program "Heat Power Engineering and Thermal Engineering"; Master's thesis "Efficiency of the implementation of technology for processing solid municipal waste into hydrogen at the Severnaya TPP-21 of PJSC TGK-1". Supervisor: Irina Dmitrievna Anikina, Associate Professor of the Higher School of Nuclear and Thermal Energy of the Institute of Power Engineering of SPbPU, Candidate of Technical Sciences.

Deputy Managing Director for Development and Property Management of PJSC TGK-1 Eduard Lisitsky noted: Great enthusiasm and courage of young specialists in solving complex technical problems, high level of diploma theses and proposed solutions.

HR Director of PJSC TGK-1 Evgeniya Kvint emphasized: I thank the representatives of universities for their interest in cooperation with TGK-1, for your productive work with students who are interested in science, technology and our company. We will be happy to welcome talented guys to our company for internship and, of course, employment.

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The final of the 5th All-Russian LOUD Communications Award was held in St. Petersburg. Following the public defenses, a team of students from the Higher School of Media Communications and Public Relations of the Humanitarian Institute won second place, presenting the All-Russian competition-forum of communications projects "Engineers of Meanings" to the jury. Itheld at SPbPU since 2023.

The competition-forum "Engineers of Meanings" is rapidly gaining momentum. The number of applications has increased. Our student team of organizers, which annually numbers more than 30 people, ranks and works out the project tasks in more detail. This year, schoolchildren joined us for the first time. I am sure that for all of them, this is an invaluable experience of professional and communication skills, – noted the director of the Higher School of Music and Social Sciences of the State University of the Russian Federation Marina Arkannikova.

The "Engineers of Meanings" were defended by Irina Frey, Elina Sharafutdinova, Daria Vlasevskaya and Arina Dubina, who presented the competition-forum that took place in the spring of this year.

We took part in the LOUD award for the first time. It is very pleasant that the experts highly appreciated our project. This is a new stage in the development of the competition-forum, we have gained colossal experience, which will definitely be analyzed and taken into account when implementing the project next year, – noted the head of the competition-forum "Engineers of Meanings", a first-year student of the master's program at the Higher School of Social Sciences and Sociology of the State University of St. Petersburg Irina Frey.

In total, 145 applications were submitted in 18 nominations in the fifth season of the LOUD award from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Omsk, Orenburg, Tolyatti, Saratov, Sarapul, Krasnoyarsk, Novosibirsk, Norilsk, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and other cities and regions of Russia. The student nomination "4Future: student project/event" became the most popular among the participants – seven student projects were included in the shortlist.

At the final of the LOUD award, all participants managed to show their initiative, share ideas, and of course, meet interesting people, discover new talents. I was glad to become part of our PR community. I am grateful to our friendly team, teachers, and in particular Marina Sergeevna Arkannikova, for their support and faith in us and our meanings, – noted 3rd year student of the Higher School of Social Sciences and Social Work of the State University of St. Petersburg Darya Vlasevskaya.

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The Academic Council of SPbPU adopted the Regulation on the personalized scholarships of the Physics and Mechanics Institute. Starting from the 2025/2026 academic year, the best Physics and Mechanics Master's students will start receiving personalized scholarships based on the results of the competition, named after outstanding professors who worked at the Physics and Mechanics Faculty of the Polytechnic University. The scholarships will be paid from the income from the management of the target capital "Development of scientific, educational, youth and educational projects of Physics and Mechanics".

"Last year, thanks to the activity of graduates and employees, a target capital was formed at PhysMech," said Nikolai Ivanov, Acting Director of the Physics and Mechanics Institute. "It is gratifying that, by decision of the Institute's Academic Council, the first project to which the income from the target capital will be directed is personal scholarships for master's students. The scholarships will allow us to reward the brightest students who are starting their path in science. Involvement in scientific research is one of the cornerstones of the "PhysMech system," created by outstanding scientists and organizers of higher education, after whom the scholarships are named."

