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Events dedicated to the anniversary of the victory in the Battle of Stalingrad were held in Moscow.

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February 2 marked the 83rd anniversary of the victory in the Battle of Stalingrad. On this day, Muscovites honored the memory of those who accomplished this heroic feat, which became a symbol of the courage, fortitude, and unwavering will of the Russian people. The regional branch of the Russian Military Historical Society (RMHS) participated in the commemoration.

"200 days and nights of fierce fighting culminated in the defeat of the Nazi invaders. This battle will forever remain in the history of our country as an example of heroism and a turning point in the Great Patriotic War. Those who defended Stalingrad demonstrated incredible fortitude, enduring fierce battles for every kilometer of land, every street, every house," she shared.

Ekaterina Dragunova, Chairman of the Committee for Public Relations and Youth Policy of the City of Moscow.

To commemorate the anniversary, wreaths and flowers were laid at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the stele honoring cities of military glory, and the "Hero City of Stalingrad" memorial sign in the Alexander Garden. Participants in the Battle of Stalingrad, leaders of leading veterans' organizations, young people, including cadets, as well as military personnel from the capital's garrison, the leadership and members of the regional branch of the Russian Military Historical Society, representatives of the Volgograd regional government, and special military operation (SVO) soldiers joined the ceremony.

The Central Academic Theater of the Russian Army also hosted a gala event commemorating the 83rd anniversary of the victory in the Battle of Stalingrad. The event brought together over 900 people: representatives of the executive authorities of Moscow and the Volgograd Region, the leadership and members of the regional branch of the Russian Military Historical Society, participants in the Battle of Stalingrad, heads of the capital's leading veterans' organizations, soldiers of the Special Military District, cadets, and other Muscovites.

During the event, Sergei Artemov, a member of the Special Military District, was awarded the Medal "For Bravery," Second Class. His artillery group carried out 12 combat vehicle missions in eight hours, inflicting colossal losses on the enemy. Today, members of the Special Military District demonstrate a high degree of patriotism and selflessness, continuing the traditions of their predecessors.

Participants were also treated to a performance of "The Victory Banner," directed by People's Artist of Russia and member of the regional branch of the Russian Military Historical Society (RVIO) council, Igor Ugolnikov.

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Winter in Moscow: Moscow businesses have prepared events for the coming week.

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From February 6 to 10, Moscow entrepreneurs will hold master classes, games, experiments, practical classes, and other events at various venues across the city as part of the project. Winter in MoscowAll events are free.

Play mini-hockey and go to the exhibition

From February 4th to 10th, the City Holidays hobby club invites you to a free introductory day Children aged seven to 13. From 7:30 AM to 7:00 PM, guests will be able to enjoy themed quests and master classes at 119 Mira Avenue, Building 173.

On the same dates you can visit the art space "Kholst" for free exhibition by artist and architect Valentin Orlenko, a member of the Eurasian Art Union and the International Watercolor Association. The exhibition is open from 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM at 8B, 50 Let Oktyabrya Street.

From February 6th to 8th, from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, city parks will host VkusVill games, with winners receiving brand gifts. For example, during the interactive "Recipe Tree" event, participants will have to collect ingredients for a recipe against the clock. The park will also feature Sokolniki will be asked to launch a mitten across a slippery field so that it stops in a marked area, inIzmailovsky— test your aim in a snowball fight, and in the landscape park Mitino— try your hand at mini-hockey.

Learn how to make slime and master game design

At the Moscow Seasons festival venues, the Zamania chain of family amusement parks will hold master classes for children aged five and up. On February 7,Svyatoozerskaya Street and on February 8th there and onDmitry Donskoy Boulevard It will be possible to make slimes and a talisman ball.

Slime-making classes will begin at 12:30 PM, 2:30 PM, 4:30 PM, and 7:00 PM. Ball-making sessions will begin at 1:30 PM, 3:30 PM, 6:00 PM, and 8:00 PM. You can take home your homemade slime. Parents will also be entered into a raffle with prizes and free admission to the chain's park.

On February 8, from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM, the Top Computer Academy will hold a free practical lesson for children aged seven to 14 and their parents. How to Create a 3D Minecraft Character, dedicated to programming and game design. The master class will be held at 9th Parkovaya Street, Building 48. Need registration.

