NSU has signed a cooperation agreement with the Center for Public Diplomacy which, under an agreement with Rossotrudnichestvo, is forming a network of Russia Houses in West African countries.
The Novosibirsk State University Artificial Intelligence Research Center (NSU AIRC) has launched the “Oculist Igor” project. Currently, the complex is being used to test the vision of students at the NSU Higher College of Informatics as a test in real conditions.
The space is 2.5 thousand sq.m. and includes an open-plan area, a scientific library, and quiet spaces. The design concept is based on minimalism, calm colors, bright accents, and natural materials.
Landscaping has begun on the new NSU classroom building. This building is an element in the second stage of the NSU world-class campus construction that is being supported by the “Science and Universities” national project.
Experts at the NSU Center for Technology Transfer and Commercialization patented a technology for producing nanoparticles that can later be used in cancer treatment.
The rating covers Russia, Armenia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan. Russian educational institutions in several regions lead the rankings. NSU entered the TOP 10, along with the Higher School of Economics, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, National University of Science and Technology (MISiS) and others.
From May 27 to June 17, NSU is hosting the Interussia Summer Engineering School for young foreign specialists in digital technologies and artificial intelligence.
The British analytical company Quacquarelli Symonds published their ranking of the best universities in the world in various fields of science. NSU is included in 15 subject rankings with two of them in the Top-100 and three ranked 101-200.
From March 20 to 28, 2024, an educational exhibition of Russian universities traveled to various Chinese cities (Beijing, Xinyang, Hebi, Xi'an, Yangling, and Chongqing).
The RAEX agency published its third subject rankings of Russian universities. In 2024, the number of subjects assessed increased to 36 and 170 universities in 43 Russian regions were included on the list. NSU was among the winners in 8 subjects.
On April 13, Maxim Reshetnikov, Russian Federation Minister of Economic Development visited Novosibirsk State University. During his visit, he gave an open lecture “Artificial Intelligence: Prospects for Russia’s Development” and was introduced to developments at the NSU Artificial Intelligence Research Center.
On March 26, a meeting of representatives from three universities took place in Urgench: NSU, Urgench State University, and the Mirzo Ulugbek National University of Uzbekistan in Tashkent.