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Lean Technologies: Polytechnic University Hosts Seminar on Optimization of Housing and Utilities

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A seminar was held at SPbPU to discuss the results of replicating housing and utilities optimization projects implemented by St. Petersburg district administrations as part of the "Efficient Region" program.

The event focused on the practical implementation of lean technologies in the city's housing and utilities system. It was attended by heads of St. Petersburg districts, members of relevant city government committees, and representatives of St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. SPbPU was represented by First Vice-Rector Vitaly Sergeev, Vice-Rector for Organizational and Economic Affairs Stanislav Vladimirov, and Advisor to the Rector's Office Vladimir Glukhov. Ksenia Strelets, Head of the Center for Continuing Professional Programs at the Institute of Civil Engineering, represented the Institute of Civil Engineering.

Vice Governor of St. Petersburg Evgeny Razumishkin delivered a welcoming address. He noted that the "Efficient Region" program has already yielded proven results: projects to prepare apartment buildings for the heating season are being rolled out, a unified dispatch service is in place, and courtyard cleaning is being coordinated. Evgeny Razumishkin expressed gratitude to SPbPU for providing a forum for discussion.

Denis Udod, Chairman of the St. Petersburg Housing Committee, noted the importance of collaboration with St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, emphasizing that the recently signed cooperation agreement lays the foundation for joint work. The parties intend to explore ways to find optimal solutions to improve the quality of the urban environment. Work is underway to establish a housing competence center, drawing on the university's scientific potential and students from the St. Petersburg Polytechnic University's Institute of Civil Engineering, who are capable of solving practical problems.

SPbPU First Vice-Rector Vitaly Sergeev expressed gratitude to his colleagues for choosing the university as the venue for the seminar. He noted SPbPU's involvement in this agenda, as well as the university's expertise and resources to address needs in the housing and utilities sector and city management.

For the Civil Engineering Institute, the seminar's results are particularly significant in light of the agreements signed on December 26, 2025, between the university and the city government. These agreements are overseen by Vice Governor Yevgeny Razumishkin.

The agreement with the Housing Committee provides for joint work on projects related to maintenance and repair management, including capital, residential, and non-residential buildings in St. Petersburg. Collaboration with the State Administrative and Technical Inspectorate is aimed at implementing educational initiatives aimed at improving the quality of the urban environment and preserving its elements, including through the completion of coursework and final qualifying theses by ISI students on relevant industry issues. Collaboration with the St. Petersburg Capital Repairs Fund provides an opportunity to integrate projects and research aimed at improving the efficiency of capital repairs of apartment buildings into the practical training of students at the Civil Engineering Institute.

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From February 9 to 14, NSU will host its traditional "Darwin Week"

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"Darwin Week" will combine International Darwin Day and Russian Science Day. From February 9 to 14, lectures will be held on human evolution, cosmonautics, artificial intelligence, modern terrestrial ecosystems, writing, and even feminine ideals in literature. Experts will include scientists from NSU and Akademgorodok—paleontologist Igor Kosenko, geneticist Alexander Pilipenko, philosopher Oleg Donskikh, mathematician Sergei Ospichev, and philologist Sergei Vasiliev.

This year, the lecture will feature an invited guest: Vladimir Surdin, PhD in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor of the Physics Department of Moscow State University, and Senior Researcher at the P.K. Sternberg State Astronomical Institute (GAISh).

On Monday, February 9, Igor Kosenko will give his first lecture: "The Lost World of the Jehol Biota and the Origin of Modern Terrestrial Ecosystems." You'll learn about the Jehol Biota, what makes it famous, and how it helps paleontologists study ancient ecosystems.

On Tuesday, February 10, together with Alexander Pilipenko, we will walk through the pages of human evolutionary history and discover why humans evolved into the people they are today, with all their evolutionary strengths and weaknesses.

On Wednesday, February 11, philosopher Oleg Donskikh will give a lecture entitled "The Origin and Evolution of Writing." He will discuss why accountants were the creators of written culture, the role writing played in the development of the state, and much more.

Astronomer Vladimir Surdin will speak about the development of cosmonautics today. Together with his guest, we'll learn when ultra-fast space transport will appear and when interstellar expeditions will begin. The lecture will take place on Thursday, February 12.

On Friday, February 13, join mathematician Sergei Ospichev to explore how the concept of artificial intelligence has evolved, what ideas and technologies have driven the field forward, and why AI development isn't linear progress, but truly evolution.

We'll conclude Darwin Week on February 14 with a lecture by philologist Sergei Vasiliev, in which we'll learn how the ideal woman (as described in literature) has changed over the centuries.

