INNOPROM-2025: New Horizons of Industrial Development

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The 15th anniversary industrial exhibition INNOPROM continues its work in Yekaterinburg. Today the pavilions opened their doors to all categories of visitors, and the flow of guests has noticeably increased. The trend of this year's exhibition is the demonstration of advanced developments that have already proven their effectiveness in real production conditions.

The delegation of the Polytechnic University takes part in key events of the business program, where current issues of industrial development, innovative technologies and scientific and technical cooperation are discussed.

Thus, at the Polytechnic stand, a cooperation agreement was signed between the Federal State Autonomous Institution “Digital Industrial Technologies” and Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University.

The document, which envisages cooperation between the parties in order to implement joint expert and analytical activities aimed at highlighting the results and stimulating the development and effective application of advanced digital and production technologies, artificial intelligence technologies in industrial sectors of the Russian Federation economy, was signed by the director of the organization Eduard Shantayev and the chief designer for the key scientific and technological development area of SPbPU "System Digital Engineering", director of the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU "Digital Engineering" Alexey Borovkov.

Alexey Borovkov also took part in the events of the INNOPROM business program, including the session "Fast. Complex. Precise. How additive technologies accelerate industrial development." The participants discussed the prospects for industry growth due to increased demand for additive technologies and materials, tools for interaction between business, science and the state, as well as successful cases of implementing such technologies in industry.

During his speech, Alexey Ivanovich spoke about a world-class project carried out in the interests of the Fuel Division of the Rosatom State Corporation – the development of a digital twin of a VVER-1000 fuel assembly (FA) with an anti-debris filter and mixing grids.

The optimized design of the anti-debris filter and the geometry of the mixing grids of the fuel assembly was developed in six months and, in contrast to the original product, is 10 times more efficient, the speaker emphasized.

Alexey Borovkov also presented the developments of the Polymer Composite Materials laboratory of the Advanced Engineering School of SPbPU "Digital Engineering", including demonstrators of overprinting and induction welding technologies for thermoplastic composite materials, as well as automated laying out of thermoplastic unidirectional prepregs.

According to Alexey Borovkov, overprinting technology is ideal for working with engineering polymers due to the absence of a number of technological limitations and is of great interest for integration into large technological chains: laying out – stamping – printing.

An award ceremony was held at the Polytechnic stand. For his great contribution to the development of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, the General Director of the Union of Defense Industry Enterprises of the Sverdlovsk Region Vladimir Shchelokov received the "For Merits" badge of distinction. The honorary award was presented to him by the Scientific Secretary of SPbPU Dmitry Karpov.

SPbPU is an active member of the Union. The University improves the quality of personnel training in the military-industrial complex, as well as in the field of scientific research and educational services. The Union participates in the implementation of federal target programs and technology platforms to achieve leadership in the leading high-tech sectors of the economy: aviation and engine building, rocket and space industry, nuclear power complex, shipbuilding, electronic and radio-electronic industry and others. The Union includes more than 100 enterprises and organizations.

It is a great honor for me to receive this award. I would like to express my gratitude for the fruitful cooperation with the Polytechnic University. A distinctive feature of your university is the ability to implement projects, and visual confirmation of this can be seen at the exhibition stand. There is much to learn from the Polytechnic University. And I am sincerely proud of our friendship, – said Vladimir Shchelokov.

In turn, Vladimir Shchelokov awarded the director of the Center for Scientific and Technological Partnership and Targeted Training of SPbPU Oleg Ipatov with a commemorative medal “80 Years of the Great Victory”.

This year, INNOPROM pays special attention to machines, units, machine tools and robotic systems that are actively used in various industries today. The technological potential of SPbPU is presented at a separate stand. Here, visitors can get acquainted with innovative developments that have undergone practical testing and are ready for implementation in industrial production.

At the exhibition, a team from the Laboratory of Light Materials and Structures (LLMS) of IMMiT demonstrated electric arc 3D printing. Right before the eyes of the audience, a "Laval nozzle" was created – a gas channel of a special profile designed to accelerate the gas flow to supersonic speeds.

