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Russia approves first GOST standard for printing human organs

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Moscow, March 30 (Xinhua) — Russia has approved the first state standard (GOST) for bioprinting—the creation of living tissue and organs using a specialized 3D printer. This was announced on Monday by the National University of Science and Technology, Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys (NUST MISIS).

"Standardization is essential for drug testing and the development of personalized solutions for patients. A regulatory framework will improve the reproducibility of results, accelerate the transfer of technologies from laboratories to clinical practice, and ensure the safety of the solutions being developed," the press release states.

The approval of a national standard is an important step in the development of bioprinting as a fully-fledged industry in Russia. A team of scientists led by Fyodor Senatov, Director of the NUST MISIS Institute of Biomedical Engineering, is conducting breakthrough research, the results of which will improve the quality of life for many people.

According to the official website of the Decade of Science and Technology in Russia, which runs from 2022 to 2031, NUST MISIS developed a 3D bioprinter, which was used to perform the world's first bioprinting operation in December 2023. And in October 2025, an innovative cartilage bioprinting method developed by Russian researchers was used for the first time.

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Russia strongly condemns the drone strike on the residence of the leader of Iraqi Kurdistan – Russian Foreign Ministry

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Moscow, March 30 (Xinhua) — Russia strongly condemns the drone strike on the residence of Iraqi Kurdistan leader Nechirvan Barzani. This was stated in a comment by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova, published on the ministry's website on Monday.

"According to incoming information, on March 28, an unidentified suicide drone struck the residence of the President of the Kurdish Autonomous Region of the Republic of Iraq, N. Barzani, in the city of Dohuk. We strongly condemn this attack, the organizers of which aimed to further expand the geographic scope of the unprecedented military-political crisis, both in scale and destructiveness, provoked by the unmotivated aggression of the United States and Israel against Iran," the Russian diplomat noted.

As M. Zakharova noted, Moscow is seriously concerned about the ongoing armed confrontation in the Persian Gulf, as well as the increasing number of attacks on administrative and civilian infrastructure. She reiterated Russia's firm commitment to a swift end to hostilities and a return to a political and diplomatic resolution.

“We persistently and consistently call on all parties to the conflict to refrain from any attacks on non-military targets,” concluded the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry.

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Iran has rejected the US plan to resolve the conflict, calling it "extremely excessive and unrealistic."

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Tehran, March 30 (Xinhua) — The conflict resolution plan recently proposed by the United States contains "extremely exorbitant, unrealistic, and baseless" demands, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said on Monday.

The Iranian diplomat made the statement at a weekly press conference in Tehran, commenting on the 15-point US plan for resolving the conflict in the Middle East, which was transmitted to the Iranian side through intermediaries.

The official said that unlike the United States, “which constantly changes its position and whose officials make and demonstrate contradictory statements and actions,” Iran’s position on the relevant issues has been very clear from the very beginning.

E. Bagai added: "We know very well what limits are acceptable to us. As I mentioned earlier, the materials submitted to us under various names, such as the 15-point plan, mostly include exorbitant, unrealistic, and unreasonable demands."

As the Iranian Foreign Ministry's official spokesman emphasized, "until now, we have not had direct negotiations with the United States." Following the last round of talks with the United States, held in Geneva on February 26, Iran received messages through certain intermediaries, including Pakistan, expressing the United States' readiness for negotiations and requesting them, he stated.

According to him, Iran did not participate in meetings organized by Pakistan with the participation of neighboring states.

Iran will announce its decision on the American plan in due course, concluded E. Baghaei. –0–

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Ukraine is ready to declare a ceasefire with Russia on Easter, according to Zelensky.

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Kyiv, March 30 (Xinhua) — Ukraine supports any ceasefire format with Russia, including on Easter. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made this statement on Monday, according to the Interfax-Ukraine news agency.

"We supported any format for ending the war, you know that, but when you don't lose the dignity and independence of our state, and a ceasefire, any format, as we already discussed today, both a complete and an energetic one, and we are ready for a ceasefire for the Easter holidays," the Ukrainian leader stated.