You will find more detailed information about the lectures and experts on the websitePlease note that the event registration required.

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Polytechnic University on the podium: December brought awards in nine sports

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The year 2025 ended with a bang for Polytechnic University athletes. At the Mining University Open Cup in mini water polo, the women's team, "ChM-Polytech-1," defeated "ChM-Polytech-2" 8-2, "VoenMekh" (5-0), and the Mining University's second team, "Gornyak-2" (9-2), to take second place, losing only to the Mining University's first team, "Gornyak-1," on additional scores (3-3).

Fourteen athletes competed for the university: Anzhelika Bondarenko, Anastasia Voevodina, Daria Dybulina, Ekaterina Zhurkova, Elizaveta Efremova, Kristina Kabanova, Irina Kabanova, Daria Kazakova, Anastasia Kozlova, Sofia Krasovskaya, Yulia Kudyasheva, Daria Kuznetsova, Elizaveta Pushkareva and Lilia Semutina.

The men's team beat all their opponents and took first place, leaving behind the winners of last year's VoenMekh Cup (score 11:7) and the first team of Gorny (11:4).

The honor of the Polytechnic was defended by 18 athletes: Alexander Aleshin, Daniil Antonov, Ilya Bolshakov, Alexander Brekhov, Stepan Gatsura, Ivan Davydkin, Dmitry Jolos, Oliver Thomas De Lowbank, Fedor Ilyin, Anton Kireev, Yaroslav Ostapenko, Igor Pobegalov, Danil Ponomarev, Denis Prostov, Nikita Romashko, Ilya Tornushenko, Oleg Fedorov, Nikita Fominov.

Valeria Abakanova won a silver medal at the St. Petersburg Junior Shooting Championships for men and women under 22 and a bronze medal in the superfinal of the Vladimir Khotko Memorial International Shooting Tournament in Brest, Belarus.

Polytechnic student Roman Ivasishin won a gold medal at the St. Petersburg mini-golf championship.

At the student kettlebell lifting competition in Pushkin, the SPbPU team took second place overall. The individual winners and medalists were:

Igor Narbutovsky, Maxim Shatalov – 1st place; Olga Mochalova, Alina Akhmetgareeva – 1st place; Yan Polyakov, Sergey Timofeenko – 3rd place.

The national hockey team won the Student Hockey League's 3×3 Cup trophy for the third time. In the group stage, the team won all three matches: the match against Nevsky Lions ended 7-5, Spartak RANEPA SPb lost to Black Bears 3-12, and the Foxes 4-13. In the deciding match against Lesgaft University, the Polytechnicians won 15-6.

Individual achievements: best goalkeeper – Stepan Trotsenko, top scorer – Gleb Sedykh.

At the All-Russian competition "Chirmania-Piter", the Polytechnic University cheer team took 1st place in the "Cheer-jazz-group" category, 2nd place in "Cheer-freestyle-pair" and "Cheerleading (large group), 1st and 3rd places in "Cheerleading-stunt" (mixed).

The regional stage of the All-Russian Summer Universiade in Memory of A.N. Kudrin brought together over 100 students in St. Petersburg. The Polytechnic University boxers did not disappoint.

Sofia Karyakina, Alexandra Noskova, Ekaterina Petruchkova, and Ekaterina Volokitina won gold medals; Marat Safin, Olesya Konovalova, Elizaveta Kadantseva, Sofia Argandeikina, Margarita Golubova, Elena Fedorova, and Daria Zagorskaya won silver. Anna Glukhova, Polina Sokolova, Elizaveta Orlova, and Batyr Osmanov won bronze.

The SPbPU team also took 2nd place among women.

The All-Russian competition in sports acrobatics "Nikolskie Pirouettes" was held in Veliky Novgorod, where Ksenia Kuznetsova took first place in the "Championship" category.

The dancers also showcased their talent. At the MSU Winter Cup 2025 Open Dancesport Championship in Moscow, Sofia Tsivkovskaya (solo) took first place in the Latin American program (D class), Ivan Kobernyuk and Sofia Safronova took second place in the Latin American and European programs (E class), and Arseniy Bauman and Anastasia Kozlenko won silver in the Latin American and European programs in C class.

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The Polytechnic History Museum in 2025: Results and New Horizons

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How is the Polytechnic History Museum approaching 2026? With a commitment to profound and meaningful work. The priority is not simply displaying exhibits, but creating meaning. Drawing on the university's priceless legacy, the museum staff intends to strengthen the dialogue between science and society, archival documents and personal history, between yesterday and tomorrow.

