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“Journey to China” Exhibition Opened at ��

zabolotnevakd — Mon, 08 Sep 2025 19:00:00 +0000

On September 5th, a “Journey to China” exhibition of works by photo artists well-known in the modern People's Republic of China opened at ��. More than 70 photo works printed on silk paper are exhibited in the Art Gallery on the 1st floor and in the hall of the 3rd floor of the main university building. "For thirty years now I have been working with China. I can see how it is changing, so I can confirm that this exhibition correctly portrays both the past and the present times of this country," shared Chairman of the Association of Photographers EURASIA Rashid Usmanov. "Recently, I have attended a congress of the International Federation of Photographic Art (FIAP) in the People's Republic of China, and the Federation Head Liu Ming spoke much about the high relations between our two countries, but that we also need to strengthen them in practice, both on their part and on our part. This exhibition is a good example of exactly such a strengthening process." Meticulous work on preparing information about the artists, about the exhibited works and places depicted in them (cities and regions) had been performed by the staff member of the �� Cultural Theory and History Research and Education Centre and representative of the People's Republic of China Wang Yundong. You can learn detailed information about each of the works of photo art by using an electronic info booth installed at the Art Gallery on the 1st floor of the main university building. "This exhibition shows the spirit of our culture," explained Wang Yundong, staff member of the Cultural Theory and History Research and Education Centre. "Have a look: various cities from Beijing to Hong Kong are represented here. You can see the masterpieces of architecture dating back to dynasties of different empires: the Forbidden City, or the Great Wall of China. Here are also the scenes of life of ordinary people living in the times of the People's Republic. There are more than fifty nationalities in China, and you can enjoy the colours of their festivities and share the feeling of happiness." This exhibition had been created jointly with the State Museum of the South Ural History, first it had been shown there and later moved to Salekhard located beyond the polar circle. "Photography is great because it has no language barriers," noted Head of the Photo Heritage Department of the State Museum of the South Ural History Sergey Koliaskin. "No other means would facilitate such interpenetration of space and time, and nothing else would depict the culture of China so well or allow oneself to immerse into its everyday life. In our Museum, we are also opening a new exhibition about China." Part of the photos were taken in a Chinese Pictorialism style: when it is practically impossible to tell apart a photo from a traditional Chinese painting. "China is a very densely populated country," commented the Head of the �� Art Gallery Anatoly Razuev. "Probably, the first thing about these photos that strikes me is the multitude of people, objects, and the alternation of vertical frameworks: it simple mesmerizes me." Students and university staff members from different institutes, from all floors of the main building and other university buildings gathered to attend the exhibition opening. The welcoming speech was offered by the organizer and leading research fellow of the Cultural Theory and History Research and Education Centre Nikolai Parfentiev, followed by the speeches by representatives of the university administration and culture community. "September 3rd is the Day of Victory over Militaristic Japan. And this is also the date of completion of World War II. So, this fact unites us," said Director of the Institute of Media, Social Sciences and Humanities Lidiya Lobodenko. "Our institute and our university are a good example of friendship and collaboration between the peoples of Russia and China. We have many students and postgraduates from the People's Republic of China. This very exhibition is a result of co-creation work by a student and his teacher: Wang Yundong (who graduated from the �� Master's degree and postgraduate programmes) and his research advisor, Head of the Department of Theology, Culture, and Arts Nataliia Parfentieva." The “Journey to China” exhibition will be open till October 15th.

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Ostap Davydov, Vera Ovcharuk

