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Tomsk State University invites to participate in 7 International Summer School “Natural and Human Environment of Arctic and Alpine Areas” on August 15–27, 2022/
The main goal of International Summer School Programme is to study a unique natural region Gorny Altay, lifestyles of native ethnics groups and their adaptation to the rapidly changing climate.
The objectives of this Programme are:
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to analyze the better practices of complex interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research in Life Sciences, Earth Sciences and in social anthropology;
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to learn about natural objects, processes and interactions between humans and landscapes;
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to improve field research skills and to develop complementary skills, such as team work and partnership.
The School offers its students the most up-to-date scientific background into environmental issues and sustainable development.
The School brings together eminent international researches in various fields, young researchers and students. This team will explore the major ecoregion of the Altai Republic (Russia, South Siberia).
All the participants get the opportunity to see The Golden Mountains of Altai – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – with their own eyes.
Read more: http://tssw.ru/english/summer-school/; http://tssw.ru/upload/2022_aktruangl.pdf
Organizing committee invites students, PhD students and young scientists (up to 35 years old) to participate in the XVIII International Conference "Prospects of Fundamental Sciences Development" to be held on April 26–29, 2022 in Tomsk, Russia.
Important Dates:
March 1, 2022 – Paper submission deadline
March 15, 2022 – Acceptance notification
April 15, 2022 – Registration fee payment deadline
April 26–29, 2022 – Conference
May 1–15, 2022 - Manuscript submission deadline (for publication in the journals indexed in SCOPUS / Web of Science)
Contacts and information: https://conf-prfn.org/index_en
CONFERENCE SESSIONS
SESSION 1 | PHYSICS: condensed state physics, surface physics, physics of accelerated equipment, hydrogen energetic, geophysics, modeling of the physical processes. |
SESSION 2 | CHEMISTRY: synthesis and properties of functional materials, physical and chemical methods of research materials, nanomaterials, ecology, organic synthesis, catalysis and petroleum chemistry |
SESSION 3 | MATHEMATICS: algebra, geometry and analysis; mathematical modeling, visualization and data analysis; equations of mathematical physics; computational mathematics, machine learning and pattern recognition |
SESSION 4 | BIOLOGY AND FUNDAMENTAL MEDICINE: anatomy and physiology (including pathological states); immunology; neurology and psychiatry; cell biology and histology; genetics; biochemistry and molecular biology; microbiology and virology; biophysics; biotechnologies; bioengineering; pharmacology and pharmacognosy; cybernetics and bioinformatics; biomaterials: in vitro and in vivo studies. |
SESSION 5 | ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT: economics 4.0: digital, institutional and industrial economics; innovation policy and entrepreneurship; taxation; finance; money circulation and credit; accounting, analysis and audit; management, labor economics; mathematical and data methods in economics, management and business; development of state and municipal management system; international economic relations, economic security |
SESSION 6 |
CONSTRUCTION AND ARCHITECTURE: construction technology; building materials, products and structures; nanotechnologies in construction; methodology of architectural design; theory and history of architecture; restoration and reconstruction of architectural heritage; design of architectural environment Within the framework of the session, the Contest of Architectural Projects "Red lines" will be organized in the following following categories: "Architecture. Individual house" "Architecture. Tenement house" "Architecture. Public building" "Architecture. City building" "Architectural environment design" "Restoration and reconstruction of architectural heritage. The project of restoration and adaptation" "Restoration and reconstruction of architectural heritage. Graphic reconstruction" "Restoration and reconstruction of architectural heritage. Reconstruction of historical territories" |
SESSION 7 | IT-TECHNOLOGIES AND ELECTRONICS: Intelligent control systems; automated information processing and management systems; information Security; nanoelectronics; obtaining and researching nanomaterials; optoelectronics and nanophotonics; plasma emission electronics; intelligent power electronics; microwave electronics; radiolocation systems, television, radio communications, radiometry and wave propagation of radio-frequency and acoustic ranges; pulse and radio frequency measurements. |
The conference provides an environment for sharing, exchanging, and discussing new ideas related to a wide range of issues in modern education, science and research.
