Science and technics

The Rector of the first higher technical university in Russia talks about the institution’s efforts to create a positive educational environment.

Using a naturally occurring mineral will make it possible to replace expensive and hard-to-manufacture synthetic aluminosilicates.

At the same time, the problem with recycling industrial wood residues is solved.

A new catalyst for water electrolysis can replace expensive platinum-group metals.

RZD, alongside Mining University, are working together to implement a technology for managing wastewater residuals.

Rospatent has registered computer programs engineered by SSTU’s research team.

The new technology makes it possible to produce graphene at room temperature.

Melting alumina using low-temperature plasma ensures the high quality of the final product.

More than a thousand undergraduate and graduate students from 48 countries took part in it. Most of them made presentations of their projects in the online format, but delegates from Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan came to the city on the Neva in person.

More than a thousand graduate and postgraduate students from flagship Russian and foreign technical universities participated in it. They will present the results of their scientific research related to increasing the efficiency of mining and energy companies as well as reducing the anthropogenic impact on ecosystems.