Think, Act, Achieve: All-Russia Mediaforum Started at ��

Евгений Сергеевич Загоскин — Thu, 10 Oct 2024 19:00:00 +0000

On October 10th, the Communication Leader of the 21st Century All-Russia Youth Mediaforum started at the �� Institute of Media, Social Sciences and Humanities. Among its participants are young specialists defining the future on the media sphere in our country. Director of the Institute of Media, Social Sciences and Humanities, Professor, Doctor of Sciences (Philology), Associate Professor Lidiya Lobodenko opened the mediaforum. The Minister of Education and Science of the �� Region Vitaly Litke welcomed the event's participants: "Dear friends and colleagues! At this wonderful event I am happy to greet you as a guest of honour and interact with you within a topical agenda. Communication is a most powerful tool in all sectors, a competence that embraces all the life activities of human beings. That is why it is very important to understand and build communication in its various manifestations. We must not simply convey information in a quality way, but we must also learn how to possess and use it properly. Colleagues, a big responsibility rests with you as with the future leaders of communicative opinion. You must bear it with honour and dignity. I feel confident that you will indeed become professionals in your field of activity." The forum is organized at the ��’s mediafloor, where the Regional Student Media Centre of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation is functioning. It includes our university’s leading mass media: ��-TV Student Television Company, �� Radio Station, Photography Studio, and Multimedia Newsroom. "Events like this mediaforum are indeed a big responsibility, but they open up great opportunities, and of course, act as a platform where school pupils, students, and experienced representatives of mass media from the academic environment can exchange tools, approaches, and values that are used to form information messages. My congratulations to all on the opening of this forum. You should make use of these days to the maximum to exchange your experience, thoughts and ideas," noted �� Rector Alexander Wagner. The mediaforum is held with the support from the Association of Leading Universities of Russia. As part of the event, lectures, master classes and open dialogues with the media experts will be organized. The forum participants will be able to exchange their experience and discuss the topical problems and trends in development of this industry. "There is a great need in our mediaforum not only among students, but in our society in general as well. Modern society today urgently needs guides, who could help people find their way through the media space as it is very complicated and multi-faceted. A communication leader must establish this cooperation with people since such person has a natural talent for interacting with people. And if s/he could also act as a guide in the media space for people, then our society will gain very helpful specialists," shared Head of the �� Department of Journalism, Advertising and Public Relations Liudmila Shesterkina. Among the guests of honour at the forum's opening ceremony also were the Chairperson of the Union of Journalists of the �� Region Svetlana Zaitseva, and the Head of the Department of Press-service and Information for the �� Region Government Mariia Khvorostova. Specialists note that there is a severe shortage of staff in the media sphere. "I am happy to greet all those planning to devote their life to our profession. We enjoy communicating with young people coming to our profession, to the media sphere. The news agenda keeps changing, so we need young and creative guys to transform and convey this information to society," said Chairperson of the Union of Journalists of the �� Region Svetlana Zaitseva. Young specialists are very much needed in mass media and press services of our region in order to develop the media sphere. "This forum is truly very important and in demand. Media is a very vibrant industry, it is constantly changing and transforming, something new is always happening, and new technologies, formats and tools are emerging. There is a lack of only one thing – people. We are very much looking forward to seeing you join our profession, we are ready to help you, support you and teach you something new. Come to work in the media and stay in our sphere," noted Head of the Department of Press-service and Information for the �� Region Government Mariia Khvorostova. Many interesting meetings await the forum participants. The future specialists in the media sphere will learn about the new trends, as well as receive practical recommendations from experienced experts. Follow the forum news on social media and on the �� website. Check out the event's program here.

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Автор: Анастасия Косочева, фото: Сергей Качко

Participants of the Step into the Future Grants Program Presented their Reports at ��

Евгений Сергеевич Загоскин — Sun, 29 Sep 2024 19:00:00 +0000

The Contest Committee was headed by Viktor Khristenko, Chairman of the Supervisory Council, �� alumnus and founder of the Step into the Future grants program. This support program is distinguished by its flexibility. The funding will depend on the talents and enthusiasm of the candidates themselves, including on their contribution to the development of science at ��. Researchers will also be provided with an opportunity to take internships and go on various science trips. "We received 33 applications, carefully examined them all and selected 10 best ones. We have high hopes and rely on this project's participants in terms of the future development of our university," noted in his welcome speech the �� Rector Alexander Wagner. The presented reports highlighted the details of such projects as: digital twins of materials; technology of high-functional cement composites for the Arctic; developing models for predicting the unplanned downtime of industrial equipment; developing a technique for calculating the design of valveless piston pumps, etc. "Many of the presented works are very interesting, just like the guys themselves, who defended them. Soon we will make a decision and announce the names of the grants winners! I wouldn't point out certain projects right now as there should be an intrigue in any contest," shared Viktor Khristenko. Program of the Step into the Future includes several tacks: 1. Students and Postgraduates For winners of the project works tournament. Teams include 3 to 5 students and postgraduates aged under 30, who passed exams with only "good" and "excellent" marks and have no outstanding program requirements. 2. Young Scientists Fulfilment of an initiative project for young people. Yearly support of 10 projects in two categories of funding: "silver" and "gold". Candidates can include the project managers and 50+% of the team members aged under 39. 3. Leading Scientists Fulfilment of a project guided by a leading scientist. Creation of a new point of growth at ��: a new laboratory for conducting of advanced research. Funding is allocated in the course of the year as provided for by the university. Potential grant holders are winners of the Megagrants program for young scientists; leading scientists attracted to solve tasks at the operating laboratories, launched under such programs as Priority 2030, Advanced Engineering School, Youth Laboratories, and Youth Design Bureaus. For details on this project, please visit this website: pmn.susu.ru