The conference will host the competition for youth interdisciplinary innovative projects.
Students of secondary schools, colleges and lyceums with their innovative research and engineering projects and developments are also invited to participate in the conference.
Conference is organized by:
- National Research Tomsk State University
- Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics
- Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
- A.M. Prokhorov’s Academy of Engineering Science
- International scientific and technical organization "Laser Association"
- Tomsk Regional Organization of the All-Russian Society of Inventors and Rationalizers
Conference scientific directions:
- Innovative developments and prospects for their commercialization
- Commercialization of the results of intellectual activity
- Research of infrastructure for support of innovations
- Training of personnel for innovative activities
- Management of innovative projects
- Concepts and models of product and service quality management
- Digital transformation of socio-economic relations
- Social problems of the information society and innovation.
Conference sections:
- Innovative Technologies and Projects (in Russian)
- Quality Control (in Russian)
- Information Technology of the Digital Society (in Russian)
- Innovative Activity: the Unity of Education, Science and Practice (in Russian)
- Innovation Technologies in Education, Production and Business (in English).
English-language section includes the following formats of participation:
- oral report;
- oral report + paper publication;
- video presentation.
Organizing Committee:
National Research Tomsk State University, Faculty of Innovative Technologies.
36, Lenin Avenue, Tomsk, 634050, Russia, Tel.: +7 (3822) 529 498
Contacts:
Alexey Poguda, Executive Secretary: innovatika2015@gmail.com,
Sergey Minkov, Deputy Chairman of the Organizing Committee: smin@tic.tsu.ru.
Conditions for participation and registration are available at the Conference website http://fit.tsu.ru/conf/inno/2022.
Working languages: Russian and English.
Proceedings of the conference are published in an electronic form as a collection of materials posted in the electronic library Google Books and on the portal of the Electronic Scientific Library (www.elibrary.ru) with indexing in the RSCI.
This will be the ninth symposium in the series hosted by ASAD. The ASAD network aims to identify and share innovative practices in learning, teaching, research and knowledge exchange in the fields of art, design and visual culture education. The network promotes cooperation and collaboration between academic institutions and communities with the purpose of working towards a shared understanding of critical issues relevant to people living in the north/
For further information about ASAD: asadnetwork.org
University of the Arctic: uarctic.org
DATES
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Symposium: 11 or 12 November 2021
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Symposium side events (online): Pecha Kucha, online tour around Tomsk downtown, etc.
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Exhibition: 10 November – 31 December 2021 (or permanent web-address)
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Exhibit Opening Reception (online): 10 November
Symposium and exhibition theme
In addition to the broad concerns outlined above, Relate North: Everyday Extremes will focus on a more specific perspective of human and non-human wellbeing in the Arctic region. The concept of extremes aims to highlight and describe the particular sensitivity that enables and supports creative and sustainable interaction between human/non-human actors and the everchanging, severe, environment of the Arctic. Moreover, with the current speed of climate change, when the notion of the extreme environment is to be expanded towards most parts of the "Spaceship Earth" in the next 20-50 years, the challenges of nature and their social and cultural implications will call for a creative response. In search of visions and insights, along with locally appropriate solutions, we will focus on the wider perspective of collaborative practices in design, art, research and education within the Arctic region. This includes art and design projects within and between communities, schools, universities, and business, culture, tourism and wellbeing.
