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.
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.
The NSU team solved six problems landing in the 20-50 place category with such leading universities as ITMO, HSE, Stanford University, University of Cambridge, and others.
Novosibirsk State University was represented by 4 teams. The teams of students from NSU’s Natural Sciences Department took prizes in all sections.
The largest event in the field of information security, the NSU Cryptographic Center was an active participant.
The Laboratory will be a universal platform for developing students' professional skills and conducting joint educational and research projects.
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Participants included 80 students from 23 universities in 12 foreign countries including China, Iran, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
The purpose of the group is to explore the possibilities of opening an NSU branch in Kazakhstan as a public-private partnership. This would be the first public-private University partnership in Russia.
The Novosibirsk State University team with Dzhamil Badardinov (Mechanics and Mathematics Dept.), Stanislav Elovatsky and Timofey Vasiliev (Research Group on Fundamental Mathematics at the Mechanics and Mathematics Dept.) brought home THREE medals, one gold and two bronze.
180 high school graduates from cities in the Henan Province (Zhengzhou, Kaifeng, Yuncheng, Nanzhao and Luohe) came to test their knowledge.
It consists of two independent online rounds: the first round (individual) will be held on October 13, 2024; the second round (team) will be held during October 14 – October 21, 2024.
The ceremony celebrated the new NSU SESC educational building and recreation center, as well as two NSU dormitories with 690 beds.