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Polytechnic University is a participant in the XVI St. Petersburg International Educational Forum

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The St. Petersburg International Educational Forum is one of the leading events in Russian education, setting the tone for the professional agenda. This year, it runs from March 30 to April 3, bringing together nearly 40,000 professionals, including participants from around the world. The forum's program covers eight relevant areas and takes place at leading educational institutions in St. Petersburg, including the Polytechnic University.

More than 350 events are planned for the 2026 St. Petersburg International Forum, which can be attended both in person and online. This year, Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University will participate in 21 events on the forum's business program.

The main event, held on March 30 at the Technopolis Polytech Research Building, was "PROFIUM"—an educational event for directors, deputies for educational and training work, teachers, and anyone interested in improving the quality of career guidance and enhancing the competitiveness of graduates.

Andrey Protasov, Head of the Kalininsky District Education Department, spoke at the plenary session of the event: "The forum's business platform in the Kalininsky District will address key areas of state education policy, with a primary focus, of course, on training and retaining qualified personnel to ensure the economic and technological sovereignty of our state. It's no secret that training and availability of personnel for educational institutions is currently the most pressing issue facing the education system, not only in our city but throughout the country."

The event included master classes and training sessions on various aspects of career guidance for administrative and teaching teams.

A significant event held at the Polytechnic University was the roundtable discussion "Physics Experiments in Engineering Classrooms." Participants discussed the organization of project-based activities in school physics classrooms and presented thematic reports.

Polytechnic University representatives—Associate Professor of the Physics Department Natalia Leonova and Director of the Applicant Services Center Artem Egupov—shared their practical experience in hosting events, from specialized physics workshops to large-scale events such as engineering olympiads.

Polytechnic also participated in other sections of the forum, held in schools and educational centers in the Kalininsky, Vyborgsky, Kolpino, Krasnogvardeisky, Petrogradsky, Kirovsky, Krasnoselsky, and Vasileostrovsky districts of St. Petersburg.

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Everything for suppliers and customers: the fifth Moscow Competition Days forum has begun in the capital.

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The fifth forum opened in the capital Days of Moscow CompetitionThe agenda of the three-day event covers a wide range of issues relevant to parties to contractual relations, according to the head of the Moscow Department of Competition Policy. Kirill Purtov.

"The 'Moscow Competition Days' forum will be filled with expert discussions on topics relevant to contracting officers, entrepreneurs, and government officials. We dedicated the first day to issues closely related to customer service. We discussed solutions used by the city to make the procurement process even more efficient, reliable, and convenient. These include digitalization at all stages, the implementation of artificial intelligence technologies, standardized documentation, and more. Specifically, Moscow's unified automated tender information system uses 486 sets of standard documentation, 19 of which were created in 2025. These cover 89 percent of procurement, excluding construction, design work, major repairs, and medical and technological equipment. This reduces the risk of customer errors, while suppliers receive clear documents whose structure allows them to focus on the procurement subject and make faster decisions about participation. We plan to complete the standardization work in 2026," said Kirill Purtov.

The second day of the forum will be devoted to suppliers and the opportunities they face when working with government customers. Presentations will cover the supplier portal—a platform for small-volume procurement—the 2026 tax reform, measures to support small and medium-sized businesses, typical complaints from procurement participants, working with the Roseltorg electronic trading platform, and other topics. Speakers will include representatives of Moscow's executive authorities, electronic platforms for procurement market participants, entrepreneurs, and experts in public procurement, economics, and business.

The third day of the forum will bring together contract service managers. The key topic of the day will be modernizing the procurement system and the competitive market. The forum will also feature a Tender Hack hackathon. It will focus on finding solutions for improving the supplier portal. Participants will develop a prototype for a personalized, smart product search system.

The Moscow Competition Days forum has been held since 2019. It serves as a platform for communication between procurement process participants, the exchange of best practices and their adaptation to the city's real-world challenges, and the search for potential business partners and investments. It is organized by Moscow City Department for Competition PolicyThe events provide an opportunity to examine the development of competition from different perspectives, discuss prospects and opportunities for optimizing the contracting system, and engage in a fully open dialogue with customers, suppliers, government officials, and key budget administrators.

Moscow's contract system consistently demonstrates high efficiency. The capital is a leader inNational Procurement Transparency RatingStandardizing procedures, implementing digital technologies, and engaging small businesses ensures savings at all stages of Moscow's public procurement process.

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What will Moscow schoolchildren learn at sports and patriotic camps this summer?

