Students outperformed participants from Romania, Vietnam, Hungary, Germany, and Belgium in two independent rounds for individuals and teams.
The new youth lab’s priority is the development of software for processing active and passive seismic data.
Due to the results of the report defense, the University in 2023 will receive 100 million rubles for development as part of our basic grant and will also receive a share of the 2.3 billion rubles from the special part of the grant along with other universities in the second group.
The research will not only improve the cooling systems of three-dimensional computing chips, but affect the intensification of mass transfer, which has chemical, biological, and medical applications.
More than 15 university scientists and factory employees will work together in this new scientific division to create composites for supercapacitors, resistive pastes for the manufacture of chip resistors using SMD technologies, and metallization pastes used in the manufacture of night vision devices.
The MathWay team took 29th place in the overall standings, became the best in Siberia, and was awarded a II Degree diploma. Four other teams received III Degree diplomas.
Results of the competition will be published after March 17. The Olympiad winners are enrolled at the Novosibirsk State University free of charge and without exams and prize winners receive a 20% discount on tuition for their chosen Program.
Konstantin Lomov, project leader, was awarded 1,000,000 rubles.
More than 50 students and graduate students from eight cities made presentations. Alexander Bazhenov, a 1st-year MA student at the NSU Department of Physics, is among 11 best researchers.
Beer made from corn, bourekas with a coin, throwing of a pomegranate – talking about a lot of interesting New Year traditions and dishes.
A diploma was awarded to the English-language monograph “Agri-food Export: Challenges and Structural Changes” (2021).
Competition winners included representatives of 8 out of 10 NSU departments and institutes.