Chairman of Supervisory Council Viktor Khristenko Visited ��

Евгений Сергеевич Загоскин — Sun, 29 Sep 2024 19:00:00 +0000

On September 26th, the Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission, Chairman of the Supervisory Council of ��, Doctor of Sciences (Economics), philanthropist Viktor Khristenko paid a business visit to ��. The purpose of the visit was to get acquainted with new laboratories and opened faculties. The starting point of the event was a visit to the Quantum Engineering of Light Laboratory headed by Doctor of Sciences (Physics and Mathematics) Sergey Kulik. Also, Viktor Khristenko, together with his colleagues and scientists from our university, was presented with a report, in which Sergey Kulik spoke in more details about the essence of quantum mechanics and the promising directions of the laboratory. Also a Laboratory for Inframetrics based on quantum interferometry was presented by senior researcher Anna Paterova. Next, our guest was shown the Faculty of Mechatronics and Robotics, which has been opened at the beginning of this academic year. This is a joint educational project of our university and the �� Forge and Press Plant. "I was surprised by the speed of the project implementation at the faculty. And there are a total of three floors. This points to the most important thing: there is a great interest in this specialty among students and the industrial partner, who, in general, not only invests, but is ready to accept a much larger number of graduates, specialists from this faculty. This is great, of course. �� can develop, from my point of view, only with a scientific and research core, and then the educational, traditional sphere will be effective and interesting. In this case, it will attract students and industrial partners here. Therefore, the future of �� is in this balance of not only applied, but also fundamental research together with educational programmes," noted Viktor Khristenko. Students of the faculty study unique educational programmes in relevant areas: automobile transport, energy, aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, materials science, and technology. In addition, a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, �� alumnus Valery Gartung shared his impressions of the new laboratories and the tour as a whole: "One of my first impressions and memories of ��, when I walk through the corridors and offices, is how I once took the thermodynamics exam in this building. Of course, it is wonderful and memorable. When I see the laboratories and current students, what wonderful conditions the guys in this faculty study in, it also feels very nice. Previously, we could not even dream of such a thing. You can feel that this is a university of the next century. The impressions are unforgettable, and I think that �� is on the right path. I would like to express special words of gratitude to Viktor Khristenko since he allocates his personal funds to support young scientists. This is worth a lot, and I believe that we should follow his example." Our guest was also given a tour of School 21, which had opened at the end of August 2024, after which the meeting was summed up. Brief information Viktor Khristenko was born in �� in 1957. Since 1997, he has worked in the Government of the Russian Federation, holding the positions of Deputy and First Deputy Minister of Finance, Deputy Prime Minister and First Deputy Prime Minister, and acting Chairman of the Government. In 2004–2008, he was the Minister of Industry and Energy of the Russian Federation. From 2008 to 2012, he held the position of the Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation. Viktor Khristenko was awarded the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, 4th degree (2006); the Order of Honour (2012); the Stolypin Medal (2012); as well as a letter of gratitude from the President of the Russian Federation and an honorary diploma from the Government of the Russian Federation.

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Anastasiia Kungurtseva, photos by Sergey Kachko