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Over 13,000 Moscow schoolchildren will attend sports and patriotic camps in the summer of 2026. This is three times more than last year. The first session is scheduled to begin on June 1. Students aged 13 to 17 can apply. Due to the high interest in the project, the enrollment deadline has been extended until April 30. This was announced by the press service. Department of Education and Science of the City of Moscow.

"This year, 10 sports and patriotic camps are planned to open in the capital—seven more than in 2025. They will be able to accommodate over 13,000 schoolchildren—three times more than last year. The camps will host six two-week sessions over the summer," the department's press service noted.

To get into the camp, you need to submit an application in the "Kruzhki" service in your electronic diary Moscow Electronic School and attach an essay of at least a thousand characters on the topic “Why I want to go to camp.”

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin reportedThe network of sports and patriotic tent camps has expanded at the request of schoolchildren and their parents. This summer, camps will open in western Moscow: in the Bogorodsky, Odintsovsky, and Naro-Fominsky urban districts. The camps are named after Russian military leaders. In 2025, the camps were "Zhukov," "Rokossovsky," and "Vasilevsky." In 2026, children will be welcomed at "Konev," "Suvorov," "Kutuzov," "Bagration," "Nakhimov," as well as "Chuikov" and "Ushakov."

The camp programs were developed jointly with the Russian Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Schoolchildren will undergo tactical training, learn how to operate drones, navigate terrain, and provide first aid. Participants will also participate in volleyball, football, and basketball tournaments. Teenagers will enjoy rock climbing classes, fire and rescue games, screenings of Soviet films, and meetings with artists and historians. The camp concludes with large-scale field games where the children will put all their newly acquired knowledge to use.

The Department of Capital Repairs will create all the necessary conditions for a comfortable and safe camping experience. Students will live in tents equipped with fire alarms and air conditioners with heating to maintain the desired temperature in all weather conditions.

Participants are provided with balanced meals five times a day in specially equipped dining halls. The camps are provided with 24-hour security.

Games, logic puzzles, and obstacle courses: 10 sports and patriotic camps will open in Moscow next year.The network of summer patriotic camps for teenagers will be expanded, Sobyanin said.

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Supplemental education programs develop students' creative and critical thinking and develop skills that will be useful in their future careers. Supplemental education activities contribute to the "All the Best for Children" national project. Youth and ChildrenMore information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found on a special page.

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Preserving the Memory of the Great Victory: Opening of the "Family History. Immortal Memory" Festival

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On March 31, the State University of Management held the opening ceremony of the patriotic festival "Family History. Immortal Memory," marking the beginning of the project's new season.

Pavel Pavlovsky, Vice-Rector of the State University of Management, spoke about how the idea for the festival came about and shared his family history.

"For my family, the history of the Great Patriotic War has always been personal: my grandmother fought in the war and survived, sharing her memories; my grandfather died in May 1945. But for today's schoolchildren, most of whom no longer have living relatives who fought in the war to tell their stories, history ceases to be personal and remains confined to the pages of books. Similarly, our generation is no longer as moved by the War of 1812—there's no emotional connection or personal connection. It's precisely this connection that our competition aims to foster," concluded Pavel Vladimirovich.

He also noted that this year, dedicated to the unity of the peoples of Russia, a new competition section has been added, related to interethnic harmony during the war.

Olga Petrova, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education and Chair of the festival's organizing committee, addressed the audience via videoconference. She emphasized the importance of preserving the memory of ancestors, "after all, there isn't a single family in our country that wasn't touched by the Great Patriotic War."

Nikita Zinkov, head of the "I'm Proud" Association of Student Patriotic Clubs, noted that so many projects are being carried out jointly with the State University of Management (SUM) that the university has already become a second home for the association's members:

"Our country is strong in its traditions, unique history, the preservation of the memory of past events, and literature. And our competition embodies all three of these qualities. I am confident that, together with our partner, the State University of Management, we will make this competition a tradition, giving students from all regions the opportunity to showcase their talent."

Gayane Harutyunyan, Secretary General of the Eurasian Economic Union's Public Chamber, delivered an emotional speech.

"The festival helps preserve the memory of our ancestors' victory and pass it on from generation to generation, which is very important. Even the SVO is a consequence of us beginning to forget what our grandfathers and great-grandfathers did for us. I want everything to end with our victory today and never happen again, so that the younger generation can live in peace and harmony. Let's preserve the peace our great-grandfathers gave us," Gayane Harutyunyan urged.

Other distinguished guests of the evening also addressed the audience with welcoming remarks, including representatives of non-profit organizations, veterans, the South-Eastern Administrative District, and the Russian Knowledge Society.

