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During a working visit to Novosibirsk, Minister of Education and Science Valery Falkov, together with Novosibirsk Region Governor Andrei Travnikov, inspected the second phase of construction and completed facilities. modern campus of Novosibirsk State University, which is being built as part of the national "Youth and Children" project. The second phase of construction includes three buildings with a total area of 40,000 square meters. They will be able to accommodate up to 3,000 students.

The lecture hall building, with an area of over 15,000 square meters, can accommodate approximately 1,700 students at a time. It also houses a research library with a collection of approximately 1 million books, a student project center, coworking spaces, and a conference hall. The building also features a glass atrium, which enhances natural light and gives the space a unique appearance. Additionally, an overhead walkway with stained-glass windows connects the lecture hall building with NSU's existing academic building for convenient movement. The new building opened in August 2025, and classes began there in September.

The second phase of the campus also includes two facilities, the construction of which is planned for completion in 2026. This is an educational and scientific center Institute of Medicine and Medical TechnologiesIt will accommodate students in the medical, pharmaceutical, and psychological fields, including the new programs of Medical Cybernetics and Industrial Pharmacy. It will house laboratories for molecular pharmacology, molecular virology, oncology, and other fields, as well as the largest simulation center in Siberia for practicing the practical skills of future doctors. The second facility will be a research center with the capacity to accommodate up to 180 researchers. The center's areas of expertise include biotechnology and biomedical research, artificial intelligence and big data processing, and space and special instrumentation.

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In the building of the new research center (R&C) of NSU, which is one of the second stage facilities modern campus of NSUInterior finishing has begun at the building being built as part of the national "Youth and Children" project. Work on the internal engineering systems is also underway, with almost a third of the work completed.

The second stage of the project, in addition to the NSU Research Center, includes a building for continuous classrooms, which has already been built and has been actively operating since the fall of this year, and an educational and scientific center. Institute of Medicine and Medical Technologies of NSUThe total area of the three buildings is approximately 40 thousand square meters.

"The new educational space will provide additional opportunities for the development of science and technology in the region. The research center building will house classrooms and laboratories for research in medicine, chemistry, and biology. Finishing work and installation of utility systems are currently underway," said Karen Oganesyan, CEO of the Unified Customer Production and Consulting Company.

Additionally, the building's roofing has already been completed, the façades and stained-glass windows are in the final stages, and comprehensive landscaping work is underway in the surrounding area, with more than 75% of the work completed. Overall construction readiness for the facility is 70%.

"About 180 NSU research staff will work in the new NSU Research Center building. Using the modern campus infrastructure, we will develop promising scientific and technological areas. These include biotechnology and biomedical research, artificial intelligence and big data processing, and space and special instrumentation. NSU has every opportunity to become a leader in Russia in these areas. With the support of industrial partners, we will also create new products and technologies for strategically important industries," commented NSU Rector and RAS Academician Mikhail Fedoruk.

All construction and installation work at the site is planned to be completed in 2026.

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Construction readiness of the educational and scientific center Institute of Medicine and Medical Technologies (UNC IMMT) and the research center (R&D), which are part of the second stage of the new NSU campus, being built within the framework of the national project "Youth and Children", exceeded 70%.

Currently, the walls and partitions are fully laid, and work on the roof, stained-glass windows, and facades is almost complete. Landscaping is over 75% complete, and external utility lines are 95% complete. Interior finishing is currently underway, including wall alignment, floor screeding, and installation of internal utility lines. At the NSU Institute of Mathematics and Mathematics (IMMT) UDC, this work is over 30% complete. Construction of a sewage pumping station for stormwater drainage has also begun.

"Biotechnology is a promising field that is currently actively developing in our region. NSU has every chance of becoming a leader, as the university and Akademgorodok boast a strong fundamental educational and research base. Importantly, we have the support of major industrial partners who are involved in training personnel and are ready to introduce new products and technologies into the economy. The infrastructure being created on the new campus will be the region's tangible contribution to achieving the goals of the national projects 'New Health-Saving Technologies' and 'Bioeconomics.' We, as the Government of the Novosibirsk Region, have provided and will continue to provide every possible support to medical and biotechnological research projects that will be implemented on the modern NSU campus, as they directly contribute to improving people's quality of life and the country's technological sovereignty," noted Irina Manuilova, Vice Governor of the Novosibirsk Region.

