RUSAL — one of the world`s largest producers of aluminum, together with NUST MISIS — a leading technological university in Russia, are launching a College of Lightweight Materials & Technologies, a new institution designed within university standards.
NUST MISIS is launching project #ArtMISIS, designed to help international students learn Russian culture and get to know more about Moscow.
A group of NUST MISIS scientists led by Professor Alexander Mukasyan has produced a unique accelerator by developing self-propagating high-temperature synthesis (SHS). The accelerator doesn’t degrade and doesn’t get polluted during the working process, and this is the reason why it operates ten times longer than ordinary accelerators. It has been working intensively for several years, hence why it is jokingly called “eternal”. Accelerators are used to obtain nanomaterials, as well as for the after combustion process in vehicles. Additionally, they reduce harmful emissions into the atmosphere.