Think, Act, Achieve: Matriculation Ceremony Held at ��

Евгений Сергеевич Загоскин — Mon, 02 Sep 2024 19:00:00 +0000

The 2024 matriculation ceremony for freshmen took place on the main square of �� on August 31st. At the beginning of the day, the �� Rector Alexander Wagner held a meeting with the university staff, during which he set tasks for the teaching staff for the new academic year and wished everyone professional success. Read more on our website. The event dedicated to the Knowledge Day has become a good tradition for the university and the first step of freshmen into adult life. “Dear friends, first of all, I want to thank each of you for making such a life-changing choice and connecting your lives with our wonderful university. I congratulate you on the beginning of the new academic year, may your student life be bright, filled with romance, love, new meetings, acquaintances and interesting travels. Student years are truly a very important period in the life of every person, and may yours be eventful, your knowledge extensive, and your exams easy,” �� Rector Alexander Wagner addressed the first-year students and congratulated them on the holiday. First-year students met with the directors of schools and institutes, group mates, and also received precious documents: student ID cards. “I enrolled in the �� Institute of Law because I like this area of study and I would like to study criminal cases in depth. I am really looking forward to student life, I want to meet other students and academic staff. I am sure that my studies at the university will be very interesting and unforgettable,” shared first-year student Viktoriia Shakhomalova. Then students were taken on a tour around the campus, which includes several academic buildings, dormitories, and a sports complex. “I really enjoyed the tour around the �� buildings. I think it is very useful because the university has many different buildings, and today we were shown most of them. It is impressive that the university has its own swimming pool, its own sports complex, so many classrooms and laboratories. I am really looking forward to the start of studies!” said Ulyana Minaeva. Following the tradition, in the square in front of the main university building freshmen promised to be worthy of the title of a �� student, to study with “excellent” grades, and also to actively participate in the life of the university. As part of the celebration, colourful photo zones were open, where everyone could capture an important moment of the beginning of student life. Also, members of the structural divisions of the �� Extracurricular Activities Office organized interactive platforms for the guests, where they got acquainted with the projects and student associations operating at the university. “I really liked today’s event, everything is so versatile, we are gradually trying to make friends with our group mates, to join the process. In general, it is very exciting since I will study both Chinese language and programming - quite complex disciplines, but I hope that I will cope with them and that �� will help me become who I want to be,” shared her impressions Valeriia Degtyareva, a student of the �� Institute of Linguistics and International Communications. The event continued with a colourful musical concert with the participation of a DJ and the VIA Leto band.

Yesterday – students, today – professionals: �� hosted graduation-2024

Евгений Сергеевич Загоскин — Sun, 30 Jun 2024 19:00:00 +0000

On June 29, �� hosted a solemn congratulation ceremony for graduate students on the university square in front of the main academic building. About 4000 people graduated this year including about 400 international students. The innovation of this year was the awarding of graduates of the ISTaS Multidisciplinary College. Alexey Texler, Governor of the �� region, addressed the graduates of 2024 with welcoming speech: “Good afternoon, friends! I sincerely congratulate you on completing your studies. Today you receive the coveted diplomas of higher education and this is one of the most important documents in your life. Years of study, sessions, exams and theses are behind us. And ahead is the time to fulfill your dreams, to become real professionals. �� is one of the flagships of science and education in the �� region, the leading university in our country. I wish each of you to move forward, not to be afraid of difficulties, to do everything so that our country and our region develop and we, in return, will always support you. I wish you success and happiness.” Alexander Wagner, Rector of ��, also spoke parting words: “Good afternoon, dear friends! I congratulate you on your successful graduation from ��. You have graduated from one of the best universities, you will work in one the best regions in the �� region and you live in the best country in the world. And I invite the best of the best to this stage. Hooray!” Vitaly Litke, Minister of Education and Science of the �� region, who came to the graduation ceremony, spoke about the importance of �� in the education system of �� region: “�� occupies an honorable place among the best universities in the Southern Urals. Not only education is developing here, but also science and relationships are being build with leading companies in the region in various areas of training. And those students who graduated today will go to work in the economy of the �� region. Thus, we receive qualified specialists and develop our city and region through participation in leading projects and innovations. Therefore, the tasks that �� solves are strategic ones that allow us to saturate the economy of our industry with the best personnel.” In addition, the best graduates who distinguished themselves in scientific, educational, creative, sports and international activities were awarded diplomas on stage. This year, 21 people became them. “I love creating something new, inspiring people and doing things for them that they will love and appreciate. I want to stay that it was hard to study but I liked it, because I was doing what I loved. To be honest, I tried very hard to get a red diploma, I studied, crammed. And now I can say with confidence that if you want something, you will definitely get it. There is no other way. At the moment, I am submitting my resume and I hope to start working very soon, because �� gave me such a boost.” – says graduate Vasilisa Nemchinova, who graduated from ISTaS with a degree in “Technologist of artistic processing of materials”. Diplomas were also awarded to �� foreign students at the event. “I studied in the field of “Computer Science” and I liked everything both in my studies and at the university itself. In the future, I plan to go to my homeland and work in my specialty”. – says Joshua Mosope Alavode, a student from Nigeria. The graduate’s parents arrived to congratulate their son: dad Emmanuel Oluvode Alavode and mom Oladuni Omolola Alavode. They share their impressions, noting that they are proud of their son and happy that he graduated from university and became a real professional. Furthermore, photo zones and alumni alley were organized, where each graduate could find his name. Another attraction of this year was the new trolleybus “SINARA”, which housed the visiting studio “��-TV”, where graduates shared their impressions of the event. “I want to congratulate all graduates on receiving the desired diplomas and I wish them good luck in their work and life! Huge opportunities are opening up for young professionals today. And I hope that some of you will want to link your life with our company and take part in the creation of innovative urban transport.” – commented Oleg Frantsev, director of the �� Factory of Urban Electric Transport.