The exhibition call is open to artists, designers and makers using any media in traditional and/or contemporary art & design, in addition to presentations of community-based work, environmental art, or art education projects. Please note that the symposium will be held online in a webinar format with a virtual exhibition.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
- Timo Jokela, Professor of Art Education, University of Lapland. Chair of Thematic Network of Arctic Sustainable Arts and Design
- Svetlana Usenyuk-Kravchuk, Senior Research Fellow, Siberian Design Centre, Tomsk State University
- Glen Coutts, Professor of Applied Visual Arts (Education), Faculty of Art and Design, University of Lapland
- Sofia Prokopova, Junior Research Fellow, Siberian Design Centre, Tomsk State University
CURATORS OF THE EXHIBITION
Anastasia Voronina, Junior Research Fellow, Siberian Design Centre, Tomsk State University
Please complete and return the following CONTRIBUTOR APPLICATION FORM by e-mail to timo.jokela@ulapland.fi, glen.coutts@gmail.com and arctic@siberia.design.
The School for Young Scientists is devoted to modern tendencies in the field of fundamental and applied catalysis for solving problems of environmentally friendly and resource-сonserving energy. The School covers the basics of catalyst рreparation and production, mechanisms, kinetics and modeling of chemical reactions, promising catalytic processes and application of catalytic processes. A poster session will be held on the School for Young Scientists. A book of abstracts will be published.
Conference language is English and Russian.
Participation is free.
The event will be held online and offline
Organising Committee:
Chairman: O.V. Vodyankina.
Members: V.A. Svetlichnyi, E. D. Fakhrutdinova, N.V. Dorofeeva, A.S. Savelyeva, M. A. Salaev, V. P. Tuguldurova, O. Yu. Miskevich, O.A. Reutova, M.V. Grabchenko, D.Yu. Savenko, T.A. Bugrova, S. Ten, Yu.A. Belik, A.V. Kotov, E.V. Romanova.
- Working days — September 9-10, 2021
- Registration of participants — September 9, 2021
- Deadline for abstract submission — August 16, 2021
XVIII International Conference of Students and Young Scientists "Prospects of Fundamental Sciences Development" to be held on April 27–30, 2021 in Tomsk, Russia
Organizing committee cordially invites students, PhD students and young scientists (up to 35 years old) to participate in the Conference.
Important Dates:
March 1, 2021 – Paper submission deadline
March 15, 2021 – Acceptance notification
April 15, 2021 – Registration fee payment deadline
April 27–30, 2021 – Conference
May 1–15, 2021 - Manuscript submission deadline (for publication in the journals indexed in SCOPUS / Web of Science)
Site: http://conf-prfn.org/Default_en.aspx
CONFERENCE SESSIONS
SESSION 1
Physics: condensed matter physics; surface physics; accelerator physics; hydrogen energetic; geophysics; modeling of physical processes
SESSION 2
Chemistry: synthesis and properties of functional materials; physicochemical analysis methods for materials; nanomaterials; ecology; organic synthesis; catalysis and petrochemistry
SESSION 3
Mathematics: аlgebra, geometry, and analysis; mathematical modeling, visualization, and data analysis; equations of mathematical physics; computational mathematics, machine learning, and pattern recognition
SESSION 4
Biology and Fundamental Medicine: anatomy and physiology (including pathological states); immunology; neurology and psychiatry; cell biology and histology; genetics; biochemistry and molecular biology; microbiology and virology; biophysics; biotechnologies; bioengineering; pharmacology and pharmacognosy; biomaterials: in vitro and in vivo studies
SESSION 5
Economics and Management: economics 4.0: digital, institutional and industrial economics; innovation policy and entrepreneurship; taxation; finance; money circulation and credit; accounting, analysis and audit; management, labor economics; mathematical and data methods in economics, management and business; development of state and municipal management system; international economic relations, economic security
SESSION 6
Construction and Architecture: construction method; construction materials, products and constructions; nanotechnologies in construction; electrotechnics and electromechanics; engineering science and mechanics; engineering geology; architectural design technique; history and theory of architecture; restoration and reconstruction of architectural heritage; design of architectural environment
Within the framework of the session, the Contest of Architectural Projects "Red lines" will be organized in the following following categories:
"Architecture. Individual house"
"Architecture. Tenement house"
"Architecture. Public building"
"Architecture. City building"
"Architectural environment design"
"Restoration and reconstruction of architectural heritage. The project of restoration and adaptation"
"Restoration and reconstruction of architectural heritage. Graphic reconstruction"
"Restoration and reconstruction of architectural heritage. Reconstruction of historical territories"
SESSION 7
Information Technologies and Electronics: intelligent control systems; automated data processing and control systems; information security; nanoelectronics; production and research of nanomaterials; optoelectronics and nanophotonics; plasma emission electronics; intelligent power electronics; microwave electronics; systems of radiolocation, TV, radio, radiometry and wave propagation of radio frequency and acoustic bands; pulse and radio frequency measurements
INFORMATION MESSAGE
Form of participation in the conference: oral presentation.