The printing technology is based on melting metal wire using an electric arc. This approach allows for high-speed production of products: up to 2.2 kg/h for aluminum alloys and up to 6 kg/h for steel. The key advantage is the absence of restrictions on the shape of the part: the manipulator easily moves along the rail system and follows the growth of the product, which allows for the implementation of the concept of an open production cell.

The laboratory carries out a full cycle of implementation of additive technologies – design and launch of 3D printing installations, personnel training, technical support and production support.

Mikhail Kuznetsov, Head of the Laser and Additive Technologies Research Laboratory at the Institute of Metallurgy and Metallurgy at St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, spoke about the laboratory's work at INNOPROM: At the exhibition, we presented the "Nomad" laser cladding complex, samples made using laser welding and additive technologies. Of particular interest are the hip joint cups. The samples were made as part of R&D in close cooperation with the Armalit JSC company with the participation of the Vreden Institute of Traumatology and are evidence of how modern solutions can effectively work to address the challenges of import substitution and technological sovereignty of the country. We held a number of productive meetings with industry representatives and engineering centers from different regions of Russia. It is especially valuable that enterprises from a wide variety of industries, from aircraft manufacturing to medicine, are interested in our technologies. This indicates a high degree of versatility and applied significance of our solutions.

The Polytechnic University was also represented in the international agenda of the forum. Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Higher School of Computer Technology and Information Systems of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, Leading Researcher of the Gazpromneft-Polytech Scientific and Educational Center, Analyst in the project "Automation of Seismic Data Processing Using Artificial Neural Networks" Sergey Khlopin took part in the round table "Russian-Chinese Scientific and Technical Cooperation in the Field of Development and Implementation of High Technologies". As part of the session "Projects and Technologies in the Field of Intellectual Production", he made a report "Current Models for the Implementation of Digital Technological Projects in the Field of Geological Exploration". Sergey Vladimirovich spoke about the cooperation between SPbPU and Chinese partners.

Sergey Khlopin, commenting on the results of his speech, noted: This year, INNOPROM-2025 became a platform for demonstrating the start of the work process of Gazpromneft-Polytech REC specialists in the field of AI application for geological exploration. One of the key tasks that the models being created will be aimed at solving in the future is the labor-intensive manual processing of seismic information. In tests, the model shows accuracy comparable to classical methods on linear data, but significantly exceeds them in cases with nonlinear dependencies, which are more common in practice. However, the project has just started, so the team faces various difficulties during development. Neural networks do not always give the correct result. We are solving the problem of the relevance of the data received.

Since 2018, Polytech has implemented more than 20 contracts for research and development work with 12 of the largest industrial and research companies in China. The most active cooperation is in the field of telecommunications and IT technologies, aviation industry, automotive industry and new materials. During the discussion of the interaction of the Gazpromneft-Polytech REC with an industrial partner, Sergey Khlopin demonstrated the successful experience of implementing a scientific project aimed at the practical application of the results of industrial operation. He also emphasized the importance of further developing cooperation and expressed confidence in the formation of reliable partnerships with representatives of the PRC in an alliance with an industrial partner.

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HSE and Zhejiang Communication University Strengthen Partnership in Creative Education

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Alexey Overchuk held a meeting with special assistants to the Prime Minister of Pakistan Syed Tariq Fatemi and Haroon Akhtar Khan

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Meeting of Alexey Overchuk with Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on International Cooperation Syed Tariq Fatemi and Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on Industry and Production Haroon Akhtar Khan

A meeting was held in Moscow between Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexey Overchuk, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for International Cooperation Syed Tariq Fatemi and Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for Industry and Production Haroon Akhtar Khan, during which current issues of developing Russian-Pakistani trade and economic cooperation in bilateral and multilateral formats were discussed.

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Tatyana Golikova congratulated the participants of the student medical teams on the opening of the work semester

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Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova congratulated the participants of the student medical teams on the opening of the work semester.

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Congratulations from Tatyana Golikova to the participants of the student medical teams on the opening of the work semester

Dear friends!

I congratulate you on the start of the new work semester of student medical teams.

