Time flies inevitably and now one year since Gennady S. Gun passed away. He was an amazing person, whose name was associated with an epoch in history of NMSTU, history of Russian and global science, an outstanding scientist, a talented organizer, a perfect family man and a wise teacher.
Dear colleagues,
Please, have our warmest wishes for a Happy New 2021 Year and a Merry Christmas!
This year the #ErasmusDays have been marked by a new international collaboration between two technical universities from Russia and Latvia. NMSTU and Riga Technical University (Riga, Latvia) have concluded a long-term collaboration agreement and emphasized its promising outlook.
The 5th anniversary International Youth Scientific and Technical Conference for young researchers Magnitogorsk Rolling Practice 2020 came to an end. It provided a platform for virtual sessions for the participants from India, Italy, the USA, Kazakhstan, Belarus, and from all over Russia. Over 50 researchers took part in the daily sessions and total online time of the conference amounted to over 20 hours for 3 days.
On the 20th of November the China Foundry Association and the Foundry School of the Open University of China held an online meeting with Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University and signed the Agreement on Cooperation in Science and Education.
The Agreement was signed by Professor Libo Zhang, President of the China Foundry Association, Dean of OUC Foundry School, and Professor Mikhail Chukin, Rector of NMSTU.
Dear colleagues! We are glad to inform you that the conference program and links for ZOOM daily meetings have been published on the website of the 5th International Youth Scientific and Technical Conference Magnitogorsk Rolling Practice 2020.
On November 24, the V International Youth Scientific and Technical Conference for Young Scientists “Magnitogorsk Rolling Practice 2020” (http://mrp.magtu.ru/) starts with the financial support of the RFBR. Due to the current circumstances, the conference will be held entirely online, but without losing productivity and quality. In the next two days, the organizing committee will publish a detailed program of sections and links to open ZOOM conferences for everyone, but for now we will acquaint you with the event plan (Moscow time).
The NMSTU professor, participating for over a quarter of a century in the archeological excavations of an ancient town, Phanagoria, studied a rare coin of Shahin Girai, the last Khan of Crimea. This coin was lost on Taman 237 years ago. An amazing item found brought back history of the inclusion of Crimea and Kuban into the Russian Empire in the late 18th century.