In 2025, which marked the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, the museum organized and held a series of commemorative events and exhibitions. These initiatives offered a tribute and gratitude to the heroism of the victorious generation. Each event served as a powerful reminder of the unparalleled heroism, national resilience, and the decisive role of science, engineering, and technology during the harsh years of the Great Patriotic War. In total, the History Museum implemented nine projects related to the celebration of the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945.

The numbers speak for themselves: last year's figures reflect the dynamics of attendance and the activity of the exhibition program.

Around 600 tours were conducted for over 12,000 visitors. Two new exhibitions were opened: the "Laboratory and Museum of Mineralogy and Geology" and an exhibition dedicated to Prince Andrei Grigoryevich Gagarin. Over the course of the year, the museum prepared eight exhibitions, held 17 events, and participated in 14 specialized conferences.

The History Museum always welcomes visitors. Every visit is important: the exhibition walls hold stories we want to pass on, and a stroll through the halls should leave a lasting impression. Groups are greeted with a smile, tours are conducted in a friendly, accessible manner, and we strive to make everyone feel part of the university's history.

Classes for schoolchildren occupy a special place in the museum's program. Several educational routes and interactive formats have been developed for them, adapted for different age groups, from elementary to high school. The classes combine live exhibits, multimedia materials, and game elements, ensuring that even the youngest visitors are engaged and eagerly learn about the university's science, everyday life, and achievements.

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How to apply to NSU in 2026?

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On the NSU website in the section “Applicants”, “Admission 2026"The 2026 admission rules have been published. What are the main changes awaiting applicants?

Method of submitting documents

Previously, you had four ways to apply. Now there are three. This year, you can apply for admission:

1) through the super service “Online University Admission” on the State Services portal;

2) by the applicant personally (by proxy) to the NSU Admissions Committee;

3) by mail.

Target locations

Starting in 2026, the target quota will be established in the form of detailed target quotas in accordance with the procedure established by the Government of the Russian Federation. Thus, each target quota will be assigned to a specific customer.

Admission after secondary vocational education

Graduates with secondary vocational education will be able to use internal entrance examinations only when applying to higher education programs in the same field as their college degree. In all other cases, they will have to take the Unified State Exam.

Admission based on the results of the Centralized Testing and the Centralized Examination

Russian citizens who took exams in Belarus can use their centralized testing (CT) or centralized examination (CE) results for admission. Previously, this option was only available to Belarusian citizens.

International applicants

International applicants will be able to apply based on their internal entrance examinations (IE) conducted by Russian universities only if they do not have valid Unified State Exam (USE) results for the relevant subjects. Previously, they could take the IE along with their existing USE results and select the best result.

Consent for enrollment

You can revoke your consent to enrollment in any way, regardless of the method of submission. However, it's important to remember that revoking consent to enrollment on the day the order is issued or the day before is prohibited.

Deadlines for issuing orders for enrollment

New deadlines for issuing orders for admission to bachelor's and specialist's degree programs:

August 3 – priority admission stage;

August 7 – main enrollment stage;

August 25 – for master's programs.

You can find all the details about the 2026 admissions process here: http://vvv.nsu.ru/n/education/apply/bachelor-specialty/

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The digital medical assistant "Doctor Pirogov" will be implemented in the Novosibirsk region.

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Today, a meeting was held at the Novosibirsk State University between the delegation of the Novosibirsk Region administration, headed by Deputy Governor Konstantin Khalzov, and representatives Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (AI Center) of NSU. The meeting was also attended by NSU Rector Dmitry Pyshny and the AI Center's scientific director, Mikhail Fedoruk. The main goal was to learn about the NSU AI Center's developments in the field of smart medicine and identify potential areas of collaboration. Following the meeting, an agreement was reached to begin implementing one of the solutions—the digital physician assistant "Doctor Pirogov"—in the regional healthcare system. A pilot launch of this project could take place as early as the next two years.

"As part of achieving the national goals set by the President of the Russian Federation to increase life expectancy and reduce mortality, it is important for us to implement our own solutions that will help improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of key socially significant diseases. Collaboration with Novosibirsk State University, which has a solid research base and a powerful technological foundation in the form of ready-made prototypes and developments in the field of smart healthcare, will help us address these challenges. We are ready to begin working together in the near future," commented Konstantin Khalzov, Deputy Governor of the Novosibirsk Region.

The NSU AI Center specializes in smart cities, with one key focus being the development of healthcare solutions and the creation of a healthy environment for the population. As noted by Alexander Lyulko, Director of the NSU AI Center, medical institutions are highly interested in developing and implementing new solutions and are actively proposing promising areas for collaboration.

