These kind holidays bring together all generations, bring us joy, the warm feeling of communion, and cheer us up. Every time we welcome a new year, we cherish a special feeling of hope, and our hope is for things to change for the better.
On the 28th of November NMSTU welcomed participants of the 7th International Scientific Workshop Magnitogorsk Materials Week 2022 dedicated to the memory of Alexander Zhilyaev, an outstanding scientist in engineering of nanostructured materials.
Leading specialists in this field attended the workshop to pay tribute to Alexander Zhilyaev, share research experience and discuss currently important issues of metal and alloy forming.
One of the key events of the year in research and innovation was the 7th BRICS Young Scientist Forum in China.
As part of the Forum, the Organizing Committee held a contest for the BRICS Young Innovators in which the NMSTU teachers took an active part.
On October 3-4, 2022 the NMSTU representatives took part in annual Global Education Summit 2022 devoted to “International academic collaborations in higher education for innovation and global sustainability” organized for presidents, rectors and vice-rectors of world universities.
In the current scenario of fast changing paradigm shifts in teaching, learning, pedagogy and technology, it is extremely important to engage universities across the world to keep pace with the global development for meeting student aspirations. Within this context the summit brought together well-known experts from over 50 universities in 28 countries to hold serious and results-driven discussions aimed at drawing out a roadmap for New Age Universities.
At a kind invitation of the China Foundry Association, a partner of NMSTU, on the 12th of August the University took part in the International Civil Society Solidarity Conference on the Global Development Initiative(GDI), conducted by the China NGO Network for International Exchanges (CNIE), and signed the Joint Declaration of the International Civil Society.
From May 31st to June 4th, NMSTU will welcome the 6th International Youth Conference Magnitogorsk Rolling Practice - 2022 which focuses on the problems of metals and alloys forming.
This time, the Conference will bring together more than 120 students, young researchers and industry experts from Moscow, Krasnoyarsk, Lipetsk, Yekaterinburg, Ufa, Chelyabinsk, Kamensk Uralsky, Verkhnyaya Pyshma, Beloretsk, Magnitogorsk, as well as from Kazakhstan and Belarus.
Researchers from NMSTU are working on developing production processes to make steel that would combine high strength and high plasticity, while no heat treatment is involved.
The study is conducted on the new asymmetric rolling mill, which can roll steel workpieces reaching a 75 to 90% reduction in one pass. The mill has been in use at Zhilyaev Mechanics of Gradient Nanomaterials Laboratory for less than a year, and over that period researchers were able to increase metal plasticity due to optimum roll velocity errors that were found. For example, if aluminium alloy D16 fractured in the common cold rolling operation when the reduction reached 43%, in the asymmetric rolling operation it was reduced by 90% gaining a double increase in plasticity.
Tajik National University and Technological University of Tajikistan hosted the final event of the international educational project EXTEND - the final Management Board and Sustainability Meeting on December 20-22, 2021.
