As part of their qualifying diploma paper, graduates of the SUSU Institute of Architecture and Construction Yiwen Bian and Xinyu Zhu designed a venue for wedding ceremonies at Lake Smolino. Three styles were proposed for an open space for ceremonies: European, Chinese and Russian. When designing the Chinese style venue, students decided not to opt for the traditional bright red colours so that the setting looked fresh and natural. A European style wedding, as the students see it, implies a lot of green plants and wooden arches symbolizing the Western culture chic.
A whole class of promising specialists for Russian industry will now study at the SUSU Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Technology, founded in cooperation with KONAR group of companies. The new faculty is located on the first floor of the West wing of the university's main academic building.
The 2024 matriculation ceremony for freshmen took place on the main square of South Ural State University on August 31st.
At the beginning of the day, the SUSU Rector Alexander Wagner held a meeting with the university staff, during which he set tasks for the teaching staff for the new academic year and wished everyone professional success. Read more on our website.
A ceremonial meeting of the Rector with the university administrative and academic staff, dedicated to the beginning of the new academic year, was held at South Ural State University on August 31st. The SUSU Rector Alexander Wagner congratulated everyone on the Knowledge Day, outlined the results of the past year and plans for the future. His speech was supplemented by video comments from the First Vice-Rector - Vice-Rector for Research Anton Korzhov, Vice-Rector for Education Marina Potapova and Vice-Rector for Estates and Facilities Vadim Trofimychev.
Young scientists from SUSU developed a computer game inspired by the literary works of Nikolai Gogol. It is based on the text of the Christmas Eve novel. This type of digital entertainment belongs to the genre of "virtual novels". Players can follow the unfolding events, and can even change how the story ends.
A young scientist and Senior Research Fellow from the SUSU Laboratory for High-entropy Materials Majid Naseri is 36. However, the articles, where he acts as a co-author, are nearly every month published in the world's major scientific journals, such as Journal of Alloys and Compounds, or Intermetallics. He is working on the problem of creating high-entropy alloys. These are the alloys based on five or more metals, each of which adds to specific properties. And for his research he also uses some "top-notch" mathematics: automata theory, modern geometry, and fuzzy logic.
Recently, a joint meeting of specialists from the Chelyabinsk Centre for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring and scientists from South Ural State University has taken place.
Modern South Ural region is well known not only for its metropolises, but for its mono-industry towns as well. An iron and steel works is a town-forming enterprise, in the suburbs of which mines are located to produce ore and coal, and on the outskirts – a forest of high-rise residential districts and, of course…a cemetery.
Surprising as it may seem, but something similar could be found in our area already back in the Bronze Age. For example, an ancient mine Vorovskaya Yama (Thieves’ Pit), discovered by Gennady Zdanovich, Viktor Zaykov and Anatoly Yuminov in the early 1990s.
As part of the Science and Universities project, which is being implemented upon instructions of the President of the Russian Federation, students from leading universities in Chelyabinsk have gained access to modern and comfortable spaces – they have moved into new hostels. The Inter-university Campus unites seven universities in our city. This figure has become symbolic: the buildings are opening in the Year of the Family, they have seven floors, and in the future, seven more facilities will be built.
Deputy Minister of Science of the Russian Federation Andrey Omelchuk arrived in the Chelyabinsk Region on a business visit. The main goal of the visit was to monitor the progress of construction of the Inter-University Campus. Before observing the construction site, Andrey Omelchuk held a working meeting, which was attended by the SUSU Rector Alexander Wagner, the Minister of Education of the Chelyabinsk Region Vitaliy Litke, representatives of the developer company, VTB Bank and other interested parties.
The closing ceremony of the anniversary Tenth Peaceful Atom All-Russian Student Construction Works has been held in Ozyorsk. This summer, the labour project united 550 team members of Russian student teams including 48 teams from 23 regions. At the end of the season, the team of South Ural State University was named among the best ones.
Opening of the Faculty of Mechatronics and Robotics jointly with the Chelyabinsk Forge-and-Press Plant was discussed by Mikhail Mishustin and Governor of the Chelyabinsk Region Alexey Texler in the course of a working meeting. The Prime Minister acknowledged the high rate and active growth in all indicators of the social and economic development of our region, and first and foremost in the fields of healthcare and education.