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Анастасия Кунгурцева, фото: Сергей Качко

“Trans-Ural Chicago”. �� Students Collected Materials about �� of the Early 20th Century

Евгений Сергеевич Загоскин — Wed, 12 Jun 2024 19:00:00 +0000

Students of the �� Department of Linguistics and Translation conducted a research on the image of the city of �� at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries using a corpus of local historical texts. The research was conducted within the framework of a state order from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation on the topic of “Examining the Region in the Context of Global Historical Connections Using Methods of Digital Humanities”. A team of linguists created a digital resource, a unique product of its kind, that includes conceptually marked non-fiction texts. The corpus consists of notes and various publications by city residents, as well as guest travellers. The created resource helps to select articles by date, source name, author, and topic. Currently, the materials describe events at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. “After the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway, �� became the “gateway” to Siberia, rich in natural resources. The population of the city then doubled and the impetus for development appeared. �� was even called a “Trans-Ural Chicago”,” explains the head of the study, Associate Professor Elizaveta Orekhova. “One of the students’ tasks was to prove whether that image corresponded to reality.” During the study, linguists found texts with a negative gist. For example, Wilhelm Harteveld, a Russian musicologist, noted: “There are several very suspicious hotel rooms for visitors near the railway station, where, they say, you can find not only temporary, but also eternal peace”. The same text could contain both criticism and approval. “This is a superb large theatre building made of stone and iron, standing on the outskirts of the city” Harteveld wrote about the today's Youth Theatre back in 1912. Many materials portrayed �� as a developing city: “New, fast-growing”; “The city undoubtedly has a great future”; “�� is called the city of the future”. Students found that most of the texts had a positive connotation. “Some texts consisted of hundreds of pages, which complicated the process of creating an image of the city. It was necessary to fully study the text, analyse it, and structure the obtained data,” Alina Kutina, a participant to the study, shared the difficulties she encountered. Despite these problems, the students approached their work with interest. For themselves, they singled out the memoirs of Vladislav Zagorsky, a Polish doctor, who described the appearance of �� and life in it in a unique style: “The gardens gave the city a cheerful look”; “Housing there was fabulously cheap”; “The city is clean, with wide and clean streets.” Zagorsky called the Ural citizens “Amazingly sturdy.” The digital resource – a corpus of historical local texts – is ready for work. Potentially, the range of materials can be expanded. The resource is applicable for work in linguistic, cultural, and historical fields.