This year, there are 15,000 schoolchildren and students in your ranks. You will work in clinics and hospitals, sanatoriums and children's camps, first aid stations and pharmacies – providing assistance to those who need it. Thanks to you, over 1 million people will receive various types of medical care.

You are the future of Russian medicine, its most energetic and responsive reserve. Ahead of you are difficult but invaluable tasks: the first independent manipulations under the sensitive guidance of mentors, communication with patients, teamwork, decision-making in non-standard situations.

Over the entire period of its existence, 47 thousand medical students have already passed through the school of medical teams. The geography of the work of student medical teams has expanded from Arkhangelsk to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.

Since 2022, members of medical teams have been helping in Donbass as part of humanitarian missions.

In student medical teams, friendship with young people from foreign countries develops and strengthens. Every year, 30 participants of student medical teams from Kyrgyzstan and Belarus participate in all-Russian labor projects of the RSO in Tatarstan and the Kemerovo Region – Kuzbass.

A separate chapter in the history of medical teams was the formation of student medical teams, which include students from India. This experience is being successfully implemented in the Altai Territory.

Dear friends, may the summer work semester become a step towards your future career, a time of bright achievements, professional victories and unforgettable impressions!

Bon voyage!

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Marat Khusnullin: The dormitory under construction for the campus in Kaliningrad is 70% complete

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The readiness of the building of the dormitory No. 1, which is being built on the campus of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University in Kaliningrad, is about 70%

The readiness of the building of dormitory No. 1, which is being built on the campus of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University in Kaliningrad, is about 70%. This was reported by Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"The creation of modern university campuses is being carried out on the instructions of the President of Russia and is aimed at developing advanced educational infrastructure. This will create favorable conditions for training highly qualified personnel, conducting scientific activities and implementing innovative developments. In addition to the educational infrastructure, comfortable living conditions for students are being created. For example, such a campus is being built in Kaliningrad on the basis of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University. It is planned to construct eight new buildings, including six academic buildings and two dormitories. Currently, over 1.5 thousand specialists are working at the campus construction site with a total area of over 109 thousand square meters and about 19 units of equipment are involved. Glazing work has been completed in dormitory No. 1. The overall readiness of the building is about 70%. Over 1.6 thousand people will live in a comfortable dormitory with a total area of over 33 thousand square meters," said Marat Khusnullin.

It will house apartment-type residential premises, co-working spaces, recreational areas, a food court, as well as administrative and utility premises.

"The large-scale educational facility is being implemented within the framework of the comprehensive state program "Construction", supervised by the Ministry of Construction of Russia. Currently, work is also actively underway on the campus to improve it. In the future, recreation areas, sports grounds, alleys will be located near the buildings, and bicycle parking will appear near the dormitories," said Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Public Utilities Yuri Gordeyev.

Currently, finishing works, installation of utility lines and installation of facade structures are ongoing in the first dormitory. In addition, a pedestrian zone with cafes, shops and bank branches will be arranged in the university campus.

"The construction of dormitories for university students is a key element of the educational infrastructure. It not only solves the housing problem, but also creates conditions for social interaction. In total, two dormitory buildings for approximately 2.5 thousand places with everything necessary for comfortable living will be built on the basis of the university. Their construction is planned to be completed by the end of 2025," said Karen Oganesyan, General Director of the Unified Customer PPC.

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The "Developing the Far East" pavilion at the EEF will introduce forum participants to the macroregion's capabilities

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The Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East and the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation will present the “Developing the Far” pavilion at the “Far East Street” exhibition, which will take place from September 3–9 as part of the tenth anniversary Eastern Economic Forum.

Pavilion "Developing the Far East"

Forum participants, Vladivostok residents and city guests will be able to get acquainted with the opportunities of Russia's largest macroregion and go on an interactive journey around it. Thematic multimedia expositions "Travel", "Study", "Work" and "Live" will tell about the dynamics of economic development and Far Eastern cities, opportunities for obtaining higher and professional education, tourist routes and hospitality facilities for recreation and new impressions.

Each theme zone will be equipped with multimedia equipment and filled with text and video content. Thus, in the "Travel" zone, visitors will be able to visit a real glamping site, see the main Far Eastern attractions, and also get acquainted with the video diaries of participants in the All-Russian travel competition "Far East – Land of Adventures" and study the routes they have taken.

