Science and technics

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.

The corresponding licence was issued by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation.

Kazan scientists have come up with a simple and cost-efficient technology for producing a high-quality road-building material from heavy oil.

The university guides graduate students on scientific projects with high practical potential and accelerates the development from idea to thesis defense.

Researchers’ preliminary estimates of the deposit containing 9.8 mln tonnes of copper have been confirmed following the evidence from drilling operations.

The marine vessel with an innovative water-jet engine will outspeed existing analogues by 25 km per hour.

Students, postgraduate students, and recent graduates of technical universities, who are now working in mining and oil & gas companies, for a week told the experts about their scientific research, participated in production tours, and listened to act lectures on current trends in higher education, oil & gas and mining industries.

Its grand opening will be timed to coincide with the Machine-Builder’s Day.

Welcoming telegrams to the “future Lomonosovs and Mendeleyevs” were sent by the Speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko, Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov, and Presidential Aide Andrei Fursenko.