Zelenskyy also noted that he believes the peace talks have not reached a dead end. He emphasized the need to organize another trilateral meeting and continue diplomatic efforts.

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D. Trump threatened to "wipe off the face of the earth" Iran's energy and oil infrastructure if a deal is not reached soon.

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WASHINGTON, March 30 (Xinhua) — US President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to "completely wipe off the face of the earth" all power plants, oil wells and Kharg Island in Iran if a deal is not reached soon.

In his post on the social network Truth Social, the American leader also noted that the United States is conducting serious discussions with Iran to end military operations against that country.

March 29 marked one month since the start of military action by the United States and Israel against Iran. Despite earlier reports of possible ceasefire talks between the United States and Iran, no significant progress has been made. Continued strikes and the buildup of military presence in the Middle East further dampen hopes for a quick easing of tensions.

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China's retaliatory measures against the Japanese politician are justified – State Council Taiwan Affairs Office

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BEIJING, March 30 (Xinhua) — China's retaliatory measures against Japanese politician Keiji Furuya, who supports Taiwan separatists, are fair, based on Chinese law, protect national interests, and are consistent with generally accepted international practice, Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, said on Monday.

Zhu Fenglian made the statement in response to a question about the retaliatory measures imposed by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs against Japanese House of Representatives (lower house) member Keiji Furuya for his egregious actions related to Taiwan.

The office representative recalled that the Taiwan issue is at the core of China's fundamental interests and represents a red line that must not be crossed.

Keiji Furuya's persistent ties with forces advocating for "Taiwan independence" and provoking tensions constitutes gross interference in China's internal affairs and a serious undermining of its sovereignty and fundamental interests, Zhu Fenglian stated.

“We strongly oppose such actions and take retaliatory measures in accordance with the law and as a warning to others,” she said.

The official spokesperson emphasized that the Taiwan Democratic Progressive Party administration, driven by selfish interests, slavishly relies on external forces, forgets its roots, and betrays national interests. "Such behavior will certainly be condemned by history," Zhu Fenglian added. –0–

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March 30, 2026: Together we are stronger than the frosts: the results of our shared care for bison

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Together we are stronger than the frost: the results of our shared care for bison

The winter of 2025–2026 was particularly harsh for the inhabitants of the Klyazminsko-Lukhsky Nature Reserve in the Vladimir Region: deep snowdrifts and severe frosts turned the search for food in the forest into a real struggle for survival.

Thanks to your support, the free-ranging bison population was provided with a nutritious diet throughout the cold season. Importantly, this wasn't a one-time donation: supplemental feeding was provided in stages. We made the first batch of purchases in December to prepare the herd for the first cold weather, and when natural resources were depleted, we delivered the second batch of feed.

499,250 rubles were allocated for the purchase. These funds were converted into:

29.5 tons of hay; 10 tons of grain.

We've been supporting bison for three years now. Regular feeding is extremely beneficial: it helps the animals maintain the fat they need for thermoregulation and supports the strength of females who are due to give birth in the warmer months. Without this care, the risk of mortality for young and weakened animals during snowy winters increases dramatically.

When personal involvement becomes shared concern, rare species have a real chance for a future. We thank all our donors for their support!

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Students from St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering took part in the inspection of load-bearing structures.

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On March 23, as part of career guidance events, fifth-year students majoring in "Construction of Unique Buildings and Structures" carried out a series of engineering surveys of the load-bearing structures of the building at 21 Blagovatnaya Street.

By participating in such activities, students acquire professional skills in identifying defects, determining opportunities for increasing loads, redevelopment, and developing design documentation for these purposes, and learn to make decisions on the technical and economic feasibility of reconstruction work.

Under the guidance of Anton Firsakov, an assistant professor in the Department of Metal and Wood Structures, the students completed comprehensive measurements of a real façade, using photo-recording with overlap to construct a model and additional control measurements for verification.

Students were able to evaluate the capabilities of the photogrammetric method for measuring facades and its limitations.