The Live zone will tell about the measures being implemented to modernize the urban environment and options for using preferential programs. In the thematic zones Study and Work, you can learn about key enterprises and prospects for education in the Far East. Immersive spaces will reveal in a game form the possibilities for traveling, studying, working, living and self-realization in various fields. Each thematic zone will have its own color code.

The "Developing the Far East" pavilion will tell about how the economy and social sphere of the macro-region are growing. Here you can get information about the mechanisms of state support for entrepreneurs investing in the economy of the macro-region, and socially significant programs aimed at improving the quality of life of people and implemented on the instructions of the President of Russia Vladimir Putin.

“The Far East was declared the head of state Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin Putin by a national priority for the entire 21st century. At each Eastern Economic Forum, we are discussing how the president’s instructions are carried out by the advanced socio-economic development of the macro-region and what else needs to be done by the state, society and business in order for this development to continue, improving the quality of people’s life, creating new production, attracting advanced technological developments. Most economic indicators of the Far East significantly exceed the average Russian. Special tools are introduced aimed at improving the quality of life of people. Thanks to state support, 2.9 thousand investment projects are implemented here, more than 5 trillion rubles are invested by investors. With the help of the Far Eastern presidential subsidy, a new social infrastructure, city spaces are updated and created. The renovation of 25 Far Eastern cities is actively undergoing. People buy housing for a preferential Far Eastern and Arctic mortgage, renting houses are being built. The exhibition “Street of the Far East” is dedicated to how large -scale work is carried out on the transformation of the Far East, including the pavilion “we are developing a long -standing“. The exhibition guests will be able to see what the Far East of Russia is, to touch its original culture and get acquainted with people who have connected their lives with this strategically important region of our country, ”said the deputy chairman of the government, the Presidential Presidential President In the Far Eastern Federal District, Chairman of the Organizational Committee of the Eastern Economic Forum Yuri Trutnev.

A circular panorama of the central part of the pavilion will be created as an installation in the form of an interactive lighthouse. By pointing the lighthouse beam at a fragment of the multimedia screen, visitors to the exhibition will be able to learn about the significant projects implemented over the ten years of the modern history of the development of the Far East. At the same time, the lighthouse will become a photo zone. The central part will also include a retrospective exhibition about the history of the development of the Far East.

"The Far East is a vast space where everyone can realize themselves and find their way: from unforgettable travels to a promising profession, from quality education to a comfortable, happy life. Over ten years of systematic and coordinated work by the Russian Government, development institutions and businesses, and most importantly, thanks to the involvement of people in creative processes, the macro-region has reached an advanced pace of socio-economic development. The "Developing the Far" pavilion will become an interactive map, a guide to the present and future of the Far East, a showcase of progress, real projects, achievements and new opportunities," said Alexey Chekunkov, Minister for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic.

The 10th Eastern Economic Forum will be held on September 3–6 at the campus of the Far Eastern Federal University in Vladivostok. During these days, the exhibition will be available to forum participants, and on September 7, 8, and 9, it will be open to everyone. The organizer of the EEF and the exhibition is the Roscongress Foundation with the support of the Office of the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District.

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Meeting of Mikhail Mishustin with the General Director of the State Corporation Roscosmos Dmitry Bakanov

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The development strategy of the state corporation was discussed in the context of the implementation of a new national project on space activities.

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Meeting of Mikhail Mishustin with the General Director of the State Corporation Roscosmos Dmitry Bakanov

You head the State Corporation for Space Activities, which is responsible for space research. And here there is a very large influence on related industries. The corporation is also actively involved in science and technology.

The President emphasized that when implementing national projects, “we must not simplify our tasks, but, on the contrary, set ambitious but adequate goals and accumulate all possible means and resources to confidently achieve them.”

It should be said that the active work over the past few months under the leadership of the President has made it possible to complete the development of a new national project on space activities. About 4 trillion rubles are allocated for its financing until 2036. First of all, we will direct these funds to maintaining the competitiveness of the Russian space industry.