A total of five scholarships have been established – one for students in each of the five Master's degree programs.

Students of the master's program in the field of "Mechanics and Mathematical Modeling" will be awarded a scholarship named after Ivan Vsevolodovich Meshchersky.

I. V. Meshchersky (1859–1935) was a Russian scientist and mechanic, the founder of the mechanics of variable mass systems. When the St. Petersburg Polytechnic Institute opened, he was invited to the position of professor of the theoretical mechanics department and played a decisive role in the development of this discipline. It was Ivan Meshchersky’s lecture on theoretical mechanics for students of all technical departments that became the first lecture given at the newly opened Polytechnic Institute. Meshchersky was one of those scientists who sought to bring the teaching of mechanics closer to the needs of engineering practice; he created the classic “Collection of Problems in Theoretical Mechanics” and introduced practical classes for students to solve problems. In 1907–1908, he served as director of the St. Petersburg Polytechnic Institute.

Students of the Master's program in the field of "Applied Mathematics and Physics" will be awarded a scholarship named after Lev Gerasimovich Loitsyansky.

L. G. Loitsyansky (1900–1991) was a Soviet scientist and mechanic, the founder and first head of the Department of Hydroaerodynamics at the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics (1935–1975), and a leading specialist in boundary layer and turbulence theory. He began his teaching career in 1922 as an assistant to Professor A. A. Friedman at the Department of Theoretical Mechanics. L. G. Loitsyansky is the author of fundamental monographs and textbooks on hydrogasdynamics and theoretical mechanics. L. G. Loitsyansky’s textbook “Mechanics of Liquids and Gases” is still a reference book for both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as specialists in hydroaerodynamics. The scientific school of physical mechanics of liquids and gases created by Lev Gerasimovich is one of the leading schools in the country and is supported and developed at SPbPU by his students and the students of his students.

Master's students in the Applied Mechanics program will be awarded a scholarship named after Anatoly Isakovich Lurye.

A. I. Lurye (1901–1980) was a Soviet scientist and mechanic, Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, and the author of fundamental works on theoretical and analytical mechanics, oscillation theory, operational calculus and automatic control theory, shell theory, and linear and nonlinear elasticity theory. The textbook on theoretical mechanics, which he co-authored with his colleague and friend L. G. Loitsyansky, was used by more than one generation of students. From 1944 to 1977, A. I. Lurye headed the Department of Dynamics and Strength of Machines at the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics (since 1960, the Department of Mechanics and Control Processes). A unique scientific team was formed around Anatoly Isakovich, which is still commonly called the “Lurye school”. The works of A. I. Lurye’s students occupy a significant place in Russian mechanics and are known throughout the world.

Master's students majoring in Physics will be awarded a scholarship named after Boris Pavlovich Konstantinov.

B. P. Konstantinov (1910–1969) was a Soviet physicist and academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences. His scientific interests were extremely broad: he published works on acoustics, physical chemistry, isotope physics, plasma physics and the problem of controlled thermonuclear fusion, and astrophysics. As head of a laboratory at the Physicotechnical Institute (now named after A. F. Ioffe), from 1947 Boris Pavlovich worked part-time at the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute, headed the department of technical physics, and then organized several departments at the FMP: experimental nuclear physics, isotope physics, and biophysics. On his initiative, a specialization in astrophysics was opened at the LPI. B. P. Konstantinov was the director of the A. F. Ioffe Physicotechnical Institute (1957–1967) and dean of the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics (1964–1966).

Students of the Master's program in the field of "Applied Mathematics and Computer Science" will be awarded a scholarship named after Vladimir Aleksandrovich Troitsky.

V. A. Troitsky (1927–2004) was a graduate of Anatoly Isakovich Lurye's school, the organizer and first head of the Department of Computational Mathematics of the Faculty of Physics and Mechanics (in 1989 the department was named Applied Mathematics), and the Dean of the Faculty of Physics and Mechanics (1966–1973). V. A. Troitsky studied the theory of optimal processes, with an emphasis on the development and application of analytical and numerical methods for solving problems of optimizing mechanical systems. Under the supervision of Professor Troitsky, the department conducted scientific research in the field of developing numerical methods for solving various problems in mechanics.

