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The Spectrum of Innovations Accelerator: The best projects were identified at Demo Day.

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The State University of Management held a Demo Day for the "Spectrum of Innovations" acceleration program, where the best projects were announced. The event became a key gathering point for the innovation community, bringing together representatives of leading partner companies, development institutions, and experts.

Over the course of several months, program participants underwent an intensive educational program aimed at developing innovative products.

The accelerator, implemented as part of the federal project "Technologies" of the national project "Efficient and Competitive Economy" of the state program "Scientific and Technological Development of the Russian Federation," provided comprehensive support to project teams and student initiatives.

In total, participants developed approximately 70 business ideas during the accelerator, and approximately 400 people completed the educational program. The program included workshops, educational modules, direct interaction with partners, and other activities aimed at developing entrepreneurial competencies.

At the final event, experts were presented with the most developed projects covering three promising markets: FoodNet, SportNet, and AutoNet. Among the solutions that were presented were services for logistics optimization, car service selection, and parking space rental, the development of a smart bottle and specialized drinks for athletes, projects in gaming technology, and next-generation service stations.

The Demo Day expert jury included representatives of key program partners: Sberbank Moscow Bank, Elinar Holding Company, Arktika Trading House LLC, Chibo Park LLC, Tablogix LLC, Dream Auto LLC, and Turbokomplekt JSC. Also participating in the project evaluation were ANO Human Capital Development, Phoenix Sports Club, the Kaluga Region Agency for Innovative Development, and partners from Open Innovations Startup Studio LLC.

Following the Demo Day, all finalist teams received nominations from the organizers, and some projects received valuable prizes from partners. The top three winners were:

1st place: P2P parking service "Zaparkuy" (Robert Eremyan, Maxim Zhilyaev, Vita Kobycheva, Dmitry Leskov, Polina Roskina, Ilya Cheplya);

2nd place: RICE – a specialized AI-based platform for marketing automation and promotion in the confectionery business (Snezhanna Belova, Alexander Spirin, Alevtina Maryenko, Dilyara Mlyukova);

3rd place: SpeachGame – an import-independent messenger product for all types of gamers (Efim Kreslavsky, Egor Ryakhovsky).

The head of the acceleration program, Vice-Rector of the State University of Management, Dmitry Bryukhanov, highly praised the results achieved:

"The Demo Day was a fitting conclusion to the program. We thank our partners for their investment in the development of our projects and students. Without them, we would not have achieved such results. Going forward, we will continue to refine the program and strive to support projects that address today's most pressing challenges."

The "Spectrum of Innovations" acceleration program has confirmed its status as an effective platform for generating and developing promising technological projects, strengthening ties between the region's educational environment, business, and development institutions.

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Financial news: On the conditions of trading during the New Year holidays.

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We inform you that in connection with the conduct of trading on the stock market, deposit market and credit market during the New Year holidays on January 5, 6, 8 and 9, 2026, in accordance with the Rules for conducting trading on the stock market and deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange MICEX-RTS, the following has been established:

Trading on the stock market, deposit market and loan market of Moscow Exchange PJSC on January 5, 6, 8 and 9, 2026 in all the listed Sections shall be carried out taking into account the additional conditions for trading on the stock market, deposit market and loan market established by Order No. MB-P-2024-4891 dated December 1, 2025, additional conditions for trading on the bond market established by Orders No. MB-P-2025-4891 dated December 1, 2025 and No. MB-P-2025-4982 dated December 5, 2025, including the start and end times of trading in individual Trading Modes established by Order No. MB-P-2025-4891 dated December 1, 2025. The settlement price for On January 5, 6, 8 and 9, 2026, for all securities admitted to trading in the Interdealer REPO Trading Mode, the settlement price determined based on the results of trading on December 29, 2025, shall be accepted in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraph 1.3 of the Additional Terms and Conditions for Trading on the Stock Market, Deposit Market and Credit Market, approved by Order No. MB-P-2025-4891 dated December 1, 2025. The settlement price for January 12, 2026 for all securities admitted to trading in the Interdealer REPO trading mode shall be the settlement price determined based on the results of trading on December 30, 2025, in accordance with the procedure set forth in paragraph 1.3 of the Additional Terms and Conditions for Trading on the Stock Market, Deposit Market, and Credit Market, approved by Order No. MB-P-2025-4891 dated December 1, 2025. For REPO transactions concluded in the Interdealer REPO trading mode, compensation contributions on January 5, 6, 8, and 9, 2026 are not calculated. Contact information for the media: 7 (495) 363-3232PR@moex.com

