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An interdepartmental working group has compiled the Russian version of the Unified State List of Scientific Publications (USLPS)—the "White List." The list was created to monitor and evaluate publication activity in the Russian Federation. The main feature of the new version is the prioritization of publications in domestic scientific journals.

In total, the Russian part of the new list included 3,120 journals, distributed across four levels, where the first level is the highest.

Three publications from the State University of Management, namely the academic journals "Management," "E-Management," and "Digital Sociology," have been assigned Level 2 status on the White List. Publications in these journals will now be considered not only for dissertation defenses but also for the evaluation of research results.

The white list is published on the website of the Russian Center for Scientific Information.

By the end of 2025, it is planned to approve the regulations for the inclusion of new journals in the Unified State Register of Public Prosecutors and to form the final version of the list with foreign publications.

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Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University announces the launch of a new grant competition for international postgraduate students—Best International Grant for PhD (BIG PhD) 2025. This is an excellent opportunity for young talent to receive recognition and support for their scientific achievements.

At the Polytechnic University, this competition has become an annual event and is held as part of the Priority 2030 technological leadership program. A country's technological leadership begins with a strong engineering workforce—this is the foundation upon which innovation is built and true sovereignty is ensured. Universities, by training highly qualified specialists and creating cutting-edge research, are a key link in this chain. The BIG PhD program aims to reward the most active and promising international postgraduate students in engineering and the natural sciences. Participants are invited to showcase their scientific achievements: publications, grants, intellectual property, patents, conference presentations—everything that forms the basis of a successful academic career and leads to new applied research and technological discoveries.

Applications are now open and will run until October 15, 2025. Winners will receive not only honor and recognition but also financial rewards, including grants and awards from the university.

International graduate students completing their studies this year will unfortunately be unable to participate. For everyone else, this is a chance to showcase their talent and receive additional support for their research initiatives.

For me, winning the BIG PhD competition means international recognition and confidence that my research truly matters. The competition is impeccably organized, from the clear evaluation criteria to the support at every stage. "This is a case where your persistence meets support, and together they give birth to a true breakthrough," shared Gong Bowen, a PhD student at the Institute of Energy from China and a BIG PhD 2024 laureate.

Those wishing to take part in the competition can fill out the form and send it to the contacts provided. Here.

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A meeting of representatives of the Exhibition Research Center (VNITS) R was held in the first industry library of the event industry named after S.N. Trofimov

The meeting was attended by:

Dmitry Karpov, Academic Secretary of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University; Victoria Lysenko, Director of the Fundamental Library of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University; Daria Ostrovskaya, General Director of the All-Russian Scientific Research Center R

The meeting discussed plans for developing cooperation between the organizations, training young professionals, and developing human resources for the Russian events industry. Participants also considered expanding the collections of the Polytechnic University Information and Library Complex with publications from the specialized library, as well as collaboration on content development and knowledge base development.

It was decided to continue cooperation under the 2022 agreementIt is aimed at researching the economics and organization of exhibition and congress activities, developing the national event industry, and holding joint events. For example, for several years now, the Polytechnic University has been hosting offsite sessions as part of the Eurasian Event Forum. This provides an excellent opportunity for industry representatives to meet and discuss current events industry topics.

"The establishment of the first industry library for the events industry, named after Sergei Nikolaevich Trofimov, one of the 'founding fathers' of the convention and exhibition industry in our country, is an important and significant event," said Dmitry Karpov, Academic Secretary of SPbPU. "Now, students in relevant fields and Polytechnic University staff have a unique opportunity to access rare books, research, periodicals, reference and information materials, and individual articles by leading Russian and international experts in the events industry and tourism."

The first industry library of the event industry named after S. N. Trofimov opened in St. Petersburg on February 27, 2025. This is a project of the Exhibition Research Center (VNITS) R

The first industry library of the event industry named after S.N. Trofimov is open to visitors every first Thursday of the month at the following address: St. Petersburg, Lodeynopolskaya Street, Building 7.

Registration is required follow this link.

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The teams "CML-team: Kapi-band" and "CML-team: Energy Surge," representing the Advanced Engineering School of the St. Petersburg Polytechnic University's "Digital Engineering," took first and second place in the "Novice" category (robots controlled by schoolchildren) at the MIPT open technology festival "FestTech" in Moscow. The event, Russia's largest robot combat competition in the 1.5 kg weight class, attracted a record number of participants: 16 teams in the "Novice" category and 28 in the "Pro" category.

The success of the SPbPU PIS teams was the result of effective collaboration between the Polytechnic University and general education institutions. The pilots for both teams were Elisey Lovpache and Matvey Reshetov, students from the InfinITi Digital Education Center at School No. 509. The teams also included students Varvara Antoshkiv, Maria Kamaeva, and Artem Osipenko. The team mentors were Vsevolod Bolshakov and Daria Kuatkhina, engineers from the SPbPU PIS "Digital Engineering," and Nikolai Orlov, a teacher and educator, made a significant contribution to the collaboration with the school.

"These victories, including first and second place at the FestTech festival at MIPT, are a clear confirmation of the functional and technical characteristics of the robots developed at SPbPU's Specialized Design Bureau for Schools of the Primorsky Krai, as well as the effectiveness of our educational model for working with schoolchildren," noted Vsevolod Bolshakov, the team mentor and head of SPbPU's Specialized Design Bureau for Schools of the Primorsky Krai. "Synergetic collaboration is achieved when SPbPU's engineers, students, and teachers unite around a common technological challenge—the development of a controlled robotic system that takes dynamics and durability into account. It's important that we don't simply create and prepare robots for competitions—we create an environment for nurturing a new generation of motivated engineers."