— The infrastructure being created is an important part of the university's development strategy. We recently presented the results of our work on Priority 2030 program and confirmed their position among the leading universities. One of our key research areas in the coming years will be a strategic technology project in biomedicine. Its implementation will be possible thanks to the laboratories and pilot production of biotech products that will be located in the new buildings, commented NSU Rector and RAS Academician Mikhail Fedoruk.

The new building of the NSU IMMT UDC will provide conditions for training more than 700 students in the medical, pharmaceutical and psychological fields, including new ones – Medical Cybernetics And Industrial Pharmacy, which opened at NSU in 2025. They will house workshops and laboratories for molecular pharmacology, metabolomic research, medicinal chemistry, molecular virology, and oncology, among others, as well as the largest simulation center in Siberia for practicing the practical skills of future doctors in basic and advanced cardiopulmonary resuscitation, diagnosing a wide range of cardiac and pulmonary pathologies, certain anesthesiological and neurosurgical procedures, and more.

Construction of the new buildings is scheduled for completion in 2026. The general contractor is MONOTEK STROY.

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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In the new building of the NSU flow auditoriums, which is part of the second stage of the project modern campus of NSU, which is being built as part of the national project "Youth and Children" and opened in August 2025, has completed the navigation work. The basic elements—signs—have been complemented by vibrant illustrations, decorative elements, and inscriptions.

The interior of the lecture hall building was inspired by the Bauhaus style, the identity of the university and Akademgorodok. The navigation, in turn, became a natural extension of the interior.

The Bauhaus style is characterized by a combination of functionalism and aesthetics, focusing on practicality, simplicity, and cost-effectiveness. Its hallmarks include clear geometric shapes, a lack of unnecessary decoration, large windows, and an emphasis on functionality and ergonomics. Bauhaus rejects pretentiousness, believing that every detail should serve a specific purpose and be comfortable, accessible, and beautiful at the same time.

"We were tasked with creating a fun, modern wayfinding system—one that's playful, welcoming, and inspiring. After all, students come here not only to study but also to socialize, and today, to create something new and be creative. We needed a suitable background; every element was essential. It not only plays with us, but also gives us a sense of 'where we are.' Each floor has its own color, which helps us navigate better. Simple shapes—lines and circles—are memorable," commented Margarita Moreva, the designer of the wayfinding concept.

The new building has four classrooms, each marked with a decorative element—the letter N with the star from the university logo. An illustration of simple geometric shapes, colored to match the university's signature colors, adorns the entrance to the cafeteria area. Metal signposts conveniently display information about the building's main rooms. Window decals are a pleasant green color scheme. The signage is available in Russian and two foreign languages—English and Chinese—to meet the requirements of modern campuses.

Inspirational quotes from renowned world thinkers and writers have appeared on the walls of the NSU Scientific Library, located on the first floor.

So many profound and wise sayings about books, culture, and scientific knowledge have survived to this day—the words of writers, scientists, and public figures. Choosing just a few quotes was no easy task. We selected the most insightful and heartfelt statements and asked our staff to vote.

We wanted the quotes to remind readers of the value of books as a source of knowledge, thought, and emotion; to inspire them to engage in scientific and creative research; to remind them of how many talented and inspired people, just like them now, labored in their time, their heads bowed over books at their desks, making discoveries, writing books, and laying the foundation for our present. We hope these words will become a source of inspiration, a gateway to a profound understanding of the value of books, the importance of culture, and the continuity of scientific knowledge," noted Evgenia Vaganova, Head of the Fiction Department. Scientific Library of NSU.

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Today, a delegation from the Parliamentary Assembly Commission on Science and Education of the Union of Belarus and Russia, led by Chairperson Olga Germanova, visited Novosibirsk State University. They met with NSU Rector and RAS Academician Mikhail Fedoruk and visited Research Center for Artificial Intelligence at NSU and became familiar with its developments, and also assessed the infrastructure of the flow auditorium building, which is part of the second stage of the project new campus of NSU, being built as part of the national project "Youth and Children." The Novosibirsk Region Government was represented at the meeting by Vice Governor of the Novosibirsk Region Irina Manuilova.

The visit began with a brief history of the university's founding. Lidiya Vorobtsova, Director NSU History MuseumShe spoke about how NSU was founded, what makes it unique, what has changed in recent years, and what NSU represents today. She also highlighted NSU's outstanding alumni from science and business.