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RUDN University medical students won the International Festival of Student Science and High Art

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RUDN University medical students won prizes and runners-up at the first International Festival of Student Science and High Art, held at Omsk State Medical University. The event, organized as part of the Decade of Science and Technology in the Russian Federation, was jointly hosted by the Omsk State Medical University's Department of Orthopedic Dentistry and our university's Department of Orthopedic Dentistry.

The festival became a living embodiment of the thesis "dental science and practice as art." It provided a platform for mastering and demonstrating diagnostic methods and manual skills using digital technology, combined with immersion in the world of music and fine art.

Six student teams from universities in Perm, Yekaterinburg, Moscow (RUDN University), Almaty, Novosibirsk, and Omsk participated in the festival competition. A distinguished jury comprised of leading experts in orthopedic dentistry evaluated the participants' work. Among them were Igor Lebedenko, Head of the Department of Orthopedic Dentistry at RUDN University, and Vitaly Parunov, Professor of the same department.

Dentistry and Tchaikovsky

The first day's program included a presentation of the universities' business cards and a student olympiad. Participants demonstrated their skills in digital diagnostics of the functional state of the dental system, stomatoscopy, and manual tasks such as making a silicone key, preparation, photodiagnostics, taking optical impressions, and making temporary crowns. The festival's evening program introduced guests to the Omsk Symphony Orchestra, which performed works by P.I. Tchaikovsky, G.V. Sviridov, and A.P. Petrov. On the second day, a student research paper competition took place, where young researchers presented works reflecting contemporary trends in science and practice. The festival concluded with the opening of an exhibition of selected graphic works from the collection of Professor A.A. Stafeev, "From the Great Piranesi to the Art Deco Genius Erté." The House of Artists featured over 100 original works, ranging from etchings by Giovanni Battista Piranesi to works by Art Deco artists, allowing participants to experience high art.

Among the best

RUDN University students demonstrated excellent results in the individual competition at the festival:

Elizaveta Kovrizhkina, a fifth-year Dentistry student, took first place in the "Temporary Crown Fabrication" category. Valeria Maltseva, a fifth-year Dentistry student, took third place in the "Tooth Preparation" category.

The winners shared their impressions.

"Some stages of the competition were a revelation for me: we were tested on our interdisciplinary thinking and creativity. We had practiced our manual skills in orthopedic dentistry many times in our departmental classes, so we were prepared to present our work with distinction. The unfamiliar environment and the new team were nerve-wracking, but once we became friends with all the participants, the atmosphere became very warm. I was surprised to see healthy competition and even friendships develop between all the participants," says Elizaveta Kovrizhkina.

"I went to the festival primarily wanting to test my skills. The atmosphere was amazing: so many talented, friendly, and passionate people! I developed good, trusting relationships with everyone. I hope to see them again! Winning a prize in dissection is a huge honor for me and motivates me to continue developing. The only challenge during this task was finding the balance between under-dissecting and over-dissecting. This was the only thing that caused a little anxiety: you're not imagining a phantom, but a real person who has approached you with a problem, and your main goal is to help them," says Valeria Maltseva.

All competition participants and winners were awarded diplomas, valuable gifts, and books published by leading Russian professors. RUDN University is proud of its contribution to the event and the achievements of its students.

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The government has approved target indicators for Russia's technology policy.