Students from the Pre-University School of the State University of Management presented several creative performances, and Dmitry Dunayev, director of the cultural and patriotic project "Eternal Power," performed war songs. To one of these, the Immortal Regiment marched on stage with portraits of WWII veterans. An exhibition of the best works by previous festival participants was also held in the hall.

At the conclusion of the event, Anna Akopyan, a member of the jury and a member of the State University of Management, reminded the audience that applications for the competition are accepted until May 24 in the categories "Best Literary Work" and "Best Video," and the awards ceremony will take place on the day of the First Victory Day Parade, June 24. Requirements for submissions and official news can be found in the festival's VKontakte and Telegram communities.

The "Family History. Immortal Memory" festival is initiated and organized by the State University of Management. Co-organizers include the Ministry of Education and Science and the "I Am Proud" Association of Student Patriotic Clubs. The project is supported by the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (Rosmolodezh) and Rosmolodezh.Grants.

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Innovations in Industrial Safety: A New Stage of Collaboration between Polytechnic University and Gazprom Invest

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A delegation from the Institute of Civil Engineering of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University visited the headquarters of Gazprom Invest LLC. The meeting focused on exchanging experience in organizing the construction of industrial and civil facilities, as well as ensuring industrial safety using innovative technologies.

The delegation from the Civil Engineering Institute included Marina Petrochenko, Director of the Institute of Civil Engineering; Andrey Andreyev, Director of the Higher School of Technosphere Safety; Ksenia Strelets, Director of the Center for Additional Professional Programs at the Institute of Civil Engineering; Maxim Terekh, Deputy Director for Academic and Methodological Work; Asiyat Eliseeva, Deputy Director for Academic Process Organization and Student Affairs; Evgeniya Zavodnova, Deputy Director for Operations; Anton Byzov and Evgeny Kolesnikov, Associate Professors at the Higher School of Technical and Sphere Safety; and Alexander Doronin, Senior Lecturer at the Higher School of Technical and Sphere Safety.

During the visit, representatives of the Civil Engineering Institute visited the Project Management Center of Gazprom Invest LLC. Maxim Goryachev, Head of the Center, presented the department's main activities to the guests. He demonstrated the use of information modeling technologies using a digital model of an industrial facility under construction. Particular attention was paid to the implementation of innovative industrial safety solutions, the components of a unified digital platform, and the capabilities of construction analytics.

Ilya Zaytsev, Head of the Occupational Health, Industrial, and Fire Safety Department at Gazprom Invest, spoke to the guests about modern software systems designed to minimize industrial risks. Participants were introduced to the monitoring system and the Industrial Safety module, which utilizes artificial intelligence technologies to automatically detect safety violations based on video recordings. RFID technology received special attention. Sensors integrated into hard hats automatically alert construction equipment operators of approaching personnel, significantly reducing the risk of injury on site. ISI representatives also visited the Gazprom Invest training center, where they learned about practical first aid training.

The final stage of the event was a working meeting, at which the parties agreed to develop cooperation in the field of industrial safety.

"Collaboration with leading industry companies is a priority for the Civil Engineering Institute. Integrating cutting-edge digital solutions and industrial safety practices into the educational process will be an important tool for improving the quality of training highly qualified engineering personnel prepared to work with innovative technologies," noted Marina Petrochenko.

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A Career in the Oil and Gas Industry: A New Course for Students Launches at Polytechnic University

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The Gazprom Mezhregiongaz Engineering Scientific and Educational Center has launched a course titled "Fundamentals of Decarbonization in the Oil and Gas Industry." It was developed by faculty from the Polytechnic University under the guidance of Alexander Ilyinsky, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation and Professor at the Higher School of Industrial Management at the Institute of Mechanics and Technology of Economics and Technology. This project by the HSPM research team won the "Course for Success" educational product competition. the results of which were summed up at the St. Petersburg International Gas Forum 2025.

The course is designed for economics students planning to pursue careers in the oil and gas industry. It consists of 72 academic hours and is included in the semester's curriculum. The first to begin the course were 30 master's students.

"Today, it's strategically essential not only to train managers for the oil and gas industry but also to instill in them an awareness of responsibility in the context of the new global management concept and industry legislation requirements. In other words, it's essential to comprehensively and systematically address the issues under study from all angles, which is what we've accomplished in the course 'Fundamentals of Decarbonization in the Oil and Gas Industry.' It's also important to note that the authors developed the materials specifically for the functionality of the Gazprom Mezhregiongaz Engineering educational platform," emphasized Lyudmila Pankova, SPbPU Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs.