Tell us what is already being done in the direction of implementing the national project, which has begun its countdown, and in the corporation as a whole.

D. Bakanov: Dear Mikhail Vladimirovich!

General Director of the State Corporation Roscosmos Dmitry Bakanov

A new national project in the field of space was approved, which includes eight federal projects, a number of which are aimed at absolute competitive advantages in the field of space – this is nuclear energy in space and scientific space.

The main challenge today is that if just five to ten years ago only two or three countries had the necessary space technologies, now this number has grown to 10–12 – they are also competing on pricing.

In order to be a leader, we have two main directions.

First. This is competition in launch vehicles. Several countries already have the technology of a returnable first stage. And we have also gone in this direction. And, as you know, the Amur launch vehicle, which will be on methane, on liquefied natural gas, will have a returnable first stage.

By the end of the year, we are implementing the Baiterek project at the Baikonur Cosmodrome together with our Kazakh partners. The Kazakh side has undertaken obligations to build the launch pad, and Roscosmos has undertaken obligations to launch the new Soyuz-5 rocket, and this launch is planned for December of this year.

The second direction is the conveyor assembly of satellites. Now orbital groups are growing massively. Russia also has the corresponding technologies. One of the operators is deploying a group of more than 300 devices. And at the end of this year there will be the first serial launch. This is a technology when we will work out and adapter their distribution in orbit. And in principle, the Russian Federation has not yet created a group of more than 300 spacecraft.

M. Mishustin: I ask you to strengthen your work in two more areas.

First of all, it is necessary to increase the economic efficiency and financial stability of enterprises in the industry. Provide for the possibility of involving private business in production chains. This is very important. And this, of course, must be done jointly with the Ministry of Finance, which will strengthen the competitive potential as a whole and attract extra-budgetary financing. And this is the second task, since private business has a huge interest in space technologies. And capitalizing on this interest should also be a target task for Roscosmos.

And one more thing. Special conditions are imposed on the activities of Roscosmos. The technologies used in the state corporation must be domestic and meet the highest safety requirements.

You have been involved in digital technologies for many years, responsible for digital transformation. How do you assess the level of digitalization in Roscosmos? And what technologies are you going to continue to work with, taking into account the need to use mainly domestic software?

D. Bakanov: Yes, production efficiency can no longer be increased without the use of digital tools. Here we plan to move in three directions.

First, this is the so-called heavy software. Two most striking examples.

Firstly, this is mathematical modelling when testing engines on a stand. Thanks to this mathematical modelling, the Keldysh Centre was able to reduce the number of burns from eight to four, i.e. the efficiency increased twofold. Due to the modelling of a number of processes, we do not go to the stand with the engine, but do it on the computer. This directly affects the cost of the product.

Secondly, this is the so-called PLM. This is a full development cycle. Here, in addition to import substitution, we must also increase the efficiency of production processes by introducing such technologies. And we are developing the Russian orbital station, which will replace the international space station, using a similar Russian software product.

Moreover, as we reported to you at CIPR, in addition to one organization – RSC Energia, the lead agency for the development of our new orbital station, we are also connecting the entire list of cooperation partners. This includes the Khrunichev Center, which will make the Angara launch vehicle for it, and TsENKI – the Center for Operation of Ground-Based Space Infrastructure Facilities, which is preparing the cosmodrome. Thus, we will have a comprehensive view of the entire chain of product creation.

The second, no less important area is work with personnel. Here, too, there is a domestic development, when we do not just conduct personnel administration, but involve employees in the so-called social network of Roscosmos. When, in addition to the fact that we evaluate them, we also receive feedback from them: how they evaluate the employer.

And if we talk about digital development, we cannot fail to mention artificial intelligence. Here, together with one of the market leaders, we are preparing two products. The first is an astronaut assistant on board the ISS, so that the research and testing that are carried out there are most effective. And the second area is the use of a neural network to improve the accuracy of Earth remote sensing (ERS) images. When mentioning this market, you asked about attracting private investors. The ERS market is precisely one of these areas.