The FestTech festival is a key event in the Russian robotics community. This year's record number of participants demonstrates the growing interest in competitive robotics and the development of engineering skills among young people. The 1.5 kg competition is particularly spectacular and technically challenging, requiring participants to possess a deep understanding of mechanics, electronics, and programming.

"Participating in such competitions certainly gives us invaluable experience," said Elisey Lovpache, pilot of the winning team. "Each battle tests not only the strength, reliability, and controllability of our combat robot, but also our ability to make quick decisions under stress. This victory motivates us to continue developing combat robotics."

Representatives of the SPbPU "Digital Engineering" School emphasize the strategic importance of participating in such events.

For the SPbPU Advanced Engineering School, such festivals are a central part of a process that encompasses education, research and development, and their practical application. "We demonstrate that modern engineering education is not just about theory, but also about the opportunity to apply knowledge in real-world projects, even at the school level," said Daria Kuatkhina.

Victory at FestTech was a key milestone in the teams' preparation for international competitions. CML-team: Kapi-band passed the qualifying round in Perm, and the second team, CML-team: Energy Surge, will compete in another qualifying round in Yekaterinburg on November 1. The participation of teams from the SPbPU "Digital Engineering" School in the international "Robot Battle" championship aims to promote the achievements of the Decade of Science and Technology.

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On September 16, 2025, representatives of the National University of Management took part in a meeting with a Chinese delegation of representatives of television and media companies from Chengdu, the capital of China's Sichuan Province.

SUM was represented by Artur Arakelyan and Anna Akopyan, faculty members of the Department of Management in Culture, Film, Television, and Entertainment. The Chinese delegation included Yang Xiaoming, Deputy Director of the Chengdu City Internet Information Bureau; Li Gang, Editor-in-Chief of Chengdu Media Group and Chengdu Daily; Zhou Wenwen, CEO of Chengdu Broadcasting and Film Corporation; and other guests.

The main topics of the meeting were cooperation in the fields of film, media, electronics, and educational projects in the cultural and media spheres, as well as the implementation of educational programs for training management specialists in the fields of film, internet media, and television.

The meeting was organized under the auspices of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade's foreign economic activity subordinate agencies. It was organized by the Consortium for Foreign Economic Activity and International State Cooperation in Industry. The IQ quarter of Moscow-City was chosen as the venue. Also present were representatives of major Russian telecommunications equipment manufacturers, such as the Telecommunications Equipment Consortium (ANO TKO).

The meeting confirmed the relevance and specific steps for cooperation in training management specialists in the fields of film, television, and online media.

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On September 17, a meeting was held at the State University of Management between Rector Vladimir Stroev and Rector of the Rosstandart Academy Alexander Zazhigalkin.

The leaders discussed the strengths of their educational institutions and possible areas for future cooperation.

Vladimir Stroyev spoke about the history of the State University of Management, noting its commitment to educational traditions combined with a modern approach.

"The topic of standardization is close to the heart of SUM, as for many years during the Soviet era, our university was involved in everything related to the planned economy. At one time, it was here that the associations for developing standards for educational programs such as management, human resources, and state and municipal administration were based. Many departments still exist and maintain their traditions. We are actively reviving engineering education and research at our university. Our student design bureau won a grant from the Ministry of Education and Science among all the universities in the country. This is not so much about money as it is about status and recognition."

In turn, Alexander Zazhigalkin presented the Academy's areas of activity, its achievements, and development plans.

"Our academy is a leader in quality management. Every year, over 12,000 people study in 200 programs at branches and core departments across the country. These are primarily engineers and technical specialists, but we also include economists and company executives. In terms of continuing education, we are regional leaders in our field. Standardization and quality management are important in many areas of activity and are becoming increasingly relevant today," shared the rector of the Rosstandart Academy.

Vice-Rector Maria Karelina introduced the guest to the research projects currently underway at SUM and those planned for the near future. Alexander Zazhigalkin expressed interest and suggested exploring this topic further in their future work.

Another important area noted by the parties was network educational programs. Vladimir Stroyev emphasized that "the State University of Management has chosen a strategy of interaction and expanding cooperation," and cited examples of the joint Advanced Engineering School with the M.D. Millionshchikov State Petroleum Technical University and a network program with the Kuban Agricultural University.

Following the meeting, the leaders identified key areas of potential collaboration, agreed to create working groups, and draft a cooperation agreement and a roadmap for implementing joint projects.

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On September 16, 2025, the grand opening of the IV All-Russian student shift "Inclusive Volunteering and Inclusive Tourism" took place in Khabarovsk, with representatives of the State University of Management participating.

The first day's program included welcoming speeches by the heads of the RMC, representatives of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science and the Russian Academy of Education, as well as a lecture by Olesya Sannikova (SKFU, Vladikavkaz) on the evaluation of inclusive tourism facilities.

The State University of Management is represented at the All-Russian Student Shift by Tatyana Beregovskaya, a specialist at the Russian University of Management and Information Technologies, and Elizaveta Porokhonko, a fourth-year student.

Tatyana Beregovskaya shared her impressions: "The event's organization impressed me with its attention to detail, and the program's content was relevant. It was invaluable to hear from colleagues from different regions and exchange experiences. I'm confident that teamwork will yield practical results."

Elizaveta Porokhonko noted that participating in the team assignment was particularly meaningful to her: "On the first day, we were divided into groups, and by the finale, we had to present a project for an inclusive event. I'm working on a project aimed at hearing-impaired schoolchildren. It's a challenge, but also a great opportunity to try myself in a new role. I'm looking forward to learning new things and practical ideas from the second day that I can apply at SUM."

The shift will run until September 19. Participants will have a busy program ahead, including master classes, project work, and presentations to experts. SUM representatives emphasized that they view the shift as an opportunity not only for learning but also for making their own contribution to the development of inclusive education and tourism in Russia.

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