Next the guests visited Scientific and educational center "Evolution of the Earth"“, which features more than a thousand exhibits, dozens of models and information boards, including many unique ones – samples of rocks and minerals from the great depths of the Earth, meteorites, ancient fossilized remains of animals and plants, samples of Siberian oil and coal, etc.

Alexander Lyulko, Director of the NSU Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, introduced guests to the Center's cutting-edge developments in security, healthcare, construction, energy, and education.

"Our Center focuses on construction and the urban environment, that is, the development of smart city technologies. Our goal is to create an intelligent system for managing urban infrastructure, and this applies to various areas—construction, microelectronics, environmental monitoring, and ecology," emphasized Alexander Lyulko.

The delegation also visited NSU's classroom building, which officially opened on August 29 with the participation of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko. This modern educational space provides a comfortable learning environment for nearly 1,700 students. It houses four classrooms, one of which seats 400 people, the largest at the university. The building also houses a research library, which holds up to 1 million books.

"The University is a participant in all key federal development programs, including 'Priority 2030,' 'Creating a Network of Modern Campuses,' the World-Class Mathematics Center, and Advanced Engineering Schools. We have identified strategic projects under the 'Priority' program that are aimed at addressing technological leadership. These include the creation of a center for the integration of personalized biomedicine, pharmaceuticals, and synchrotron binary technologies; neural network technologies for processing targeted information onboard small spacecraft and controlling unmanned aerial vehicles; and artificial intelligence for production facilities and industrial and urban automation. We are certainly proud to be part of the world-class campus construction project; the classroom building we are currently occupying is part of the second phase. In 2026, construction of two more buildings—the educational and research center of the Institute of Medicine and Medical Technologies and the research center—will be completed," said Mikhail Fedoruk.

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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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The grand opening of the building of continuous auditoriums of Novosibirsk State University (NSU) took place in Novosibirsk. It is one of the objects of the second stage of the modern campus, which is being built within the framework of the national project "Youth and Children". The opening ceremony was attended by Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Dmitry Chernyshenko, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Alexander Zhukov, Governor of Novosibirsk Region Andrey Travnikov and Rector of NSU, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Mikhail Fedoruk.

"Today we have a big celebration: we are opening a new academic building, which can accommodate about 1,700 students at a time. The largest auditorium is for 400 people. We want student and scientific life to begin here as soon as possible. Many thanks to the builders, the leadership of the Novosibirsk Region and NSU, who tried so hard to ensure that you have such wonderful conditions. Last year, Prime Minister Mikhail Vladimirovich Mishustin opened new buildings here. The university campus, which is being created on the instructions of our President Vladimir Putin, is truly an educational and scientific pearl of our country," the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

Governor Andrey Travnikov congratulated NSU students and teachers on the upcoming Knowledge Day and the opening of new university facilities: "You are participants in an amazing historical period. This is a new page in the history of Novosibirsk State Research University. The start was given in March 2021. During the visit of the Prime Minister of our country Mikhail Vladimirovich Mishustin, he listened to our reports, our proposals for the further strategy for the development of the university, became interested, supported and approved. And this is not just the construction of new buildings – this is a new mission, a new position of the university in Akademgorodok and, in general, on the scientific and educational map of our country."

Addressing the students, Alexander Zhukov emphasized that they were lucky to study at the university at a time when something new appears there every year: “Novosibirsk State University is becoming a world-class campus. This building, where you will study, with flow-through classrooms, is made using the latest modern construction technology. Very comfortable classrooms, bright, wonderful. I wish you to study well, enjoy yourself, and graduate with excellent marks, and then find a good job for yourself, well, and today is a holiday, so I want to congratulate you all once again.”

Mikhail Fedoruk, congratulating the students on the opening of the new building, emphasized:

"This year, students from 64 regions of Russia have enrolled. Thank you for choosing our university from among many Russian universities to study at, and I am sure you will not regret it! This wonderful building was built as part of the "Creation of a Network of Modern Campuses" project of the national project "Youth and Children". Like other world-class campus facilities at NSU, it will open up completely new opportunities in the field of educational, scientific and project activities! Dear students, I wish you happiness, health and, of course, successful studies at the university."