The course includes lectures, textbooks, graphic diagrams, and illustrations. Students complete the course individually at their own pace. Instructors can track each student's progress and view assessment results. Students can subsequently use the course materials to prepare their own research and scientific papers.

"Thanks to the digital educational platform, we are able to offer students an engaging, structured course covering the theoretical foundations, technologies, and methods of decarbonization. Our goal is to develop a systemic understanding of the processes and mechanisms and to develop practical skills for developing relevant projects. The relevance of the program is driven by the importance of the oil and gas sector for the Russian economy," says course developer and HSE Professor Alexander Ilyinsky.

The Gazprom Mezhregiongaz Engineering educational platform, developed on behalf of Gazprom Mezhregiongaz, integrates curricula across all areas of regional gas sales and distribution companies. It also allows for the inclusion of educational products from external companies. For example, the "Course for Success" competition featured original projects from university faculty and researchers, as well as students and schoolchildren. This confirmed the platform's versatility and adaptability to various tasks and audiences.

Gazprom Mezhregiongaz Engineering is a specialized service company supporting core IT activities in the regions where Gazprom Mezhregiongaz Group subsidiaries operate. The company's specialists develop and support specialized software, provide IT infrastructure outsourcing services, perform maintenance and repair of telemetry systems, and conduct gas metering audits.

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Muscovites will select the best drawings in the "Defenders of the Fatherland: Victory in Unity" competition.

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Residents of the capital are invited to choose the best works of participants in the international competition. "Defenders of the Fatherland. Victory in Unity" in two special nominations. Vote The Active Citizen project is open for artistic works by authors over 14 years old. The winners among children aged 6–13 (inclusive) will be selected. Young Muscovites are users of the Active Citizen for Children platform..

The competition was organized by the Victory Museum and timed to coincide with the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia. Participants were asked to create festive cards for May 9th, dedicating them to the theme of shared heroism and the continuity of generations. The creative works reflected images of the heroes of the Battle of Borodino, the victors of the Great Patriotic War, and modern soldiers. They became symbols of different pages of a single great book about the defense of the Fatherland. Young and adult artists submitted drawings in oil, watercolor, colored pencil, ink, and pastel. In total, the competition organizers received over 25,000 submissions.

Five drawings are submitted for each poll, from which the top three must be selected. The authors of the winning works will receive between one and three thousand points in the city's loyalty program. "A Million Prizes"They can be used to purchase goods and services from program partners or donated to charity. More detailed information on how to use points is available on the ag-vmeste.ru website in the section "Incentives".

A special jury will determine the overall winners of the "Defenders of the Fatherland: Victory in Unity" competition. Participants' works will be presented at a virtual exhibition opening on the Victory Museum website on April 16, 2026, where the public will also be able to vote for their favorite drawings. The authors with the most votes will be awarded the Audience Choice Award. Furthermore, the best works will be included in a limited edition of holiday cards.

Project Active Citizen has been operating since 2014. Since then, more than seven million people have joined, and over 7,600 votes have been conducted. Every month, the city implements 30 to 40 citizen decisions.

"Active Citizen for Children" is an online platform created specifically for young Muscovites aged six to 14 who have an account on mos.ru or the Moscow Electronic School platform. Here, children can make important decisions for the city by participating in surveys. They can also enjoy engaging quizzes, games, and videos that introduce Moscow and tell about the city's history, development, and projects for children.

The project and platform are being developed by the State Public Institution “New Management Technologies” and the capital Department of Information Technology.

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The summer terrace season for cafes and restaurants has begun in the capital.

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The summer patio season for cafes and restaurants has opened in Moscow. Weather permitting, it will traditionally last until November 1st. If a business plans to establish such a space, it must be included in the city's location plan. Currently, over 5,000 Moscow establishments—almost every fifth—are represented in this plan.

"Summer verandas are part of the image of modern Moscow. They attract residents and tourists with their atmosphere and comfort. Over the past year, their number in the accommodation scheme has increased by more than 20 percent," she said.

Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

The dynamics were also influenced by the introduction of a simplified placement approval service on the mos.ru portal in 2025. seasonal objectsNow, simple structures that don't require equipment installation can be installed upon notification, subject to certain conditions. For example, verandas are only allowed to contain umbrellas, tables, chairs, and compact flower arrangements.

Furthermore, the city allows restaurateurs to maintain their seasonal spaces during the colder months. This saves owners the cost of setting up and dismantling their facilities.

Experts help you understand the rules for placing summer verandas State Inspectorate for Control over the Use of Real Estate in Moscow and the capital Associations of administrative and technical inspectionsThey regularly offer individual consultations and free webinars.