Personal scholarships of PhysMech will be awarded each semester on a competitive basis to master's students who have demonstrated high achievements in academic and research activities. The scholarship amount in the 2025/2026 academic year will be 6,000 rubles per month. The competition will be held in the first ten days of September. For information on the competitive selection procedure, please contact the heads of educational programs.

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During the summer language and cultural camp, foreign students of our university went on an excursion to Peterhof, the famous residence of Russian emperors and one of the most impressive palace and park ensembles in the world. Students from nine countries took part in the trip: India, Zambia, Burundi, Kenya, Ethiopia, Angola, Guinea-Bissau, Cameroon and Cambodia.

From the first minutes of visiting the Grand Peterhof Palace, the students were immersed in the era of luxury and grandeur of the Russian Empire. They saw the state rooms decorated with gold, crystal and paintings, and also learned about the lives of the Russian tsars.

After the tour of the palace, the students went to explore the famous parks of Peterhof. In the Upper Garden, they were greeted by well-kept alleys and symmetrical fountains, and in the Lower Park, a stunning view of the Gulf of Finland and the Chess Mountain cascade. The culmination was the legendary Samson fountain, symbolizing Russia's victory in the Northern War.

But the real surprise for the participants were the famous Peterhof joke fountains! Unprepared for such a fun challenge, the students all fell under the streams of water secretly beating from under the ground. Everyone got wet, but this only added to the laughter and joy.

With friends and our teacher Elizaveta, we went on an amazing excursion to Peterhof! It was my first encounter with this amazing place. It exceeded all expectations. Our guide took us around the palace and told us its history so fascinatingly that time flew by. I really enjoyed it — the excursion was truly interesting and memorable! — shared Dos Santos Pereira Danilson from Guinea-Bissau.

This trip is not just an excursion, but part of a larger summer camp program, where students study Russian, participate in master classes, and get acquainted with Russian culture. The university continues to organize such events, strengthening international ties and creating opportunities for intercultural dialogue.

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The staff of the Research Laboratory "Laser and Additive Technologies" of the Institute of Metallurgy and Metallurgy of the St. Petersburg Polytechnic University completed a key stage of R&D within the framework of the delivery of a technological complex for laser powder cladding for the LLC "UK "KER-Holding".

Engineers from the Research Laboratory "LiAT" of the Institute of Metallurgy and Metallurgy of the St. Petersburg Polytechnic University completed the practical part of the project aimed at transferring laser surfacing technologies for the restoration of gas turbine engine components, and conducted acceptance tests of the previously delivered laser powder surfacing technological complex.

The work was carried out as part of the second stage of R & D. The main objective was to implement and test laser cladding modes on two types of parts and control samples, including components made of heat-resistant nickel superalloys. The focus of the project was the restoration of the SGT-300 first-stage nozzle blades and the first-stage working blades of the Taurus 60 gas turbine engine.

All stages were accompanied by a full technological cycle: coordination of sample geometry, fluorescent testing for cracks, development of technological instructions, design and manufacture of equipment.

Mikhail Kuznetsov, Head of the Research Laboratory "LiAT" of the SPbPU Institute of Metallurgy and Metallurgy, noted: The laboratory staff successfully carried out acceptance tests of the laser cladding complex and demonstrated the applicability of the developed technologies taking into account the specifics of real production conditions. At the next stage, it is planned to equip the complex with a sealed chamber.

Long-term cooperation with UK KER-Holding LLC is one of the examples of how scientific developments of the Scientific Research Laboratory LiAT of IMMiT SPbPU find real application in industry. This is an important step towards the introduction of import-substituting technologies in the field of aviation and power engineering.

