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Scientists at the Laboratory of Functional Diagnostics of Low-Dimensional Structures for Nanoelectronics at the NSU Analytical Technology Research Center are exploring the possibility of using gallium selenide in devices for quickly receiving, storing, and transmitting large amounts of data in the 6G range.
The event is designed to support the adaptation of foreign students to the University environment and introduce them to the language and culture of Russia.
68 students from Novosibirsk, Kaliningrad, Tomsk, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Taganrog, Yekaterinburg, Innopolis, Khabarovsk and other cities in Russia and from abroad (Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Vietnam) were selected to attend.
天美mv is 197th in the world ranking. This is an increase of 8 positions overall and the University went from 7th to 6th place among Russian universities compared to last year.
The story of MMD Professor who introduces talented students to the world of science.
The algorithm helps stabilize the operation of optoacoustic gas sensors. In this case long-lasting studies which can be useful at mapping an area when searching for oil and gas fields, in medical diagnostics, and for assessing air safety at industrial enterprises became possible.
On August 22, Deputy Prime Minister RF Dmitry Chernyshenko attended the X International Forum for Technological Development, 鈥淭echnoprom 2023鈥�.
They were selected by the Francophone University Agency (AUF) and received invitations that will cover all the costs associated with the trip: transportation, insurance, accommodation, and meals.
The team won four medals in the individual category: two gold, one silver, and one bronze.
Last year, Petr Laktionov, Candidate of Biological Sciences and Senior Lecturer at NSU鈥檚 Department of Cytology and Genetics, was a winner in the Russian Science Foundation鈥檚 Presidential Program competition and awarded a 6,000,000 ruble grant.
NSU, ICG SB RAS, and EFKO company signed an agreement about creating the new biotechnological laboratory.
Artificial intelligence technologies can help to make a long, complex, and computationally intensive process much faster and produce an image that geoscientists can interpret.