Take part in master classes at the Gift Factory art pavilion

The Gift Factory art pavilion continues to operate on Bolotnaya Square. Made in Moscow. 4 AndFebruary 6 From 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, there will be a "Winter Magic of Aromatherapy" class. Participants will learn about various natural essential oil compositions and will also have the opportunity to reflect on metaphorical cards. On February 5 at 6:00 PM, residents are invited to a master class. The Secret to Freshness: Carboxytherapy, where participants will learn about the effectiveness of this procedure.

Get busy hand-sculpted and make a ceramic item on February 7 from 11:00 to 12:00. On the same day from 12:00 to 16:00 a entertainment program KidZania Profession Park – a workshop on making body kits, games, quizzes, a DJ performance, and a giveaway.

On February 8 at 13:00 there will be master class on creating artistic compositions from fabric, and at 2:00 pm will begin game program The animation company "Yarko" will be present. Guests at the skating rink will enjoy the "Multiboom" marathon and a meeting with the characters from the animated film "Match Team." The program includes a warm-up, relay races, a sports quiz, and a workshop where everyone can make hanging figurines of a cheerful skier or a light figure skater.

On February 10 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, city residents will be able to immerse themselves in the world of natural cosmetics and aromatherapy atmaster class for the creation of bath salts.

Winter in Moscow — the main event of the season. The project aims to strengthen social and family ties, create an atmosphere of unity and mutual support, and provide assistance to those currently defending the Motherland. Through a variety of programs, including cultural, educational, and sporting events, it brings together Muscovites and visitors of all ages and interests, creating an environment for creative development, active recreation, and warm communication. Particular attention is paid to supporting participants and veterans of the special military operation and their families, as well as all those providing assistance to the front.

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Sergei Sobyanin approved two integrated territorial development projects.

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The Moscow government has adopted decisions on the comprehensive development of two inefficiently used non-residential development areas with a total area of 28.86 hectares in the Novomoskovsky and South-Eastern administrative districts, which are currently occupied by outdated buildings. The corresponding decrees were signed Sergei Sobyanin.

The redeveloped sites are planned to accommodate over 220,000 square meters of real estate, including industrial, public, business, and other facilities. In total, over 3,000 jobs will be created.

One of the reorganized territories, with an area of 22.14 hectares, is located in the Kommunarka district (Novomoskovsky administrative district) along Institutsky Proezd, near the intersection of Admirala Kornilova Street and Proektiruyemy Proezd No. 133.

The site's urban development potential amounts to 183,460 square meters of real estate, including offices and production facilities for enterprises in the electronics, light industry, food industry, jewelry industry, and porcelain and earthenware industry.

Another reorganized site with an area of 6.72 hectares is located in the Kapotnya district (South-Eastern Administrative District) at the address: 2nd quarter of Kapotnya, property 33, building 1, not far from the park of the 85th anniversary of the Moscow Oil Refinery.

The site is planned to house a 37,000-square-meter utility base for the state-funded institution "Motorways of the South-Eastern Administrative District." Employees will have parking available. The surrounding area will be landscaped and greened.

The Moscow government has approved and is currently implementing 179 integrated development projects covering a total area of over 1,600 hectares, including plans to build over 33 million square meters of real estate. These projects will create approximately 386,000 jobs.

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More than 105,000 gas stoves were inspected in Moscow in January.

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In January, specialists from the city's utilities department inspected more than 105,000 gas stoves installed in Moscow apartments. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Public Works. Petr Biryukov.

"In January, we checked the functionality and safety compliance of over 105,000 gas stoves. The inspection schedule for 2026 has been compiled and published, and information about the dates and times is posted on notice boards installed in building entrances and courtyards," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

Gas safety issues are under special scrutiny. Mosgaz specialists conduct scheduled maintenance on all gasified residential buildings in the city annually. If any violations are detected, technicians eliminate any safety hazards and provide recommendations for future operation and repairs.

The average lifespan of a gas stove is 10 to 12 years. After this time, gas valves wear out, burner diffusers become deformed, and oven insulation deteriorates. Maintaining the safe operation of such appliances is impossible, so replacement is necessary.

A gas stove must be equipped with a gas control system that stops the gas supply if the flame in the burner goes out.

Responsibility for the maintenance and replacement of gas equipment lies with the owner or tenant of the residential premises.

Annual inspections of gas equipment in residential buildings have begun in the capital.A schedule for gas stove inspections in Moscow's residential buildings for 2026 has been published.

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Polytechnicians presented a humor master class in Sochi.