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Resolution of December 5, 2025 No. 1990

Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed a decree approving a list of target indicators for ensuring Russia's technological leadership, medium- and long-term technology development in economic sectors, as well as rules for calculating them and monitoring their achievement.

The main goal of the document is to create a unified system for assessing Russia's technological development to achieve national goals and implement the new federal law "On Technological Policy."

Target indicators for ensuring technological leadership characterize the development of high-tech products and the technologies necessary for their creation, and form the basis for assessing the effectiveness of Russia's technological policy.

The new resolution defines the country's level of technological independence and its level of technological superiority over foreign analogues in priority high-tech products using such indicators.

The achieved level of technological independence and technological superiority are designated as target indicators for the medium-term and long-term development of technologies in economic sectors.

Work to achieve target indicators will be carried out within the framework of national projects to ensure technological leadership, medium- and long-term technology development plans, projects to develop cross-cutting technologies, and innovative development programs for organizations with state participation.

Speaking about the decision made at a meeting on the implementation of technology policy held on December 15 at the Technopolis Moscow SEZ, Mikhail Mishustin noted that the comprehensive system for assessing technological development will demonstrate the progress of the development of high-tech solutions and products based on domestic technologies, determine the country's level of independence in priority developments, and characterize our level of leadership when compared with foreign counterparts. The metrics approved by the resolution will be integrated into national projects and will serve as benchmarks for bringing product performance up to the best international standards.

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Mikhail Mishustin held a meeting on the implementation of technology policy.

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M. Mishustin:

"To accelerate the growth of industries, regions, and the economy as a whole, it's important to continue implementing breakthrough ideas and developing a strong industrial base. Advanced solutions must be widely adopted and replicated across all sectors so that their use improves the quality of Russian goods and services and helps make the lives of our citizens more convenient and comfortable."

To be continued.

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T-Auto has launched a new brand: EXLANTIX.

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How to buy a car from T-Auto?

T-Auto is a service for buying a new car through an app and on the website.

T-Bank. Here's a step-by-step guide to purchasing a car.

Select brand and model from the catalog.

In addition to EXLANTIX, T-Auto sells cars from other popular brands: LADA, Haval, TANK, Moskvich, Geely—more than 20 manufacturers in total.

If you need help choosing, submit a request. A service manager will help you find a car that fits your needs and budget, free of charge.

Reserve the car and make a deposit of ₽10,000 to lock in the price. This price will not change during the transaction: refusing additional equipment and options will not affect the price of the car. If you decide not to purchase, we'll refund the entire amount without penalty.

Discuss the details of the deal with the manager.

For example, you might want to trade in your old car, get a car loan, including one with government support, or buy both compulsory motor insurance and comprehensive insurance. If you need a test drive, a manager can help arrange it.

Sign the documents and pick up the car.

You can pick up your car at a dealership in your region or have it delivered to your home. We'll tow it for you free of charge.

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Mikhail Mishustin visited the practical training center for mechanical engineering at the Technopolis Moscow SEZ.

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The Prime Minister toured the center's production workshops and laboratories, spoke with students, and watched presentations on training in the secondary vocational education system.

Advanced training programs, workshops equipped with modern equipment, and close collaboration with future employers will ensure high-quality training for sought-after specialists.

The center's floor space exceeds 3,000 square meters, allowing it to train over 1,500 people annually. Over the course of their studies (2 years and 10 months), each student will receive 2,000 hours of in-depth practical training. This represents approximately 65% of the total time allocated for developing professional skills.

Previously, from 2018 to 2023, the site housed a multidisciplinary college. In 2023, design work was completed in collaboration with employers. In 2024–2025, the site was reorganized into a practical training center.

In the 2025/2026 academic year, students from six colleges will study at the site:

GBPOU "Moscow State Educational Complex"; GBPOU "Polytechnic College named after P.A. Ovchinnikov"; GBPOU "Moscow Technological College named after I.A. Likhachev"; GAPOU "Polytechnic College No. 8 named after I.F. Pavlov"; GBPOU "Moscow Publishing and Printing College named after I. Fedorov"; GBPOU "Moscow Industrial College".