The "Digital Physician Assistant 'Doctor Pirogov'" medical decision support system was developed by scientists at the NSU AI Center. It currently contains information on 250 major diseases, and the database of pathological conditions is constantly expanding and expanding. During development, the scientists used a hybrid approach combining neural network methods and a specialized ANDSystem knowledge graph to ensure the interpretability of decisions. The prototype was created using research and development conducted jointly by NSU and the Institute of Cytology and Genetics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

At a meeting with representatives of the Novosibirsk Region administration, which was also attended by senior freelance specialists from the Novosibirsk Region Ministry of Health, a prototype system was demonstrated, and the solution generated considerable interest from the professional community.

"The key value for medical institutions, in our view, is that it reduces the time it takes to receive and register patients without compromising quality. The system will also reduce diagnostic and treatment errors and standardize patient management across doctors and shifts. Furthermore, it will enable automated auditing of existing diagnoses and prescriptions and generate reports, including for department heads and the chief physician," said Vladimir Ivanisenko, a leading researcher at the NSU AI Center and the project's director.

Other solutions from the NSU AI Center, also presented at the meeting and being considered for implementation in the Novosibirsk Region healthcare system, include an AI service for automatic MRI diagnostics and the hardware and software complex "Intelligent Assistant for the Blind, AI-Guide." The latter is being developed at the request of the S.N. Fedorov National Medical Research Center "Eye Microsurgery" Scientific and Technical Complex, an industrial partner of the NSU AI Center.

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Competitions for the appointment of increased scholarships for the spring semester of the 2025/26 academic year have been announced.

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Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University has approved the dates for competitions for enhanced scholarships for the spring semester of the 2025/26 academic year. Students on state-funded scholarships are invited to participate in two main competitions.

Competition for the Enhanced State Academic Scholarship (PSAS)

Students enrolled full-time and on a state-funded basis with demonstrated achievements in academic, research, community, cultural, creative, or athletic activities are invited to participate. The PGAS is a monthly supplement to the basic state academic scholarship and is awarded based on a competitive selection process.

Applications will be accepted from 9:00 AM on January 20 to 4:00 PM on January 26, 2026. They must be created and submitted through the "My Polytechnic" personal account. After receiving all applications, verifiers will check the uploaded achievements for compliance with the required criteria by February 2, 2026. Following the committee meeting that approves the final lists of recipients of the enhanced state academic scholarship, they will be published on February 9.

It's important to remember that once submitted, your application cannot be changed, and the applicant is personally responsible for the accuracy of your documents. Carefully review scanned copies of your diplomas, certificates, and orders before uploading.

Competition for the S. Yu. Witte Scholarship

This competition is open to full-time students enrolled in state-funded programs who are classified as "members of low-income families" or "low-income citizens" and who received "excellent" grades in their most recent midterm assessment. Applications for participation in the competition are accepted through the corporate information system. "My Polytechnic" system The competition will also begin at 9:00 AM on January 20 and end at 4:00 PM on February 26, 2026. Students applying for the S. Yu. Witte Scholarship competition have the opportunity to complete the corresponding applications for the right to receive a PGAS for academic activity, which provides additional points and increases their chances of receiving the S. Yu. Witte Scholarship. Details should be clarified with the administration of your institute.

You can find information about the competition and the requirements for applicants on the university's website in the "Students" section. Select "Scholarships and Support," then click "Scholarship Support" and review the "Scholarships, Social Support" section.Increased state academic scholarship). For your convenience, we suggest you familiarize yourself withinstructions submitting an application for the competition.

The application period for both competitions overlaps and lasts just one week. This is your chance to receive well-deserved financial support. Gather your achievements, prepare your documents, and make a statement!

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GUU teachers won prizes at the Academus International Competition

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The work of the research team of the State University of Management took second place in the 10th International Competition for the best scientific and educational publication "Academus".

The competition, organized by the Infra-M group of companies, provides an opportunity to showcase modern achievements in various fields of science and education, attract readers to the research results presented in publications, and introduce talented new authors to the general public. In 2025, nearly 600 people submitted their work to the competition.

In the category "Humanities/Social Sciences," recognition was given to the monograph "The Contribution of Russian Student Teams to the Socioeconomic Development of the Country," which was prepared by scientists from our university: Sergey Chuev, Alina Savvinova, Anton Anferov, Grigory Gurov, Yaroslav Zubashchenko, Mikhail Kiselev, Maria Kornilova, Dmitry Paramonov, Mikhail Polyakov, Anna Khaustova, Elena Ryabova, Natalia Pushkareva, and Vitaly Lapshenkov.

