NSU celebrated the opening of its new Educational-Scientific Center at the Institute of Medicine and Medical Technologies.
The development of the Novosibirsk State University campus is funded by the Federal Project, "Creation of a Modern Campus Network" that is part of the "Youth and Children" National Project.
Novosibirsk State University was the only university from the region to be included in the ranking’s Top 10.
Novosibirsk State University hosted a meeting between the University’s leadership and Roshadi Khoirul, the Attaché for Education and Culture at the Embassy of Indonesia in Moscow.
Sciences at the NSU Information Technologies Department (FIT), together with colleagues and students, has developed a quantitative method for determining authorial style using mathematical statistics.
On August 6, the final of the SynBio Challenge international competition was held in Shenzhen Guangdong Province, China. The NSU Natural Sciences Department (NSD)Team, GeneMeow, won the gold medal in the "Synthetic Cell" category.
This year, more than 11,000 applicants applied to NSU. This is an increase of 3,000 people (38%) compared to 2025.
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For Stage 1, the universities have chosen chemistry as a priority for their joint work. In the future, the number of subject areas will increase and the universities plan to reach an annual target of 100-150 postgraduate students.
This is the best result in the last 10 years of the University's participation in the IMC.
The Expert Analytical Center released it’s 2026 scientific productivity ranking for Russian universities.
The Times Higher Education (THE) published the second edition of their global ranking of interdisciplinary research. It evaluates 911 universities from 94 countries including 44 Russian universities.
The Moscow International School on Quantum Technologies (ISQT) brought together 30 of the best students from all over Russia. Among the participants were Ksenia Kozenko and Katerina Kozlova, first-year Master's students at the NSU Physics Department.