The building with continuous classrooms is the largest of the three objects of the second stage of the new NSU campus. The area of the building is more than 15 thousand square meters. It was put into operation in December 2024. It houses four continuous classrooms, as well as a scientific library, which houses almost 1 million books, a student project center, coworking spaces, and a conference hall. Original architectural solutions were used in the design of the building: a glass atrium is installed on the building, which allows for increased natural lighting in the spaces and gives the building a unique look. In addition, the building has an overground passage with stained glass glazing for convenient movement of students and teachers. It connects the building with continuous classrooms with the current NSU academic building.

Dmitry Chernyshenko also congratulated the first-year students of the Mechanics and Mathematics Faculty of NSU in 2025, who will begin their studies in the new building on September 1. Together with Alexander Zhukov, Andrey Travnikov and Mikhail Fedoruk, the Deputy Prime Minister presented student cards to the students – winners and prize winners of the Olympiads, who entered the university without entrance examinations.

"Many of you have long known that you would become students, thanks to your victories at the Olympiads. Those who entered without exams are now receiving yet another confirmation of their merits and their work. But, in fact, you are just starting your journey in an interesting and promising place. The geography also speaks for itself: guys from all over the country have come here, who entered without exams thanks to their outstanding abilities. And now the most exciting and thrilling stage of your life begins. You will not only acquire new knowledge, but, most importantly, you will find new friends. And someone may even meet their soulmate. Do not forget about life outside of science, create families, fall in love, live a full life. Now it may seem distant, but believe me, this is the most interesting period, you will understand this later. Bon voyage!" Dmitry Chernyshenko emphasized.

In total, this year, more than 2 thousand budget places have been established in higher education programs of all levels at NSU. According to the interim results of the admissions campaign, more than 14.8 thousand applicants submitted over 36.7 applications to all levels of higher education. The top 5 areas of training by the number of budget places are: Computer Science and Computer Engineering, Physics, Mathematics and Mechanics, Geology, Mathematics and Computer Science.

In addition, the Deputy Prime Minister assessed the breakthrough technologies and developments of NSU innovation centers. Among them are video analytics detectors, developments in the field of technical rehabilitation equipment – a 3D-printed foot prosthesis and composite foot prostheses, a "digital core" project – an innovative tool for increasing the efficiency of extracting hard-to-recover oil and gas reserves, the development, assembly and ground testing of orbital equipment based on its own modular satellite platform of the CubeSat format, and more. These developments are carried out in cooperation with industrial partners, including leading Russian companies, leaders in their industries, such as Rostelecom, Rostec, Roscosmos, Sber and others.

Dmitry Chernyshenko also assessed the infrastructure of the specialized educational and scientific center of NSU: last year, the grand opening of a new educational building and leisure center took place.

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Today, the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Siberian Federal District Anatoly Seryshev visited the building of the NSU flow auditoriums, which is one of the second-stage facilities new campus of NSU, being built as part of the national project "Youth and Children". He also familiarized himself with the developments of the university's innovation centers – Research Center in the Field of Artificial Intelligence, Advanced Engineering School, Center for New Functional Materials And Department of Aerospace ResearchMost developments are carried out in cooperation with industrial partners.

During the visit, Anatoly Seryshev emphasized that NSU is a recognized scientific and educational center not only in Siberia, but throughout the country:

— Here, in the Novosibirsk Akademgorodok, a special environment has been formed for decades, ensuring the closest interaction between higher education, fundamental and applied science. Today we saw the embodiment of the results of this cooperation at the university technology exhibition, — the plenipotentiary representative noted.

The Plenipotentiary Representative also drew attention to the high rate of construction of modern buildings on the university campus and their equipping with the latest equipment.

Among the developments presented by the university are video analytics detectors, which are an important element of the security system of modern urban space; a “digital core” project, an innovative tool for increasing the efficiency of extracting hard-to-recover oil and gas reserves; development, assembly and ground testing of orbital equipment based on its own modular satellite platform of the CubeSat format; development of technologies and materials with improved properties by adding multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) to their structure.

Rector of NSU, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Mikhail Fedoruk, spoke in more detail about the opportunities that the new campus opens up:

— The building of the flow auditoriums has a modern educational space: it houses a scientific library, a student project center, and coworking spaces. We have also significantly expanded the auditorium fund: the new building has four flow auditoriums, one of which is for 400 people, which is the largest auditorium at the university. Classes in the new building will begin on September 1.