In the future, it is planned to carry out office processing of the materials and compare the obtained results with laser scanning data.

Fifth-year student Vyacheslav Kharkov noted: "The classes, which involve using professional equipment and combining traditional building surveying methods with photogrammetry, allow me to study the specific features of building surveys in greater detail. I'll be interested in comparing the final data obtained using different methods. Thank you to the instructors for their clear and structured approach!"

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The State University of Management shared its experience in implementing Russian-Chinese educational programs.

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Representatives of the Center for Socioeconomic and Political Research of China at the National Management University took part in two major events dedicated to Russian-Chinese relations.

Together with the Russian-Chinese Friendship Society, GUU organized a seminar entitled "The State University of Management's Experience in Implementing Russian-Chinese Educational Programs," which was held at the Institute of China and Modern Asia of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

The audience consisted of academic experts, applicants, students, and graduates of the State University of Management's International Manufacturing Business program.

Fanis Sharipov delivered the keynote address, reminding those gathered that the Russian-Chinese dual-degree program has been implemented at SUM since 2014. Since then, 214 students have completed the program and received diplomas from SUM and Ningbo University, China.

Anton Rodionov, a lecturer at the State University of Management and the Chinese School of Language and Culture at School No. 548 "Tsaritsyno," spoke about our university's collaboration with Moscow schools, the organization of Chinese language instruction at the school, and building relationships with a Chinese partner university.

Employers and program alumni also spoke at the meeting, creating a new format for communication between representatives of the school, university, and future employer on a single platform.

The second event in which GUU participated last week was the opening of the III International Scientific and Practical Conference "Traditional and Modern East: Development Trends" at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation.

The conference was organized by the Department of International Business of the Faculty of International Economic Relations at the Financial University, the Institute of Northeast Asian Studies at Jilin University (China), and Merku Buana University (Jakarta, Indonesia). The organizers expressed special gratitude to the State University of Management and the Faculty of Global Studies at Lomonosov Moscow State University for their collaboration.

Fanis Sharipov represented SUM at the forum. In his welcoming address, he spoke about our university's role in implementing Russian-Chinese educational programs and noted the global economic shift to the East and the need to uphold the traditions and culture of interaction with Eastern countries, which boast a long history. The expert also emphasized China's special role in the economic development of the Asia-Pacific region and the APEC summit that will be held in Shenzhen in November 2026.

As a reminder, 2026 marks the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Russian-Chinese Treaty of Good-Neighborliness, Friendship, and Cooperation. Furthermore, 2026–2027 have been declared "cross-years" of formation between Russia and China.

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In keeping with Polytechnic University traditions, Georgy Korzhavin was awarded the mantle of Honorary Doctor.

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A ceremony was held at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University to present the mantle and diploma of Honorary Doctor of SPbPU to the scientific director of JSC Concern Granit-Electron, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Georgy Anatolyevich Korzhavin.

The ceremony took place at a meeting of the SPbPU Academic Council. At the beginning of the ceremony, the student choir "Polyhymnia" performed the Polytechnic University anthem, followed by the traditional Gaudeamus igitur, which has been the accompaniment to the initiation ceremony for honorary doctors of the Polytechnic University for many years.

SPbPU Rector Andrey Rudskoy presented Georgy Korzhavin with all the required accolades: a medal, a diploma, and a book of the university's Honorary Doctorates. Students dressed in early 20th-century polytechnic uniforms helped Georgy Anatolyevich don his gown and academic cap.

"Polytechnic University and Granit-Electron have enjoyed many years of fruitful cooperation. And today, you have become not just a partner, but a member of the Polytechnic family, part of the history of our glorious university," Andrey Rudskoy congratulated Georgy Korzhavin. "And what's more, you have become a mentor to young people, and your authority and your words will serve as confirmation that they have chosen the right path."

A significant part of the ceremony was the presentation of the new Honorary Doctor, which was made by SPbPU Academic Secretary Dmitry Karpov.