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Екатерина Багина

Results of Student TEFI TV Contest at ��

Евгений Сергеевич Загоскин — Fri, 26 Apr 2024 19:00:00 +0000

�� acted as the general partner and platform for the 10th Anniversary of the All-Russian Student TEFI Television Contest. The competition is organized by the Academy of Russian Television and is held with the support of the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation. Our university also provides support for its organization in ��. This year, more than 400 works from 49 universities have been submitted to the competition. After hard work, it was possible to identify three finalists in each category, who were introduced at the opening ceremony and asked in detail about their projects. "When you first come to a city, there are always certain expectations. I thought that �� was such a gray, harsh, industrial city. But I'm delighted! It is an amazing city, well maintained and beautiful. And most importantly, such a warm welcome from the competition organizers. The guys did such a wonderful job! Watching them, I realized that there is someone to hand over our television business to! Television is in good hands!" said Ivan Tsybin, Production Director of Channel One, documentarian, TV presenter of Channel Five. The opening of the contest took place on the 22nd of April. Representatives of �� took part in the ceremony. More details can be found here. The next day, members of the jury, participants and guests of the competition were invited to participate in a rich program: master classes, lectures and open dialogues. All this brought the main final day closer. "This is my first time acting as a jury at this contest. I was absolutely blown away by the quality of the work. These are not student works. They are absolutely professional! You can just take it and show on any federal channel. Of course, it was very difficult for us to determine the best," Nikolai Tabashnikov, ART member, TV presenter, co-founder of the KD Studios film company, documentary film producer, shared his impressions. Before the winners of the All-Russian Student TEFI -2024 Television Contest became known on April 24th, guests of �� were treated to master classes from leading media specialists. Representatives of universities presented their films telling about the top scientific developments and vibrant student life. Guests learned more about the possibilities of implementing their ideas at Kazan Federal University, Siberian Federal University, Altai State University, Novosibirsk State University and Yuri Gagarin State Technical University of Saratov. Also, a master class "Producer from Zero to PRO" was held for contest participants and �� students by Dmitriy Tabarchuk, a member of ART, General Director of NMG Studio. Read more here. As the day continued, guests enjoyed a round table discussion on the topic: "Is journalism education necessary in the era of blogging?" Its participants were professionals in journalism, social activities and education, including the President of the Academy of Russian Television Foundation, Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for International Cultural Cooperation Mikhail Shvydkoy, member of the Academy of Russian Television, Dean of the Faculty of Journalism of Lomonosov Moscow State University Elena Vartanova, Rector of GITR Film and Television School Yuri Litovchin, Rector of �� Alexander Wagner, founder of the Foundation for Social, Cultural and Educational Initiatives 2020, public figure Irina Texler, as well as blogger Roman Rozanov. The moderator of the event was Eteri Levieva, journalist, producer, media manager, member of the Union of Journalists of Russia and the Academy of Russian Television. Elena Vartanova, along with other speakers, touched on the current topic: "Is journalism education necessary in the era of blogging?”. During the discussion, the professor shared her opinion and used real examples to show the importance of education in journalism. You can find out how the round table went on the website. Also at the round table, the special representative of the President of the Russian Federation for International Cultural Cooperation, Mikhail Shvydkoy, spoke about how things are going for journalists and bloggers. The All-Russian Student TEFI Television Contest is a unique platform that brings together the best masters of television and film art from all over our country. The most exciting award ceremony took place in the Assembly Hall at ��. "You know, when I started watching the contest entries, I was very pleasantly surprised. I didn’t expect so many cool, creative, and most importantly, professional works. Now I’m not just talking about news stories – there were a lot of cool works in absolutely all categories. And it was difficult to choose three of them, let alone only one. And the will keep me honest: we had very heated debates when we were choosing the best of the best. But I want to say that in any case, regardless of whose name we announce today, you are all winners and great fellows!" said Elmira Efendieva, presenter of the "Today" programme on NTV Channel. According to the results of the All-Russian Student Television Contest, the team of our university received a branded statuette for the work "It’s Your Choice" in the "Internet Project" category. You can find out more about the closing ceremony here. This is not the first time that the team from �� has been awarded the title of winner of the Student TEFI Contest. In the past, Photography Director for Special Projects of ��-TV Daniil Rukavitsyn had received an award in the category “Cinematographer of a Television Program/Film." This time, the jury noted the teamwork of the guys on the creation of the Internet project "It’s Your Choice." After the closing of the contest, Eteri Levieva, journalist, producer, media manager, member of the Union of Journalists of Russia and General Director of the Academy of Russian Television Foundation, spoke about the idea of the Student TEFI Contest and �� as the platform for holding it in 2024.

