As is well known, last year engineering centers were founded at several universities by decision of the Russian Ministry of Science as a result of an open, public contest. All the winning projects from the contest were approved by the Strategic Development Program Until 2021. One of the winners of the project was the Center of Computer Engineering at South Ural State University. We spoke with its research head, SUSU vice rector of strategic development, professor Andrey Vladimirovich Keller.
Georgiy Polunin, professor of Life Safety Department, candidate of engineering sciences and associate professor tells about the history of the celebration, the superstitions and the importance of fire protection.
Every applicant to university faces difficult and important questions: what professions will be in demand in the future? What skills will help me realize my potential? How can I combine happiness and professional relevance to society? We decided to discuss these topics with professor Irina Savelyeva, director of the SUSU Higher School of Economics and Management.
New old school
Adapting to a new reality, modern universities have a task before them – implement academic programs that will help them train specialists who are in demand.
The company STARTRAVEL alongside South Ural State University and the accredited exam center BKS-IHMOSCOWIELTSCENTER extends an invitation to everyone who wishes to take the IELTS exam.
The effect of intense streams of energy on matter is already being researched not just by Russian scientists, but abroad as well. Artyom Leivi, associate professor of the Department of Physical Electronics in the Institute of Natural Sciences tells us what is unique about the developments of Chelyabinsk researchers.
The head of the SUSU Office of International Relations Artyom Ponomaryov took part in a Fulbright educational grant program. He talked about the opportunities, the three visits to American universities, and his ideas on how we can compete with them.
– Tell us about the Fulbright program and its goals?
From May 2nd to 5th the 13th Russian club tournament of the Association of Student Sport Clubs Russia among Student Teams will be held in Chelyabinsk. Chelyabinsk is holding this event for the second time.
More than 240 students from all around Russia are taking part in this competition. The schedule for the Russian Club Tournament includes competition in 6 sport disciplines and testing for the ASSC student competition. The tournament also includes the first time ever (for this event) flatball competition among University teams.
On April 26th in the Sigma conference hall a lecture was held by professor Jeff Sahadeo of Carleton University (Canada) on the topic: “Soviet Moscow as a ‘global city’: Migration and Postcolonialism (comparison with London and Paris.)”
The opening of the IV Annual Exhibition of Scientific and Creative Works of South Ural State University Students was held on April 26th. Every institute and higher school presented developments, projects, and research work completed under the guidance of the University’s leading teachers and pedagogical staff.
The vice-rector of academic work Andrey Radionov congratulated everyone with the opening of the exhibition:
On May 4th a dance flash mob will be held dedicated to the 72nd anniversary of the great victory, Victory Waltz, will be held for the third time already on the square in front of the SUSU main building. This year, the event will be supported by the stage legends, everyone’s favorite vocal and instrumental ensemble, Ariel.
On the threshold of the event we spoke with musicians Boris Kaplun and Rostislav Gepp about their attitude to May 9th, their favorite war songs, and the Victory Waltz.
Discussion about the risks and benefits of meat is one of the most popular topics on the Internet. Expert in meat production from the SUSU Higher School of Medicine and Biology, candidate of technical sciences, Lina Tsirulnichenko, believes that meat is a necessary product for a balanced diet.
Celebration of Alut Avurudu – the national new year in the traditions of the islands of Sri Lanka – was held at SUSU on April 24th. Sri Lankan students introduced university staff, students, and teachers to their national customs. They celebrated their national holiday within the walls of SUSU for the second time.
The “KSTATI. Coordinate system” science festival wrapped up on April 21st in Chelyabinsk, held in the city for the first time. South Ural State University became the largest venue for this huge event, holding the opening ceremonies for KSTATI and one of the most interesting events within the festival.
On April 25th at South Ural State University the contest “Scientific Potential – 2017” will begin. The contest is aimed at offering financial assistance to post-graduate students to help them complete their scientific projects and increase the publication activity of the University’s young researchers. Upon completion of their projects, the post-graduates must publish articles in the world’s leading journals.
Applications are being accepted in the following areas of scientific knowledge:
On April 24th a Rock, Paper, Scissors championship was held on the square in front of SUSU. The Student Council of the SUSU Higher School of Electronics and Computer Sciences organized the event. This event was held for the first time and a limited number of people participated – 16 people.
“We were holding the event as a sort of test to entertain students,” says competition organizer, Andrey Puschev.
The Immortal Regiment movement, unprecedented in its size, will be held on the 72ndanniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War. It has become a popular pat of the Victory Parade and has brought together more than 12 million people in its ranks. In Chelyabinsk, the march begins May 9thnear the SUSU main building at 15:00.
The final day of the “KSTATI. Coordinate system” Science Festival (Friday, April 21st) will be remembered by Chelyabinsk residents for its unique events. Among them – a teleconference with CERN and the premier of the Science Drama project. The final event will be the popular science talk show “Examine down to the atoms”.
From April 25th through April 30th, professor Jeff Sahadeo of Carleton University (Canada) will be coming to SUSU to read lectures. Jeff Sahadeo, historian and political scientist by trade, heads the Institute of European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies at Carleton University and is considered a reputable specialist in migration studies.
On April 17th at the Institute of Linguistics and International Communications a meeting was held between students and the director of the Confucius Institute, Ning Huaiying.
South Ural State University is known as a school who trains the strongest engineering specialists for good reason. Students of the second and third years of study create race cars for competition under the leadership of the team captain – master’s student Grigoriy Salimonenko.
On April 18th the opening of the “KSTATI. Coordinate System” Science Festival was held at the South Ural State University conference hall. It began with the popular science show, Superhero Trial, where Master Yoda, Wolverine, and Thor ended up on the defendant’s bench.
Graduate of School of Medical Biology, and nowadays a top-manager of the national water company Niagara Denis Baturin graduated from SUSU in 2003 in the specialty “Commodity Expert”. In an exclusive interview with our reporter, Denis Georgievich shared his recollections of the study years at the University, told us how the obtained knowledge help him building a successful career, and also provided some advice to the future graduates.
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