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NUST MISIS takes part in the largest educational exhibition in Turkey

The University Preference Fair, an educational exhibition organized by Unitech, was held in Istanbul. More than 40,000 students and graduates from prestigious schools in Turkey attended the event to choose a university for their further studies. NUST MISIS presented advanced English-language programs in the fields of metallurgy, materials science, mining, physics, and humanities. The local applicants were interested in the preparatory courses and training in Russian language.

Ten young scientists from NUST MISIS have won grants in the youth competitions of the Russian Science Foundation

Three projects from research groups and seven initiatives from young researchers at MISIS University were successful in the youth competitions within the framework of the Presidential Program for Research Projects of the Russian Science Foundation (RSF). The total funding for 2024-2027 will exceed 5.5 billion rubles, with 75 million rubles allocated to NUST MISIS.

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MISIS University at the international exhibition INNOPROM-2024

MISIS University presented its advanced developments at the XIV International Exhibition INNOPROM-2024, held in Ekaterinburg. Representatives from 60 foreign countries participated in the event. Over 900 companies showcased their potential in sectors such as machine engineering, energy, metallurgy, industrial automation and IT, as well as pharmaceutical and medical complexes.

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Top in Design: MISIS University Students Win PART Award

Two students from the MISIS University have claimed first place in the student category of the PART Award 2024, an international prize in packaging production and design. Their projects were evaluated by experts in industrial design, polymer materials, and sustainable development. This year, 94 applications were received from companies, with 24 participants competing in the student category.

Over 2000 Guests Attended the Day of Nationalities at NUST MISIS

The festival at the MISIS University brought together students from more than 30 regional groups, who showcased the history and culture of their regions and countries. Participants performed folk songs and dances, prepared traditional dishes, and organized an exhibition of items representing their national cultures and daily life. The event was organized by the NUST MISIS International Friendship Club.

SPIEF-2024: “Russia is A Hub for Talented Young International Researchers”

MISIS University is actively participating in the XXVII St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. At the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation’s booth, a discussion titled Russia is A Hub for Talented Young International Researchers took place. The participants—university rectors and young international scientists—discussed tools for attracting promising foreign researchers to work in Russia.

Scientists Discover a Way to Increase Metal Strength by 1.5 Times Using Lasers

Researchers at NUST MISIS, in collaboration with colleagues from China, have introduced a new method of laser processing for hard materials to enhance their strength and selectively eliminate surface defects. This approach is particularly relevant for the aerospace industry, nuclear sector, and biophysics, as it ensures more robust structures that can withstand various external impacts.

NUST MISIS opened the Center of Russian Language and Culture in Tajikistan

An opening ceremony of the Center of Russian Language and Culture for schoolchildren, students, and teachers took place at the branch of the NUST MISIS in Dushanbe. The event was attended by representatives from the Embassy of Russia, the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Tajikistan, Rossotrudnichestvo, and heads of branches of Russian universities. This year, those interested in studying at NUST MISIS will be able to enroll in a preparatory department and start intensive study of the Russian language.

Scientists at NUST MISIS Develop “Digital Twins” for Managing Quantum Systems

Researchers from the National University of Science and Technology (NUST MISIS) and the Russian Quantum Center (RQC) have developed a model for managing complex quantum systems. This innovation opens new possibilities for faster information transfer and allows for better control over the system’s dynamics. The proposed method is beneficial for reducing errors and suppressing noise in quantum devices. It can be used to study various effects in many-body physics and to search for new quantum materials. Modifying the model allows for observing systems at a macroscopic level, paving the way for managing quantum systems across different phases of matter.

NUST MISIS Creates Prototype Patch for Localized Chemotherapy

Researchers at the MISIS University have developed a prototype of a polymer patch designed to prevent the recurrence of malignant tumors by releasing chemotherapy drugs in a controlled manner over the course of a year. The patch is implanted at the site of the primary tumor removal, ensuring that the drugs are delivered directly to the area where residual tumor cells are concentrated. The biopolymers composing the patch safely dissolve in the body within 2-3 years. This gradual release of drugs over several months enhances the effectiveness of postoperative chemotherapy and reduces the side effects of treatment.

Vietnamese students from MISIS University had a meeting with the Vice Minister of Education from their country.

Vice Minister of Education of Vietnam Hoang Minh Son met with Vietnamese students studying in Russian universities. The participants discussed employment opportunities for graduates, living expenses for foreign students in Russia, and opportunities for expanding cooperation between universities and businesses of both countries. The meeting was attended by over 150 Vietnamese students from 16 different universities, including five students from NUST MISIS.

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