Students will be able to master three in-demand specialties, gaining additional qualifications in each:

Mechanical Engineering Technology. Occupations: 3rd-category turner, 3rd-category milling machine operator, 2nd-category grinder, 4th-category CNC machine operator. Machine tool setup operator. Occupations: 3rd-category turner, 3rd-category milling machine operator, 4th-category CNC machine operator. Installation, maintenance, operation, and repair of industrial equipment (by industry). Occupation: 4th-category CNC machine operator.

Unique features of the center:

Co-location with industrial partners—future employers. Involvement of specialists from Technopolis Moscow SEZ residents to train students. Students solve production problems at Technopolis Moscow SEZ residents, and drawings of real components are included in practical projects. The entire manufacturing cycle is carried out using Russian software, from drawing creation to generating a quality report on the finished product.

The center houses a high-tech complex, including five workshops equipped with 69 machines, as well as three laboratories:

Workshop of milling machines with numerical control. The equipment allows processing of medium- and large-sized parts in accordance with professional standards.
Workshop of lathes with numerical control. The equipment is distinguished by its versatility – it can efficiently perform all basic (roughing and finishing) turning operations: external turning, drilling, boring, cutting, threading.
Workshop of universal milling machines. The equipment allows for complex processing of parts with complex geometry, including milling, drilling, boring and other technological operations.
A workshop of universal lathes, the equipment of which allows students to gain practical skills on real production equipment, which significantly reduces the adaptation period when moving to work in industry.
A workshop of special machines with a materials science department, in which machines allow high-precision processing of various types and types of parts.
An area with a laser complex for high-speed cutting of sheet metals (part of the special machines workshop). Students hone their laser cutting skills for a variety of sheet materials up to 8mm thick with high precision. The work includes creating a control program that sets the trajectory of the laser and the intensity of its radiation, setting up equipment, subsequent cleaning and processing of manufactured semi-finished products.
Drawing laboratory. Here students develop practical skills in technical drawing, which are the foundation for working with design documentation and creating three-dimensional models of parts and the final product. They also receive access to the next stage of the technological process of manufacturing a part in the computer-aided design laboratory.
The laboratory of computer-aided design systems is equipped with modern software.
The metrology laboratory is equipped with modern measuring equipment and professional tools that provide precise quality control of products and assembly units.

Practical classes are taught by 16 experienced and competent industrial training instructors from the college, as well as six current employees of residents of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ: UEC-Salut, a branch of UEC JSC, SKTB PR LLC, TZMOI JSC, NPP Toriy JSC, and Mikrobor LLC. Each student has access to state-of-the-art equipment.

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Financial news: 12/15/2025, 14-11, the values of the lower limit of the repo price corridor, the carry rate and the range of interest rate risk assessment for the LEAS (Europlan) security were changed.

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December 15, 2025

14:11

In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and the deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by the National Credit Center (JSC) on 15.12.2025, 14-11 (Moscow time), the values of the lower limit of the repo price corridor with the settlement code Y0/Y1Dt (up to -151.01%), the transfer rate and the range of interest rate risk assessment (up to -2.76 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 183.7%) of the LEAS (Europlan) security were changed.

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Financial news: On 12/15/2025, at 14:05, the values of the lower limit of the repo price corridor, the carry rate, and the range for assessing interest rate risks for the LEAS (Europlan) security were changed.

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December 15, 2025

14:05

In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by the National Credit Center (JSC) on 15.12.2025, 14-05 (Moscow time), the values of the lower limit of the repo price corridor with the settlement code Y0/Y1Dt (up to -131.79%), the transfer rate and the range of interest rate risk assessment (up to -2.41 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 162.56%) of the LEAS (Europlan) security were changed.

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Evening of Vernissages at the Winzavod Contemporary Art Center on December 9, 2025.