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A modern café has opened in the Maximum Hotel of the SPbPU Student City. The long-awaited event is especially pleasing, since until now there were no public catering outlets in the immediate vicinity. Now students living in the Maximum Hotel and guests have the opportunity to have a comfortable breakfast and snack during the day.

The opening ceremony was attended by Vice-Rector for Organizational and Economic Work Stanislav Vladimirov and Director of the SPbPU Student Campus Vyacheslav Olshevsky.

The modern space of the cafe is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable rest. Here you can not only have a snack, but also work with a laptop or meet with classmates or friends in a cozy atmosphere.

The wide range of menu includes both breakfasts and full lunches. Particular attention is paid to the pricing policy – the establishment is focused on students, so the prices remain affordable.

It is very important to create a comfortable environment for our students and the opening of the cafe confirms this. Also, the opening of the cafe is a successful joint work of all university services, – noted Stanislav Vladimirov.

Director of the Student City Vyacheslav Olshevsky added: I thank everyone who took part in the opening of this food outlet, which everyone was waiting for with impatience, and I hope that now the accommodation of SPbPU students in the “Maximum” hotel will become even more comfortable, which will be reflected in their academic success!

Students and guests have already appreciated the advantages of the new cafe. According to them, they now have a comfortable place to relax and the opportunity to eat well without leaving the building of the hotel "Maximum".

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Lost in the stream of problems? Don't know who to turn to for help? We answer: Politekhnicheskaya Street 29, lit. O (Polytech Tower). The SPbPU "Tochka Opory" Psychological Support Center (PSC) operates here. A team of psychologists works to ensure that you can always get support in a difficult situation.

Why do universities need psychologists?

Firstly, it is supposed to be that way. In 2022, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation and the Russian Academy of Education developed a concept for developing a network of psychological services in universities. According to the departments' recommendations, psychologists should carry out educational, psychocorrectional, diagnostic and advisory work with all participants in the educational process. Psychological and social well-being is part of the youth policy in the country and, in particular, in universities.

Secondly, life inside the university is not a vacuum, there are enough tense situations, challenges and problems. Some students have difficulties with adaptation, some are overly nervous before exams, somewhere there are conflicts in the team, someone has difficulty making decisions, and there are also overloads from combining work and study, and much more.

Finally, psychology is becoming more accessible through self-help books and materials, and the demand for them is growing.

What questions do people ask the Center’s psychologists?

"Tochka Opory" has been operating for three and a half years now within the structure of the Polytechnic Youth Policy Department. Its audience is students, employees and teachers, approximately 40-50 thousand people.

In 2024, the Center's psychologists conducted 931 individual consultations. In just over half of 2025, specialists have already conducted more than 670 consultations. The Center notes that the overwhelming majority (97%) of those who applied are students and postgraduates, while employees and teachers make up about 3%.

What worries people the most?

Relationships with others — 37%. Polytechnic students most often come to psychologists to sort out their relationships with partners, parents, and to establish communication with peers, friends, or work colleagues. A large number of social groups and regular contacts are inevitable in the university environment (and in life), which is why the ability to build relationships is a necessary skill for every person.

Anxiety and fears — 26%. The Center's specialists note experiences due to loneliness, changes, illnesses, studies, personal development and much more. Working with these difficulties is not the easiest and fastest process, but the result significantly increases overall well-being. To help those who have applied, the Center's specialists use elements of cognitive behavioral therapy: consultative work involves working through states, thoughts and feelings both at a meeting with a specialist and in the form of homework and practices.

Self-esteem and self-confidence – 12%.

In 2025, issues of emotional state and stress, personal identity and relationships, and studies occupied men and women approximately equally. At the same time, men addressed questions on “Productivity and self-management” three times more often, while women with exactly the same proportion prevailed in the category “Psychological trauma, loss, grief”. However, psychologists perceive these facts with caution.

