The "Continental Mesozoic" Exhibit at the Novosibirsk State University Scientific and Educational Center "Evolution of the Earth" has added a new feature. The skull was created on a 3D printer as part of the "Priority - 2030" Program.
Participants included 80 students from 23 universities in 12 foreign countries including China, Iran, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
The main objective of the center will be to coordinate and establish scientific exchanges between the two universities in the fields of mathematics and physics.
Novosibirsk State University was represented by 4 teams. The teams of students from NSU’s Natural Sciences Department took prizes in all sections.
On December 3, Novosibirsk State University, with the support of the Center for Public Diplomacy’s Russian House in Niger, held the first preparatory classes in the medical and biological fields at the Abdou Moumouni University in Niamey.
NORBI-3, like two previous university satellites, was launched as part of the Roscosmos State Corporation's UniverSat program.
This is an interdisciplinary program that will train specialists working at the intersection of IT, medicine, and biology. The first 20 students will be admitted in September 2025 for a 6-year program.
180 high school graduates from cities in the Henan Province (Zhengzhou, Kaifeng, Yuncheng, Nanzhao and Luohe) came to test their knowledge.
The largest event in the field of information security, the NSU Cryptographic Center was an active participant.
NSU increased its positions two places and is ranked 8th in Russia, the highest rating for a regional university.
The main goal of the trip to Harbin was to discuss the further development of the Chinese-Russian Institute (CRI) that was created by NSU and Heilongjiang University 13 years ago.
With a computing capacity of 360 teraflops (trillions of floating-point operations per second), it surpasses all similar servers in academic organizations beyond the Urals.