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Restoration of the historic facades and interiors of the main building of the Central Moscow Hippodrome continues.

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Comprehensive restoration of the main building of the Central Moscow Hippodrome (CMH) continues. The architectural landmark will be restored to its historical appearance. Work on the façades of this regional cultural heritage site is more than 65 percent complete. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.

The main building of the Central Moscow Youth Museum is a unique structure, constructed in the late 19th century according to the designs of architects Ivan Baryutin and Semyon Kulagin. In the mid-20th century, after a fire destroyed the stands, the building was reconstructed. Today, it is recognized as an example of monumental Stalinist architecture and is designated a regional cultural heritage site.

"Restoration of the main building, covering 14,200 square meters, is ongoing at the Central Moscow Hippodrome. It will be adapted for modern use. It will house a restaurant and permanent betting halls. A promenade will be created on the lower level beneath the stands. Specialists are strengthening the structure, updating the utility systems, and restoring the historic facades, interiors, and paintings. More than 65 percent of the facade restoration is already complete. Cleaning, finishing the decor, and restoring pinnacles, planters, and the moldings of the portico and stands are ongoing. This will restore the building's visual appearance and return it to its historical appearance," said Vladimir Efimov.

During the previous stage of restoration, specialists restored the brickwork and strengthened the foundation of the main building.

Thanks to the completed work, the capacity of the main spectator stand will almost double to two thousand. The building will also retain its 150-seat restaurant. The area of the Museum of the History of the Central Museum of Art and Horse Breeding of Russia will increase sixfold, allowing for the placement of new exhibits.

"At the Central Moscow Hippodrome, comprehensive work is also underway at the horse yard, where stables are being built. At the equestrian stadium, specialists are updating the utility infrastructure: water supply and sewerage systems are being installed, and the external storm drainage system is almost complete. Work is underway to lay the foundations for the training and prize tracks," noted the head of the Moscow Department of Civil Construction.

Alexey Alexandrov.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the completion restoration The main symbols of the Central Museum of Contemporary Art are the quadriga and equestrian sculptures.

Once all stages of reconstruction are completed, the Central Moscow Hippodrome will become one of the world's finest racing and racing venues, as well as a modern and functional cultural space. It will not only host competitions but also wedding ceremonies, photo shoots, and other themed events.

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The Sfera Theatre will premiere the play "Last Year's Snow" on April 2.

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At the Moscow Drama Theatre "Sfera", subordinate to the capital Department of CultureThe "Transparent Sun of Autumn" series of productions will be held. It consists of two plays. The theater's principal director, People's Artist of Russia Alexander Korshunov, created the production based on stories by prominent Soviet writers—Yuri Trifonov, Yuri Kazakov, and Yuri Dombrovsky.

The play "Last Year's Snow" will premiere on the theater's main stage on April 2. It is based on the stories "At the Whistle Stop," "Last Year's Snow," "Unfinished Canvas," and "Transparent Sun of Autumn." The production depicts four life lines: love, choice, loss, and responsibility. entrance ticketsYou can use the Mosbilet service.

"Trifonov, Kazakov, and Dombrovsky are wonderful writers, and I adore them dearly. While each of them is absolutely unique, they are all continuers of the most essential traditions of Russian literature: genuine depth, humanity, vibrant psychology, warmth, atmosphere, and simplicity. It was incredibly important to us that the production of their stories received high praise from the audience. It's inspiring, because what could be more valuable than the audience's choice? We also love this production very much, and it was meant to be included in the theater's repertoire again. We wanted to refine and perfect it, as it is so important to us. It tells the story of the human spiritual quest. The search for meaning, support, happiness, and love. What kind of life can be considered fulfilled, and what kind is not? What does it all mean? And why does everything happen the way it does? The production raises many important questions," said Alexander Korshunov, chief director of the Sfera Theater.

On March 7, the Chamber Stage premiered the play "Candle," based on the stories "Dove's Death" by Yuri Trifonov and "Candle" by Yuri Kazakov. The second part of the "Transparent Sun of Autumn" duology is presented as a close-up conversation between the characters. The next performance will be on April 11. Tickets are available through Mosbilet.

The Mosbilet service makes it easy to plan any type of vacation—from theater and concerts to sports activities and picnics. Tickets are sold without markups or intermediary commissions. The service also offers many free events. Tickets are available for the new season's theater premieres and performances featuring renowned artists. If you have a full or standard mos.ru account, you don't need to enter personal information when purchasing. Tickets for children are purchased using a simplified process. Users don't need to bring identification to attend cultural events—simply show the ticket inspector the QR code for your digital ticket.

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