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Sochi became the epicenter of comedy for two weeks, hosting the 37th International KVN (KiViN-2026) Festival. Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University made an unprecedented splash by bringing three of its strongest teams to the country's main qualifying stage. This fact eloquently proved that St. Petersburg remains one of the undisputed comedy capitals of Russia.

The festival truly set a record for the number of participants—615 teams from Russia and neighboring countries competed for a spot in one of the KVN leagues: official, central, or television. The competition was fierce, and the standard was set by KVN legends from the First League, who served as editors: Dmitry Bushuev, Oleg Valentsov, and Alan Dzigoev.

The first of the Polytechnicians to take up the baton was the team "Cherche La Femme," a member of the KVN leagues "Youth of Moscow" and "Fontanka." They surprised the audience with skits with elements of subtle absurdity.

"We feel like we performed better than last year. We worked with Moscow editors again, which was definitely a joy," shared fourth-year student Nadezhda Arbuzova.

Another Polytechnic team, "Anomaly," wowed the audience with their signature blend of humor, charm, and stunning acting.

The "Great Byt" team, vice-champion of the NEVA Central League and participant in the Murmansk, Samara, and Moscow Student Leagues, lived up to the audience's expectations. Approaching the task with gusto, the team attended a closed screening for NEVA League editors and producers before the festival to gauge the reaction to their material and gain valuable feedback. As seasoned competitors, they were given 5 minutes and 30 seconds to present at the festival. Their trump card on the Sochi stage was a unique prop—a detailed model of a St. Petersburg neighborhood and a humorous text that was highly praised and earned the team a boost in ratings for the new season.

This isn't our first time in Sochi, so it's always a pleasure to return to the festival atmosphere, where working on jokes and props alternates with strolls along the embankment and shooting at the shooting range. Every Sochi is unique for us, and this one was no exception. We introduced a new team member to the audience and were recognized by the editors," shared Ivan Pavlov, a graduate student at the Institute of Energy.

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Polytechnic University and Nanosoft Development: Strengthening Partnership in Digital Engineering Education

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A working meeting with representatives of Nanosoft Development LLC was held at the Civil Engineering Institute. Nanosoft Development LLC is a leading Russian developer of engineering software products in the field of computer-aided design systems. NanoCAD products ensure safe use, protect Russia's national interests, and play a key role in implementing import substitution goals. NanoCAD products account for 30% of the domestic software market used in design and information modeling in civil and industrial construction, surveying, and mechanical engineering.

Nanosoft Development LLC was represented at the meeting by Oleg Egorychev, Director of Programs for Developing Interaction with Educational and Scientific Organizations, and Ekaterina Osintseva, Head of Educational Organizations. The Civil Engineering Institute was represented by Marina Petrochenko, Director of the Institute of Scientific Research, Ksenia Strelets, Director of the Center for Continuing Professional Education at the Institute, and Liliya Talipova, Senior Lecturer at the Higher School of Industrial Engineering and Design, and Curator of Educational Programs at Nanosoft Development.

The partners summarized the results of their collaboration in 2025. They noted the successful implementation of SPbPU faculty development programs, the updating of undergraduate and specialist degree curricula, and the development of a joint professional development program, "Digital Drawing Teacher."

This year, the launch of an updated program for advanced training of SPbPU teachers, "Digital Design in Engineering Education," is planned, as well as the participation of teachers from the Institute of Civil Engineering in the international competition of educational programs, "Development of Human Resource Potential."

We are pleased to share our applied experience in digital design and create educational opportunities for future professionals. In this way, we contribute to the digital transformation of the construction industry and accelerate the spread of Russian solutions in design automation and information modeling. The more specialists with digital competencies graduate from universities, the faster we will achieve technological sovereignty in key areas of the domestic economy and lay the foundation for Russia's technological leadership, noted Oleg Egorychev.

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Polytechnicians at a symposium in memory of Alexei Ilyushin

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Staff from the Higher School of Mechanics and Control Processes of the PhysMechanics Institute (PhysMechanics) participated in the International Scientific Symposium on the Problems of Mechanics of Deformable Solids, dedicated to the 115th anniversary of the birth of Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences Alexei Ilyushin (1911–1998). The event was held at Lomonosov Moscow State University.