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On December 9, the Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art hosted an Evening of Vernissages. Twelve resident galleries presented new exhibitions.

The pop/off/art gallery has opened the exhibition "Shadow Theory"—a new chapter in the career of artist George Cohen, formerly known as Georgy Pusenkoff. The exhibition features previously unseen works from 2019–2024, balancing non-objective and figurative imagery with interspersed text. Shadow symbolizes the presence of light, and the immaterial takes shape and becomes visible. The exhibition runs until January 23.

XL Gallery presented the exhibition "Failures" by the Blue Soup group. The works are created using digital animation. The group's works explore detached and artificial landscapes, interiors, and locations where mysterious forces operate. They resemble reality yet are not, creating an "uncanny valley" effect and placing the viewer on edge. The exhibition runs until January 16.

The 11.12 Gallery hosted the opening of Vladimir Marin's exhibition "Fermentation," dedicated to his ongoing search for new creative methods and constant relocation. This fermentation yields new works that reflect both the artist's artistic vision and the surrounding geographic and social context. The exhibition runs until January 18.

VLADEY Space opened a solo exhibition by Yegor Koshelev, "Reds and Blacks." The artist deliberately rejects a color palette in his works and explores new methods while residing in regional cities. This experiment resulted in two major projects, which have become a distinct chapter for the artist. He presents art with a new tone and explores new themes previously uncharacteristic of his work. The exhibition runs until January 18.

The a-s-t-r-a Gallery presented the project "Paradoxical Paradise" by Sergei Sonin and Elena Samorodova-Sonina. The artists work in the fictional genre of "Russian provincial orientalism," asking visitors questions such as: is it possible to build a large-scale earthly paradise, harness the power of nature, and at what cost is victory over the chthonic? The exhibition will run until January 16.

PENNLAB Gallery has opened Elena Anosova's solo exhibition, "Inside Soft Gold," the final chapter of the "Atlas of First Snow" project. The artist presents the results of a decade of research into her family history and the lives of a multi-ethnic community of hunters and fishermen in the Lower Tunguska basin. The exhibition runs until January 31.

The HSE ART Gallery presented a major exhibition, "The Great Disorder," across two venues, bringing together artists, designers, researchers, and educators reflecting on chaos as a fundamental form of existence in the world. The major exhibition is an annual format held by the HSE School of Art and Design since 2021. The exhibition runs until January 13.

FUTURO Gallery opened Nikolai Onishchenko's solo exhibition "In the Icy Ether." The exhibition includes monochrome graphic works and an audio installation. The artist conceives of the concept as a graphic representation of the mechanism of sound, which he compares to the formation of glaciers. He then created a series of graphic works depicting sharp, fragile, and nature-like objects. The exhibition runs until January 16.

The Triangle Gallery presented Andrey Efimov's solo project "Space of Variations or Shining Chaos." The artist creates his own visual image of life in all its manifestations, referencing themes of nature and the cosmos. The project seeks to convey the essence of existence without specific forms, so that viewers can formulate their own definition of life. The exhibition runs until January 16.

Totibadze Gallery opened the exhibition "Cinema/Theater of Sveta T." The exhibition features sketches for famous films and plays by fashion designer Svetlana Tegin, who works in the film and theater industries. Her works balance the boundaries of fashion and art, a distinction that is clearly expressed in her collections and creative collaborations. The exhibition runs until January 14.

FINEART Gallery presented Katya Belyaeva's solo project "Rococo Universe." The artist combines the world of 18th-century fashion with the cosmic future. These two parallel realities recreate the Rococo universe and give birth to a new neoclassical style. The exhibition runs until January 18.

BIS ART Gallery hosted the opening of Elena Kolesnikova's solo exhibition, "Who Whispers Loudly on the Sunny Path." The exhibition is structured like a map leading to new achievements and introspection, while the works point to the current era of contemporary art. The exhibition runs until December 23.

Admission to the galleries is free; please check the gallery's website for opening hours. Full details and contact information are available on the website.

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