Representatives of South Ural State University and Metran Industrial Group, the management and teachers of Computer Science and Mathematics of the Academic Lyceum No. 95 of the city of Chelyabinsk discussed the implementation of the Governor's Engineering Classes project.
The Lyceum has won this competition for the second year in a row. This year, the 10-1 class with advanced study of Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science has become a participant in this program. Its educational activities will be supervised by SUSU and Metran.
Friends from senior classes will help first-year students adapt to the rules of the university.
The SUSU Student Mentoring System is aimed at helping and supporting first-year students who are just beginning to get used to life at a large university.
President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin awarded honorary titles to three residents of the Chelyabinsk Region. The corresponding decree was published on the Internet portal of official legal acts on August 22nd. Two of the awardees are scientists from South Ural State University.
Modern metallurgical production cannot be imagined without the use of Industry 4.0 technologies. Manufacturing today is being actively digitalized, and SUSU scientists have a significant role in this process.
Preventing accidents and unplanned equipment downtime in production is quite real today. This is possible thanks to the use of intelligent information processing methods. Data is collected from sensors that monitor heat flow from bearings under high load. Neural network acts as a tool for processing data from sensors.
AGRO 2024 Regional General-purpose Agro-industrial Exhibition is held at the Traktor Ice Arena in Chelyabinsk August 21st through August 23rd. More than 150 companies from cities and districts of the South Ural region are presenting agricultural machinery, seedlings, animal breeds, and food products.
Every year our country celebrates the National Flag Day on August 22nd. Though the holiday itself has appeared relatively recently, the flag’s history dates back to a distant past.
One of the first mentions of this flag is the chronicle of the 12th century "The Tale of Bygone Years", which says that Prince Vladimir Monomakh brought with him a golden silk flag from Byzantium, which became a symbol of Christianity and statehood.
Learn all about a city within 24 hours? It is possible! Thus, on the final day of the “University Sessions” program a number of excursions for children was organized, including history games, walks and examining a variety of exhibits.
Tours around two major Chelyabinsk museums were held for the children: Russia – My History historical multimedia park and the State Historical Museum of the South Urals, where the focus was surely made on the meteorite.
Scientists from South Ural State University have found a profitable solution for recycling copper smelting waste. The remaining slag will be used to produce grinding cast iron balls, which are used to crush ore, coal and other industrial raw materials.
Meetings for first-year students with the teaching staff members of their schools and institutes will be held at South Ural State University on August 30th and 31st. Students will meet their group mates and will learn more about the university life.
We enjoy travelling and discovering new places for us. But what are professional geographers engaged in? Sergey Belov, Candidate of Sciences (Geography), Associate Professor of the Department of Town Planning, Engineering Networks and Systems, Associate Professor of the Department of Ecology and Chemical Engineering, speaks on this topic.
– How is this holiday celebrated at our university?
– This holiday is a novelty for SUSU: posters are appearing, but, in my opinion, no specific events are being held yet.
The Art Museum of the SUSU Institute of Media, Social Sciences and Humanities, the collection of which includes almost a thousand works of fine art of the 20th–21st centuries, received a donation from the Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Honorary Citizen of the city of Chelyabinsk and the Chelyabinsk Region German Vyatkin ‑ a portrait of an outstanding choreographer Gerardo Viana Gomez de Fonseca (1925-2013) by the chief artist of the Chelyabinsk Opera and Ballet Theatre named after M.I. Glinka Yakov Korsunsky (1932-1986).
"University Sessions" are open! 82 children from new regions of Russia will have an entertaining and educational summer vacation at the SUSU Berezka Camp for two weeks.
SUSU Rector Alexander Wagner came to open the session. At the beginning of the acquaintance, he told the guys about the Chelyabinsk Region, its rich nature and, of course, our university:
Do you already have a job, but want to improve your knowledge in the professional field? There is a solution to that: obtain higher education at South Ural State University by applying for part-time mode of study! We will speak about its advantages in this news piece.
So, you have chosen a part-time mode of education in which students study by themselves during the semester and then pass tests and exams to university teaching staff by certain deadlines.