Alexey Ilyushin was a prominent Soviet and Russian mechanical engineer of the 20th century. He developed the theory of elastic-plastic processes and was one of the founders of the modern theory of constitutive equations in continuum mechanics. He was the author of numerous scientific inventions, the founder of several scientific schools in mechanics, and the director of important state scientific and technical projects. He was a Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, a member of the Russian Academy of Rocket and Artillery Sciences, and a laureate of the Stalin Prize (1948) and the Lomonosov Prize, First Class (1995). He was Rector of Leningrad State University from 1950 to 1952. He also served as Head of the Elasticity Theory Department at Moscow University from 1942 to 1998. Over 150 dissertations were defended under Alexey Ilyushin's supervision.

The International Scientific Symposium in Memory of Alexey Ilyushin was held for the sixth time. It was organized by Lomonosov Moscow State University, the Russian Academy of Sciences, and the National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics.

The symposium's theme corresponded to the scientist's main scientific interests, covering a wide range of modern problems in the mechanics of deformable bodies.

More than 100 scientists from Russia, Belarus, Slovenia, Armenia, and Uzbekistan participated in the forum. Four RAS academicians participated: I. G. Goryacheva, R. I. Nigmatulin, Yu. V. Petrov, and V. A. Sadovnichy. The symposium program included 70 oral presentations.

SPbPU scientists presented four reports.

A. S. Semenov, D. A. Dron, Ya. K. Astapov: "Effective elastic and inelastic properties of porous metal-ceramic electrodes of solid oxide fuel cells". A. I. Grishchenko, A. S. Semenov: "Interaction of different slip systems during inelastic deformation of single-crystal nickel-based alloys". P. V. Vinh, A. B. Freidin: Static bending and buckling analysis of nanoplates using modified nonlocal strain gradient theory. S. A. Vavilov, L. V. Shtukin, O. V. Privalova, D. S. Vavilov, A. A. Kudryavtsev: "On modal localization in a string on an elastic foundation".

The report by A. I. Grishchenko and A. S. Semenov contained the results of research obtained within the framework of the RSF grant No. 25-19-00921 “Multiscale microstructural models of inelastic deformation and fracture of single- and polycrystalline heat-resistant alloys under complex thermomechanical loadingThe results presented were highly praised by participants in the section "Plasticity. Thermodynamic Processes. Theory of Constitutive Relations."

Professor Artem Semenov commented on his participation in the symposium: "This is a wonderful opportunity to see how professionals react to new ideas and research results, to receive valuable recommendations for their further development, to see the direction of development in domestic mechanics, and to informally connect with long-time friends and colleagues."

Professor Alexander Freidin noted: "The symposium was attended by leading mechanical scientists. I was delighted to see my colleagues and friends and to participate in the discussion of the papers. Our Vietnamese graduate student, Pham Van Vinh, presented results that will be included in his PhD thesis, and this was an important preliminary work."

"I was pleased to present the results of my research to leading scientists in the field of solid mechanics and to communicate informally with leading scientists from Russia, Belarus, Serbia, and Armenia," commented Senior Lecturer Alexey Grishchenko.

Polytechnicians remembered the forum for its vibrant presentations by leading scientists, heated discussions and exchanges of opinions, and interesting facts from the biography of A. A. Ilyushin.

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Several high-tech manufacturing facilities will open in the New Moscow region, according to Sergei Sobyanin.

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Construction of a house-building factory has begun in the New Moscow. Sergei Sobyanin announced this on his channel. messenger MAX.

"The project is being built at the investor's expense with the support of the city. In 2024, a four-hectare plot was allocated at a preferential rate of one ruble per year for the entire project period. The lease agreement is for five years, and the city is overseeing the fulfillment of obligations at all stages," the Moscow Mayor noted.

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The factory will unite several high-tech production facilities. It will produce reinforced concrete structures for apartment buildings, wood-aluminum windows, interior finishing products, and architectural concrete facades.

The plan is to construct a production building and a three-story administrative and amenity block, which will be combined into a single architectural form. The workshop is designed for assembly-line production.

The implementation of the project will create more than 500 jobs.

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Mosbilet invites you to an evening of original songs at the Southwest Theatre

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In the art cafe Theatre in the South-West On February 7 at 9:00 PM, an evening of original songs will take place. The concert will feature actors Anton Belov and Maxim Gigenin, members of the band "Araks," composer and poet Anastasia Pototskaya, and Hero of Russia Maxim Bakharev.

The program includes songs by Anastasia Potocka, Anton Belov and other authors performed by members of the Araks group – Ilya Trofimov, Alexey Kizenkov, Anatoly Abramov, Oleg Zaripov, Vadim Andreev and Alexander Lupachik, as well as theater artists "Lenkom Mark Zakharov".