Working languages of the conference are Russian, English, German and French.
Conference proceedings will be posted on the conference website as an electronic collection and included in RSCI. Any paper accepted for presentation, which is not presented at the conference, will be excluded from the proceedings.
The best paper contest will be held in each session. A separate competition for the best report made in a foreign language will be held.
Registration fee: from 1500 RUB to 2000 RUB (detailed information in the "Payment" section).
For accommodation non-resident participants should book directly with the hotels. The list of the recommended hotels is available in the "Accommodation" section.
Having been reviewed, the selected papers from the conference will be published in the journal indexed by SCOPUS / Web of Science, as well as in such journals as: "Tomsk State University Journal of Biology", "Tomsk State University Journal of Chemistry", "Proceedings of Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics".
To participate in the conference, authors should register and submit their papers in the MS Office Word format on the conference website by March 1, 2021 (see "Call for Papers" for implementation of the requirements). The Organizing Committee is authorized to reject papers that are not relevant to the Conference or will be uploaded after submission deadline March 1, 2021.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN OF PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Irina A. Kurzina
CHAIRMAN OF ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Gulnara A. Voronova, prfn2019@tpu.ru
CHAIRMAN OF SESSION 1 "PHYSICS":
Nadezhda V. Chistyakova, chistyakovanv@tpu.ru , tel.: +7-903-951-4554
CHAIRMAN OF SESSION 2 "CHEMISTRY":
Irina A. Kurzina, chemistryPRFN@yandex.ru
Lyudmila A. Kazantseva, tel.: +7-923-414-81-91
CHAIRMAN OF SESSION 3 "MATHEMATICS":
Mikhail E. Semyonov, sme@tpu.ru , tel.: +7-903-952-24-93
CHAIRMAN OF SESSION 4 "BIOLOGY AND FUNDAMENTAL MEDICINE":
Olga Yu. Rybalkina, bio.prfn@gmail.com
CHAIRMAN OF SESSION 5 "ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT":
Tatyana G. Ilyina, ilinatg@mail.ru , tel.: +7-913-811-44-54
CHAIRMAN OF SESSION 6 "CONSTRUCTION AND ARCHITECTURE":
Alexey B. Steshenko, steshenko.alexey@gmail.com , tel.: +7-909-539-66-43
CHAIRMAN OF SESSION 7 "INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND ELECTRONICS":
Aleksander V. Medovik, MedovnikAV@mail.ru
Aleksander S. Klimov, klimov@main.tusur.ru , tel.: +7-905-990-52-41
REPORTS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES:
Svetlana A. Kubritskaya, tel.: +7-903-954-88-71
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONTEST
Irina D. Verevkina, redlines70@mail.ru , tel.: +7-903-951-88-39
Yuliya A. Stoyak, redlines70@mail.ru , tel.: +7-961-892-18-71
TRAINING PROGRAM:
to be updated
CONTEST "UMNIK":
Elena S. Pechurkina, inno@mail.tsu.ru , tel.: +7 (3822) 783-732
TSU invites students, postgraduates and young scientists to participate in XVII annual International School-Conference "Innovatika-2021" which will be held on April 22-23, 2021 in an online format.