Georgy Korzhavin graduated from the Leningrad Institute of Aircraft Instrument-Making (LIAP) in 1970. In 1972, he began working at the Central Research Institute (CRI) "Granit" as an engineer. In 1995, he became director of the CRI "Granit-Spetstekhnika" branch.

In 1998, he was appointed First Deputy General Director of the Granit Central Research Institute, and in 2005, General Director of the Granit Central Research Institute (since 2006, the Granit-Electron Concern). Since 2020, Georgy Anatolyevich has served as the Concern's scientific director, to which he has dedicated over 50 years of his life.

In 2014, the St. Petersburg Polytechnic University and the Granit-Electron Concern concluded a strategic partnership agreementFor 12 years, Granit-Electron and Polytechnic University have been productively collaborating in the areas of student training under jointly developed educational programs; retraining and advanced training for specialists from the Concern and the university; organizing and conducting internships and internships; engaging students in real-world research and project work; and holding joint congresses and scientific and technical events.

An important area of cooperation was the development of infrastructure: equipping classrooms and research laboratories of the university andthe creation of a basic department of “Real-time hardware and software systems” on the territory of the Concern in 2016, which Georgy Anatolyevich still leads.

And in 2018, the Polytechnic University opened personalized auditorium of the Granit-Electron Concern.

All this work embodies the systemic integration of education, science, and industry, facilitating joint breakthrough research and development. Over the past years, our university has completed over twenty R&D projects commissioned by the Concern, covering, among other things, various aspects of comprehensive Arctic maritime safety: ergonomics, unmanned vessels, multi-purpose planning and risk management systems, and other topics, noted Dmitry Karpov.

Georgy Korzhavin is a full member of the Russian Academy of Electrical Engineering Sciences, a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Rocket and Artillery Sciences, and a member of the Presidium of the Scientific and Technical Council under the Government of St. Petersburg, as well as the Scientific Coordination Council for the Implementation of Federal and Departmental Projects in the Sphere of Shipbuilding Development.

Georgy Anatolyevich is the author of over 270 published scientific papers, including three monographs; 113 inventions and utility models; Honored Designer of the Russian Federation; Honored Shipbuilder; Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation; laureate of the National Award "Golden Idea" of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation of Russia; laureate of the Russian Federation Government Award in the field of education for a set of educational, scientific, and methodological developments "International Certification of Quality Systems of Russian Higher Professional Education"; laureate of the Russian Federation Government Award in the field of science and technology for the project "Development and Implementation of New Intelligent Technologies for Spatial-Temporal Control of the Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems in Conditions of Uncertainty and Conflict Information Situation"; laureate of the St. Petersburg Government Award for outstanding achievement in the field of higher and secondary vocational education.

Georgy Korzhavin has received numerous state awards, including the Medal "For Labor Valor," the Academician V.N. Chelomey Medal, the Order of Honor, the Order of Friendship, the Order of Naval Merit, and the Badge of Honor "For Services to St. Petersburg." On March 4, 2026, St. Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov presented awards to 10 scientists who received the honorary title "Honored Scientist of St. Petersburg" for their contributions to the city's scientific, technological, and innovative development and for addressing the objectives set by the President to ensure Russia's technological sovereignty and leadership. Among them was Georgy Anatolyevich Korzhavin.

And now Georgy Anatolyevich has another significant award: the mantle of Honorary Doctor of the Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University.

In closing, Georgy Korzhavin delivered his acceptance speech: "Let me thank you for the highest honor of being named an Honorary Doctor of the Polytechnic University. First and foremost, I attach great importance to our cooperation, which was established many years ago. The role of Polytechnic University scientists in the work of the core department and in training specialists for our concern's enterprises is extremely significant. Special programs have been developed, taking into account the specific scientific and technical areas of the institute and the concern's enterprises. This makes it possible to train qualified specialists who adapt easily. They actively integrate into the work and very quickly assume a leading role. I am confident that our cooperation will strengthen and develop in the interests of achieving the goals our government sets for both the Polytechnic University and the concern.

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