What do you mean? That it is expensive for the state to constantly maintain an orbital group of 30-40 optical imaging devices in orbit. And here, by attracting private capital, we could unload the cost part of Roscosmos. For this purpose, together with the Ministry of Finance, on your instructions, we have provided the appropriate funds for the purchase of these services from qualified customers – government agencies. Thus, government customers buy highly detailed resolution, pay for it at a market rate, the same as on the world market, and at the expense of this money, private individuals return their CAPEX.

M. Mishustin: In the course of updating the Roscosmos development strategy, it is necessary, of course, to analyze the competitors' solutions. You yourself said that several countries are currently working in the field of space research, producing return stages. Therefore, it is necessary to look very carefully at where what solutions are used, and to prioritize the use of Russian products, software, in particular heavy software, automated design systems, life cycle systems as much as possible. It would be very good if this were implemented on Russian systems.

In terms of personnel, this is undoubtedly the most important issue. You mentioned personnel training. For the space industry, this takes a lot of time. Here, the artificial intelligence system will not replace the professionals who traditionally work in this field in Russia. These are people respected in society – astronauts, technicians, engineers, scientists.

I would like to wish you good luck and the realization of all your plans.

D. Bakanov: Thank you.

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Double success: the first graduates of SPbPU and Lanzhou University of Economics and Finance received diplomas

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The Institute of Industrial Management, Economics and Trade of SPbPU hosted the first graduation of bachelors of the international educational double degree program with Lanzhou University of Economics and Finance (China).

The defense of final qualification works in the direction of "Economics" (profile "Finance") was held in English on the campus of Lanzhou University of Economics and Finance in Gansu Province. Students presented the results of their research on current issues of finance, economic analysis and investment management. The examination committee from SPbPU included the director of the Higher School of Engineering and Economics of IPMEiT Dmitry Rodionov, associate professor of VIES and program director Daria Krasnova, associate professors of VIES Ekaterina Burova and Evgeny Konnikov. The members of the committee highly appreciated the level of preparation of the graduates.

Joint final assessment is a vivid example of successful academic cooperation. Each defense becomes not just an exam for students, but an important step in strengthening scientific and cultural ties between our countries. We highly value the partnership with our Chinese colleagues and are confident that it will develop, opening up new opportunities for students and teachers, – commented Dmitry Rodionov.

During the award ceremony for the best graduates, student Zhang Liwen was awarded the badge of excellent student of the 3rd degree. Student Zhang Xinran received gratitude for the responsible performance of the duties of a class monitor during two years of study in St. Petersburg.

This project confirms that international partnership in education opens up new opportunities for students and teachers. It was very nice to see the guys and take part in the defense of their research achievements. Joint defenses not only strengthen academic ties, but also allow for the exchange of best practices in training future financiers, says Daria Krasnova, head of the international educational program.

"It is a great honor for me to participate in the joint defense of theses between our universities," shared student Shan Yuhong. "It was an invaluable experience that allowed me not only to present the results of my research to an international commission, but also to get acquainted with Russian approaches to economics and finance. I would especially like to thank the teachers for their qualified comments and recommendations, which will help me in my future academic and professional activities."

A joint educational program with a Chinese university is not only an academic exchange, but also a bridge between cultures. Today's defenses have shown how effective such a partnership is: students demonstrate unique competencies, and their research opens up new prospects for scientific cooperation. I thank all participants of this project for their contribution to strengthening international ties! – concluded the Director of IPMEiT Vladimir Shchepinin.

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Joint projects of SPbPU and KRSU: contribution to the development of scientific potential

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Another working visit of the Polytechnic University delegation to the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University (KRSU) took place. This time, the participants discussed joint events aimed at developing the scientific potential of KRSU. The delegation of SPbPU included the head of the Project Office "Slavic Universities" Nikita Golovin, associate professor of the Higher Engineering Physics School of the Institute of Economics and Technology Viktor Malyugin, representatives of the Higher School of Hydraulic Engineering and Power Engineering of the Institute of Scientific Research – Professor Natalia Politaeva and Associate Professor Alexander Chusov, as well as the head of the Quality Control Department Maxim Dyuldin.