The conference provides an environment for sharing, exchanging, and discussing new ideas related to a wide range of issues in modern education, science and research.
The conference will host the competition for youth interdisciplinary innovative projects.
Students of secondary schools, colleges and lyceums with their innovative research and engineering projects and developments are also invited to participate in the conference.
Conference is organized by:
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National Research Tomsk State University
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Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics
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Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
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A.M. Prokhorov’s Academy of Engineering Science
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International scientific and technical organization "Laser Association"
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Tomsk Regional Organization of the All-Russian Society of Inventors and Rationalizers
Conference scientific directions:
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Innovative developments and prospects for their commercialization
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Commercialization of the results of intellectual activity
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Research of infrastructure for support of innovations
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Training of personnel for innovative activities
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Management of innovative projects
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Concepts and models of product and service quality management
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Digital transformation of socio-economic relations
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Social problems of the information society and innovation.
Conference sections:
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Innovative Technologies and Projects (in Russian)
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Quality Control (in Russian)
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Information Technology of the Digital Society (in Russian)
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Innovative Activity: the Unity of Education, Science and Practice (in Russian)
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Innovation Technologies in Education, Production and Business (in English).
English-language section includes the following formats of participation:
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oral report;
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oral report + paper publication;
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video presentation.
Organizing Committee:
National Research Tomsk State University, Faculty of Innovative Technologies.
36, Lenin Avenue, Tomsk, 634050, Russia, Tel.: +7 (3822) 529 498
Contacts:
Alexey Poguda, Executive Secretary: innovatika2015@gmail.com,
Sergey Minkov, Deputy Chairman of the Organizing Committee: smin@tic.tsu.ru.
Conditions for participation and registration are available at the Conference website http://fit.tsu.ru/conf/inno/2021.
Working languages: Russian and English.
Proceedings of the conference are published in an electronic form as a collection of materials posted in the electronic library Google Books and on the portal of the Electronic Scientific Library (www.elibrary.ru) with indexing in the RSCI.
PROGRAM AND ORGANIZING COMMITTEES
Program committee:
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Anatoly Soldatov, Chairman, Professor, FIT TSU (Tomsk), Academician of the Academy of Engineering Sciences
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Sergey Minkov, Co-Chairman, Head of Department, FIT TSU (Tomsk)
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Georgy Mayer, President of TSU (Tomsk), Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
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Nikola Sabotinov, Academician of the BAN (Sofia, Bulgaria);
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Ivan Kovsh, President of the International Scientific and Technical Organization "Laser Association"
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Vladimir Ochkin Professor, Chief Researcher of FIAN (Moscow), Academician of the Academy of Engineering Sciences;
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Edward Galazhinsky, Rector of TSU (Tomsk), Academician of the Russian Academy of Education;
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Alexander Vorozhtsov, Vice-Rector for Scientific and Innovation Activities of TSU (Tomsk);
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Viktor Rulevsky, Rector of TUSUR (Tomsk);
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Alexander Shelupanov, President of TUSUR (Tomsk);
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Alexander Turlov, Chairman of the Committee for Innovation of the Department for the Development of Innovation and Entrepreneurship of the Tomsk Region;
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Grigory Kazmin, regional representative of the Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises in Science and Technology in the Tomsk Region;
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Anachack Phongtraychack, Head of Department, Ministry of Science and Technology, Vientiane, Lao PDR,
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Gufana Narimanova, Dean of FIT TUSUR (Tomsk);
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Maria Kostina, Associate Professor, FIT TUSUR (Tomsk);
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Edward Sosnin, professor, Senior Researcher, ISE SB RAS (Tomsk)
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Vladimir Syryamkin, Head of the Department, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Stanislav Shidlovsky, Dean of FIT TSU (Tomsk).