Special guest, Hero of Russia Maxim Bakharev, will read his own poems.

Tickets can be purchased at the service Mosbilet.

Araks is a Moscow rock band that rose to fame in the 1970s. Since 1973, Araks' musicians have collaborated closely with the Lenin Komsomol Theater (now Mark Zakharov's Lenkom). They have performed in musical productions of "The Star and Death of Joaquin Murieta," "Til," "Juno and Avos," and others. The band has recorded music for the films "June 31" and "Get to Know Me." At various times, Araks's lineup has included Yuri Shakhnazarov, Alexander Buinov, Evgeny Margulis, Nikolai Parfenyuk, and other talented performers.

Maxim Bakharev is a serviceman, captain, and participant in the Special Military District. In 2022, during partial mobilization, he was called to the front as a platoon commander. On July 22, 2024, during a combat mission, he was seriously wounded while defending his unit. Due to the consequences of his injury, he had his arms and legs amputated. On October 9, 2024, Maxim Bakharev was awarded the Gold Star medal of Hero of the Russian Federation.

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An investor has built a plant in Zelenograd to produce translucent structures and modular facades.

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A production site has been established in Zelenograd as part of a large-scale investment project (MaIP). It will house two enterprises, which will be part of the industrial and construction cluster in Savelki. The complex of four industrial buildings will serve the needs of the construction industry.

"Industrial infrastructure is actively developing in the Zelenograd Administrative District, thanks in part to large-scale investment projects. For example, construction of a plant has been completed in the Savelki district as part of the industrial construction complex. It will comprise four facilities in total. The city has allocated approximately 17 hectares of land for the project. All plots are leased to the investor at a preferential rate of one ruble per year," said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction.

Vladimir Efimov.

For the construction of the plant in 2022, the city allocated approximately 3.5 hectares of land to the investor at a preferential rate of one ruble per year.

"Following Sergei Sobyanin's instructions, the city is actively promoting the development of modern industrial infrastructure. Thanks to two Moscow Government support measures, a new production facility for construction companies has been commissioned in Zelenograd. The production building is designed to house the companies First House-Building Plant and Life Engineering, which specialize in the production of translucent structures and modular facades. The project will create over 140 new high-tech jobs," noted the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

Maxim Liksutov.

The First House-Building Plant specializes in window and door systems, as well as façade solutions using glass and aluminum. The plant's production capacity allows it to manufacture up to 159,000 square meters of PVC structures annually, as well as 82,000 square meters of warm glazing products and 184,000 square meters of cold glazing products.

Life Engineering's production facility focuses on the assembly of modular facades using prefab technology. They plan to produce up to 70,000 square meters of prefabricated facade modules with full or partial glazing in standard formats annually.

Anton Slobodchikov, Chairman of the State Construction Supervision Committee, added that throughout the entire construction period of the industrial facility, the agency's inspectors conducted nine inspections. Following the final inspection, the committee issued a conclusion confirming the buildings' compliance with the approved design documentation and subsequently issued the developer an occupancy permit. The total area of the facility is nearly 17,000 square meters.

The surrounding area has been landscaped and improved. Asphalt has been laid, parking spaces have been created, a lawn has been laid, and hardscape features have been installed.

The creation of a single high-tech site has become an example of the effective integration of two production facilities' infrastructures, a modern approach to design, and the efficient use of construction and engineering resources, noted Maxim Rybakov, Project Director of the FSK Group of Companies. He cited government support as the key factor in the project's successful implementation. Collaboration with the city allowed the work to be completed with social and economic interests in mind, which will positively impact the region's future. The facility is fully ready for equipment and plant operations.

A Large-Scale Investment Project (MaIP) is a special status granted to industrial complexes, innovation centers, and multifunctional sports facilities. This support program has been in effect in Moscow since 2016. Developers who receive this status can lease land from the city on preferential terms. Currently, over 100 industrial MAIPs are being implemented in Moscow, highlighting the development of the capital's industrial sector.

The employment creation incentive program has been in place since 2020 and covers virtually all districts of the capital. Investors will build over 270 facilities under this program, covering a total area of 8.3 million square meters. These include new industrial facilities, office and shopping centers, educational, cultural, and sports institutions. Overall, over 2.8 trillion rubles will be invested in Moscow's development, creating approximately 360,000 new jobs in virtually all sectors of the city's economy.

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