The study combines theoretical, sociological, and economic approaches to reveal the multifaceted nature of the movement's contribution to addressing key national challenges. Based on these studies, recommendations are proposed for optimizing the interactions between Russian student brigades and educational institutions, businesses, and the government.

We congratulate the team on the high praise for their work and wish them new interesting projects and further victories.

Subscribe to the "Our GUU" Telegram channel. Publication date: January 21, 2026.

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Happy Graduate Student's Day!

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On January 21, the Russian scientific community celebrates an unofficial holiday: Graduate Student Day.

It was on this day in 1925 that documents regulating the system of training scientific workers were issued: “Regulations on scientific workers of higher education institutions” and “Instructions on the procedure for training scientific workers at research institutes and higher education institutions in applied, exact and natural sciences.”

Every year, approximately 100 talented young people seeking a career in science enroll in graduate school at the State University of Management. SUM places great emphasis on developing the scientific field and supporting young scientists and graduate students. Our university has created the necessary infrastructure for a wide range of research: several research centers are integrated into a system, new modern laboratories have opened, including those equipped with CNC machines, reverse engineering equipment, digital innovations for industry, and unmanned systems. A number of major research projects are underway, and a Student Design Bureau is in operation.

In 2025, our graduate students participated in and won various national competitions, including the first Student Design Bureau Competition and the second Young Scientists Competition, and the overall winners of the All-Russian Space Dictation.

Today, we congratulate our graduate students on their professional holiday. We wish them inspiration for new discoveries, successful research, and caring scientific advisors and talented colleagues. Let us continue to advance science together for the benefit of our country!

Subscribe to the "Our GUU" Telegram channel. Publication date: January 21, 2026.

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Postgraduate Student Day at SPbGASU: Continuity of Science, the City, and Professional Choice

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Elena Karpenko

Postgraduate Student Day is a special occasion that brings together young researchers for whom science is a conscious professional choice and an important part of their personal journey. At the Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, this day is an opportunity to highlight the contribution of postgraduate students to the development of architectural and urban planning science and recognize those who continue the university's finest academic traditions.

One of the representatives of the modern scientific school at SPbGASU is Elena Karpenko, a first-year graduate student in the Department of Urban Planning. She is studying in the specialty 5.6.6 "History of Science and Technology (Architecture)"—a new graduate program for which the university has been accepting applications since 2025. Elena's academic advisor is Mikhail Vilensky, Associate Professor of the Department of Urban Planning.

The topic of the postgraduate student's dissertation is "The Historical Evolution and Prospects for the Development of Urban Theatre Spaces." It reflects the interdisciplinary nature of contemporary architectural scholarship. In her work, Elena Karpenko combines historical and theoretical analysis with an understanding of current urban development processes. "It's important for me not simply to describe objects, but to trace how scientific approaches, concepts, and methods were formed, and how a holistic picture of development was formed based on accumulated knowledge," she notes.

The study places a special emphasis on theatrical spaces as significant elements of the urban environment. The theater is viewed not only as an architectural object but also as a community center, shaping the city's cultural and spatial identity. "Theatre buildings often become important urban nodes, either actively integrating their surroundings into urban life or, conversely, remaining isolated. Understanding these processes allows for a new perspective on the role of the theater in the urban fabric," the graduate student emphasizes.

The relevance of the chosen topic is determined by both the challenges of preserving architectural heritage and the current pace of development of urban agglomerations. Theaters are iconic urban architectural objects, entrenched in collective memory and directly linked to the cultural identity of their territories. At the same time, urban growth requires the thoughtful development of cultural infrastructure, making scientific research in the field of theater spaces particularly significant.

Elena Karpenko, a graduate of the bachelor's and master's programs at SPbGASU, currently works as an assistant in the Department of Urban Planning. She notes that her studies and work at the university shaped her professional view of the city as a system of interconnected processes, and the department's support was a key factor in her choice of academic career. Trust, openness to discussing ideas, and academic mentorship create the conditions for informed and sustainable academic growth.

On Postgraduate Student Day, Elena Karpenko addresses those considering a career in science: "It's important to nurture your interest and yourself, manage your time, and find a balance between your workload and observing the city. Postgraduate study requires effort, but it offers a rare opportunity to deeply understand what's truly important."

Postgraduate Day at SPbGASU is a celebration of scientific continuity, intellectual exploration, and professional development, in which postgraduate students play a key role in shaping the future of architectural and construction science.

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