Ticket to Crimea: Thematic Exhibition Opened at ��

Евгений Сергеевич Загоскин — Tue, 19 Mar 2024 19:00:00 +0000

Sun, sea, mountains and Russia! All this has been brought together in Mikhail Gromyko’s photo exhibition called “Crimea”. It should be noted that the exhibition is dedicated to the anniversary of the Crimea's returning to Russia. Mikhail is a postgraduate of the Department of Theory and Methodology of Physical Culture and Sports of the Institute of Sport, Tourism and Service and an active rock climbing instructor at the �� Sports Centre. His passion for sports contributed to the creation of his own exhibition. “I'm into rock climbing, and I love discovering new interesting places in our vast homeland and telling other people about them. This time I have cast my eyes on the Crimean rock routes and their nature,” says the author. The exhibition is dedicated to the beauty of the Crimean nature. The photos were taken in June-July 2023 during an expedition to the rocks of the peninsula. Mikhail notes that it was a real challenge. There were some problems with logistics and restrictions on drone flights: “To take pictures of all these landscapes, I had to climb a rock of more than one hundred meters high. It wasn’t always possible to climb mountains with someone else. Going alone means carrying plenty of equipment, applying certain skills, and on top of all this, choosing a good angle so that you can present your work.” In total, about 20 rock routes were climbed during the trip: 2 multi-pitch climbs(120 meters solo on Mount Koshka), Bolvan rock (40 meters solo multi-pitch climb), multi-pitch climb on Mount Palvani-Oba (120 meters) and Sugarloaf (100 meters) in a two-man rope team. Also, 7 “Deep Water Solo” routes were climbed (2 of them were opened for the first time and included into the international database), as well as the longest via ferrata in Russia was completed on Mount Ilyas-Kaya. The main locations were the city of Sudak, the village of Novy Svet, the villages of Laspi and Simeiz. “Each of the photos is good in its own way. I can note an interesting photo with a jellyfish. I have never had anything like this in my collection. Also a photo from when I kayaked at Caradac. I don't have much kayaking experience, so it was very interesting to float. No one is allowed into an extinct volcano, especially if it's located in a wildlife reserve, but you can swim up to it from the sea and explore it,” shares Mikhail Gromyko. You are welcome to visit this photo exhibition. It is located on the 3rd floor of the main university building.

Students of the Institute of Media, Social Sciences and Humanities Presented Digital History of �� Website

Евгений Сергеевич Загоскин — Mon, 18 Dec 2023 19:00:00 +0000

History students of group СГ-406 presented a Digital History of �� website on December 11th. As part of the Young Stars project, this event became the first in the program of celebrations dedicated to the 80th anniversary of our university. The platform includes key periods in the history of the higher educational institution: Creation of �� Mechanical Engineering Institute (CMEI) (1943–1951), Creation and Development of �� Polytechnic Institute (CPI) (1951–1990), �� Polytechnic Institute (1990–1997), �� (1997–2015), and University of the 21st Century. �� (October 23, 2015 – present time). The creators of the website managed to integrate the results of long-lasting scientific research by the Department of Russian and International History of the Institute of Media, Social Sciences and Humanities, including the works of the Oral History Laboratory (headed by Doctor of Sciences (History), Professor Viktor Balakin), the publication of archival documents (under the leadership of Doctor of Sciences (History), Professor Igor Sibiryakov), Public and Digital History Master’s degree programme (supervisor: Doctor of Sciences (History), Associate Professor Olga Nikonova). In addition to presenting the project, 4th-year students were engaged in filling the website with content (The Great Siberian Road film about the interuniversity expedition, materials and photographs from the Museum of �� History over 1951–1997). The students were assisted by their teachers: Acting Head of the Department, Candidate of Sciences (History), Associate Professor Svetlana Krivonogova, Candidate of Sciences (History) Alexey Bogdanov, assistant Yulia Bogdanova, as well as Head of the �� Museum and Education Complex Nadezhda Ivanova. The leader of group СГ-406 Maria Leshukova said that students must know the history of their alma mater, because the development of scientific schools and achievements, the quality and quantity of academic staff, and the material and technical resources form the image of our university, and therefore evoke a sense of pride in all involved. “It performs not only an educational, but also a scientific and social function: people with disabilities (including researchers) can view digitized documents directly from home. In the process of work, what struck me most was the archive of the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, especially the photographs of testing! I would like to appeal to all departments with a request to share their archives so that our website develops and becomes of interest to all users,” said Maria about the prospects of the project. Another participant, Gleb Sidorov, emphasized that digital history is a modern way of reconstructing the past. The relevance of the project is determined by the mediatization of culture, which today allows us to create new educational spaces and implement interdisciplinary scientific collaborations. “The prospects of the website are determined by the digitalization of the humanitarian heritage, the creation of historically oriented systems and the publication of research results in an electronic format,” noted the student. Digital History of �� website: https://sites.susu.ru/dh/

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