In fact, although men and women have a number of unique features, they are in many ways equally susceptible to common crisis situations and experiences. It is possible to talk about the specificity of appeals depending on gender with a number of reservations, since such conclusions require a more thorough analysis, – says psychologist of the TsPS "Tochka Opory" Andrey Kuzmin.

Psychologists remind us that difficulties and experiences are a natural part of our lives, they can occur in anyone and at any age, regardless of status, gender and other characteristics. If you are unable to cope with the difficulties on your own, it makes sense to contact a specialist who will be able to clarify the causes, alleviate the symptoms and work out new behavior patterns together with you. If the difficulties go beyond the scope of psychological practice, then experts will recommend seeking help from specialized specialists: cardiologists, neurologists, psychotherapists and psychiatrists.

Not just consultations

If you think that a psychologist's work is limited to the walls of a consultation room, you will be only partly right. In addition, our specialists conduct discussion clubs, support groups, thematic trainings and much more.

Individual consultations are an opportunity to support a person during an acute period or to start a process of fundamental changes, starting a targeted work from the deepest layers of the psyche. However, at a certain point, it makes sense to supplement such work with group formats, in which a person learns to see himself from the outside, practices interaction skills and plays out different situations in a safe environment, says Daria Popova, a psychologist at the TsPS Tochka Opory.

In addition, psychologists participate in university events. For example, on May 17 in the Polytechnic Park during the family festival "Beauty-day" The Center's staff held a "Plasticine Date" class for parents and children.

Recently, we have noted a growing interest in art therapy practices. For example, the event “Plasticine Date” has become a successful format for joint creativity of children and parents. In addition, I managed to open a workshop on neurographics – this is a space where participants can reveal their emotions and experiences through drawings, abstractions and free lines, – shared Veronika Sudakova, a psychologist at the TsPS “Tochka Opory”.

The Center's specialists are also experimenting with new types of activities. This year, psychologist Anastasia Markevich launched the online marathon "Anxiety under control" on the Telegram channel for the first time.

"This is a unique opportunity to bring useful self-help practices to a wider audience," said Anastasia. "The idea was to share practical developments on the topic of growing anxiety in a remote format. We have not had such a practice before and, judging by the coverage and feedback from the participants, we successfully managed to implement such a mini-project, which I am very happy about!"

In the same format, in August, psychologist Daria Popova launched a 24-day online intensive course “Fight Back from Stress” with elements of gamification.

The Center's psychologists regularly improve their qualifications and attend specialized events, such as the All-Russian conference "Personnel work and labor protection in scientific and educational organizations of higher education", the All-Russian seminar-meeting of psychologists of educational organizations of the higher education system.

In 2025, the employees of the CPS became members of the St. Petersburg Psychological Society (SPbPO) and received membership cards at the Faculty of Psychology of St. Petersburg State University. Membership provides an opportunity to participate in events to keep abreast of current trends in psychological science and practice, have affiliation and the status of a specialist.

Communication with representatives of psychological services of other universities is also part of the activities of the Center's employees: this summer, the Polytechnic University hosted a supervision for psychologists from St. Petersburg universities, during which the Center's employees, together with their colleagues, discussed the most difficult therapeutic cases and shared their experiences.

Attending conferences, supporting the specialized community and sharing experiences with colleagues are extremely important for us, since the work of a psychologist implies regular contact with the difficult states of those who seek help. At events and meetings, we can discuss our practice, debate, learn new things and spend time in the company of like-minded people, restoring our own resources, – notes Anna Filimonova, a psychologist at the TsPS "Tochka Opory".

The Center’s specialists are currently planning to search for new ideas in working with different groups of applicants.

During the existence of our service, we have accumulated rich experience in consulting and working with various categories of requests. Having started with a small team of psychologists, by now the Center has developed into a full-fledged team of specialists and has all the necessary resources to provide support to everyone who feels the need for it. Our mission is to promote the well-being of our beloved Polytechnic University and the entire society as a whole, – says Anna Kalugina, Director of the Center for Social Support "Tochka Opory".

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