The rector also presented preliminary results of the admissions campaign, focusing on the growth in the number of applications – by 17% this year. NSU maintains the highest passing score among non-capital universities – in 2025, the average USE score for the main competition for admission to budget places was 85. The university expanded its geography: this year, NSU admitted applicants from 64 regions (last year there were 58). Another feature of the current admissions campaign: the university has tripled the number of students enrolled under a separate quota (children of SVO participants) – up to 93 people from 21 subjects of the Russian Federation.

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At the facilities of the educational and scientific center Institute of Medicine and Medical Technologies (UNC IMMT) and the Scientific Research Center (SRC) of NSU, which belong to the second stage new campus of NSU, which is being built within the framework of the national project "Youth and Children", began to improve the territory. They are laying paving slabs, asphalt concrete pavement, and also decorating lawns. The improvement will be completed by the start of the winter season.

In addition, the installation of stained glass windows has been completed at the second stage facilities, and the façade installation work is almost complete. The installation of external utility networks, including sewerage and water supply, is one third complete, and the finishing of the premises is also actively underway – plastering, cladding work, etc. In general, the construction readiness of the NSU IMMT UNC is 50%, and that of the NSU NRC is 45%.

— The new NSU campus will become a center of attraction for innovations. The premises of the NSU IMMT URC will house modern laboratories, the new building will accommodate up to 700 students. Also, based on the infrastructure of the new campus, we will develop network educational programs, such as Medical Cybernetics and Industrial Pharmacy. This will become the basis for transforming medical education and bringing it to a new level. At the NSU NRC, we will develop promising research areas, such as biotechnology and biomedical research, artificial intelligence and big data processing, space and special instrumentation, etc., — commented NSU Rector, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Mikhail Fedoruk.

Work is also being completed on equipping the new building of flow classrooms with furniture and technical equipment, permission for commissioning of which was received at the end of 2024. The educational process in the building will begin in September 2025.

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A delegation of businessmen from the Republic of Tajikistan, representing the financial and insurance sectors, visited the new campus of NSU, which is being built within the framework of the national project "Youth and Children". During the visit, a meeting was held with the management Faculty of Economics to discuss the development of cooperation with the Central Asian republic.

The businessmen appreciated the high level of infrastructure being created on the university campus. The delegation attended lectures in large auditoriums and were impressed by the scale and high level of organization of the educational process.

— This is not just a modern building — it is a real world-class scientific center. I was particularly impressed by the high quality of the infrastructure, comfortable classrooms and an atmosphere conducive to learning and scientific activity. Such campuses create not just an educational environment, but a space for the formation of future leaders of science and technology, — emphasized Ayubjon Nasirov, founder and current head of the insurance organization Eskhata Sugurta.

During the meeting with the leadership of the Faculty of Economics, cooperation between universities of Tajikistan and NSU was discussed in several key areas:

· Training and retraining of personnel in technical and economic specialties.

· Joint scientific research, in particular in the field of information technology, digital transformation of business and medicine.

· Internships and student exchanges, which are especially important for practical training and international experience.

— We would like to pay special attention to the development of the Olympiad movement and work with gifted children. We are very interested in the Physics and Mathematics School (SUNC NSU), which has been successfully working with talented schoolchildren for many years. Many of our schoolchildren — winners of republican Olympiads — studied and successfully graduated from your university. It is important not only to preserve this tradition, but also to develop it, expanding the access of talented youth of Tajikistan to your educational programs, — explained Ayubjon Nasirov.

Thus, the deputy dean of the economics department of NSU Naimdzhon Ibragimov at one time got to the university through the PhMS. In 1981, he won the republican Olympiad in mathematics in Tajikistan, after which he was offered to enroll in the summer school at the PhMS. In 1983, he graduated from the physics and mathematics school and entered the EF NSU.

As noted by businessmen, NSU is distinguished by a high level of academic and scientific training, powerful infrastructure, as well as deep integration of science, education and innovation. Also, the trend of recent years is the strengthening of cooperation between the university and companies and enterprises from various industries.

— In Tajikistan, we are also actively developing the higher education system, but here, at NSU, we saw an example of how a university can become a center for technological and economic development in a region. We were especially impressed by the close connection between the university and business, which allows us to quickly adapt educational programs to the needs of the labor market and ensure that graduates are in demand, — added Ayubjon Nasirov.

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