The program of the visit focused on two main areas: the development of a comprehensive plan for the development of the High-Mountain Observatory of Atmospheric Physics of KRSU (VGOFAP) and the joint implementation of applied projects in the interests of KRSU’s industrial partner, Alliance Altyn LLC.

The high-mountain observatory is located in the north-east of Kyrgyzstan and is a unique scientific laboratory conducting scientific research in the field of atmospheric physics, ecology, climate change, interaction of geospheres, geodynamics and seismology. To get acquainted with the scientific equipment and areas of research, the Polytechnic delegation visited the observatory and assessed the capabilities of the infrastructure.

The Polytechnics also held a field meeting with the Vice-Rector for International, Scientific and Innovative Activities of KRSU and the Director of the Observatory Leonid Sverdlik, where they discussed the observatory's development directions and possible applied projects. Dean German Lotsev, Deputy Dean for Research Natalia Ershova and Director of the Scientific and Technical Center Dmitry Glazunov participated in the meeting on behalf of KRSU. The Polytechnic representatives proposed solutions to problems aimed at maintaining a safe environmental situation in the Issyk-Kul Lake area and in Bishkek.

In particular, they discussed a project to measure the parameters of dust aerosol flows (concentration, quantitative and granulometric composition of dust particles, direction and speed of dust flow transfer) based on the observatory, as well as dustiness within Bishkek (comparative diagnostics method). To do this, it is necessary to modernize the infrastructure and place additional equipment on the territory of KRSU in Bishkek. It is possible to use the existing mobile environmental laboratory of KRSU. The project will result in recommendations for improving the environmental situation. It is planned to involve specialists from the Civil Engineering Institute and the Institute of Electronics and Telecommunications in the work.

The Polytechnic delegation visited the scientific station of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Bishkek, which conducts research into modern geodynamic processes as a basis for earthquake forecasting, seismological research based on the digital telemetry seismological network in the territory of the Bishkek forecasting polygon and a number of other works related to seismic processes in the region. For KRSU, the scientific center is a partner for student practices and internships, as well as in conducting scientific work, including jointly with the High-Mountain Observatory of Atmospheric Physics of KRSU.

The station's director, Anatoly Rybin, introduced the polytechnicians to the laboratories, main areas of work and results. SPbPU professor Viktor Malyugin shared with his Kyrgyz colleagues proposals for the implementation of a joint (with KRSU and the RAS) applied project to develop fiber-optic sensors for measuring seismic activity and predicting catastrophic situations. Its goal is to measure displacements and stress distribution in the Issyk-Ata fault area (Bishkek is located in a seismically dangerous region, and most of the city is in the 8-9-point zone). In the future, it will be possible to use the measurement results to predict seismic activity in the region. It is planned to involve specialists from the Institute of Electronics and Telecommunications and the Institute of Power Engineering.

The final stage of the visit was an extended meeting of representatives of the two universities. The parties confirmed their interest in developing the infrastructure of the KRSU VGOFAP and implementing scientific and educational projects on its basis. The participants also discussed cooperation between the research groups of the universities and interaction with industrial partners. According to the roadmap of joint events of SPbPU—KRSU, by the end of 2025 they will develop a comprehensive plan for the development of the KRSU High-Mountain Observatory of Atmospheric Physics and determine the range of work, including the modernization of the scientific infrastructure.

In addition, a meeting was held with the industrial partner of KRSU "Alyans Altyn" to coordinate joint projects. At the first stage, SPbPU specialists will participate in the implementation of developments in three areas:

implementation of lean manufacturing principles to optimize processes, reduce losses and improve the efficiency of all departments (PISh CI SPbPU); automation and digitalization of production and management processes to improve efficiency, reduce costs and ensure transparency (Higher School of UKFS IKNK SPbPU); implementation of technologies and practices aimed at reducing the negative impact on the environment, based on environmental monitoring data (ISI SPbPU).

The meeting participants discussed the conclusion of contracts for R&D, as well as the involvement of students and young scientists in applied developments and industrial projects. The polytechnics shared their experience of cooperation with large industrial companies and gave recommendations on contractual work with Alliance Altyn. The parties agreed to consider in more detail the issue of opening a specialized scientific and educational center at KRSU together with a partner company.

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