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Nikolay Shaparev, Professor, Chief Researcher, ICM SB RAS (Krasnoyarsk), Academician of the Academy of Engineering Sciences
Organizing Committee:
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Anatoly Soldatov, Chairman, Professor, FIT TSU (Tomsk), Academician of the Academy of Engineering Sciences;
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Sergey Minkov, Deputy Chairman, Head of Department, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Alexey Poguda, Executive Secretary, Associate Professor, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Anna Vasilyeva, Senior Lecturer, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Olga Vusovich, Associate Professor, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Svetlana Kvesko, Associate Professor, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Michail Golovatov, Head of Science, Technology and Technology Innovation Department, TSU (Tomsk);
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Gufana Narimanova, Dean of FIT TUSUR (Tomsk);
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Maria Kostina, Associate Professor, FIT TUSUR (Tomsk);
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Nikolay Yudin, Professor, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Tatyana Rumyantseva, Senior Lecturer, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Yana Chaplinskaya, Senior Lecturer, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Irina Larioshina, Head of Department, TPU (Tomsk)
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Larisa Chausova, Head of Laboratory, FIT TSU (Tomsk)
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Galina Tsoi, Head of the Department for Support of Educational Programs, TSU (Tomsk);
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Tatyana Baigulova, assistant, FIT TUSUR (Tomsk);
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Nikolay Uvarov, Postgraduate, FIT TSU (Tomsk);
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Majdi Musallam, Postgraduate, FIT TSU (Syria)
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Hussein Baalbaki, Postgraduate, FIT TSU (Syria)
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Bui Hoang, student, FIT TSU (Vietnam)
From 6 to 10 October 2020, the 6th International Scientific School-Conference of Young Scientists “Catalysis: from Science to Industry” will be held at Tomsk State University in the distance format. The School-Conference has been held since 2011 by the TSU Laboratory of Catalytic Research as a regular event dedicated to current trends in fundamental and applied catalysis.
The school's topics cover the scientific foundations of catalyst preparation and mechanisms, kinetics and modeling of catalytic reactions, and promising areas for the development of catalysis and implementation of catalytic processes.
As part of the conference, the Russian Science Foundation school “New Catalysts and Catalytic Processes for Solving the Problems of Environmentally Friendly and Resource-Saving Energy” was organized. Participants will discuss, among other things, the processing of biorenewable raw materials and the processes of neutralization of emissions from chemical industries and energy.
The scientific program of the School-Conference includes lectures by leading scientists, in particular:
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Leonarda F. Liotta, Instituto per Lo Studio dei Materiali Nanostrutturati, CNR, Palermo, Italia, “Ni/CeO2-based catalysts for CO2 methanation reaction: Insights into promotion effects”,
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Evgeny Pidko, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands, “Operando computational modeling of catalytic systems”,
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Andrey Karpov, BASF SE, Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Germany, “Catalysts for a Sustainable Future”.
The detailed program can be found at http://catconf.tsu.ru/ and https://nccp.tsu.ru/.
The events of the School-Conference will be held in English.
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Fluorescence spectroscopy of molecules and organic metal complexes
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Multiphoton microscopy and machine learning of biosystem. Visualization of biological tissues
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Interaction-induced electric properties of the van der Waals complexes
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Multiphoton fluorescence excitation: new spectral windows for biological nonlinear microscopy
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FTIR spectroscopy
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Confocal microscopy
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Photonics. Photophysical properties. The rate constants of radiative and radiationless electronic transitions
The school is organized jointly by UiT The Arctic University of Norway, University of Oslo (Norway), St. Petersburg University (Russia), Tomsk State University (Russia) and financially supported by the joint Norwegian-Russian scientific and educational project Optical Probe Sensors at Biological Environments (OPS@BE) for undergraduate and graduate students and young researchers.
No registration fee
Registration deadline: January 15th, 2020.
Registration form to be sent to: tchon@phys.tsu.ru (Prof. Olga Tchaikovskaya)
A limited number of travel grants are available for undergraduate and graduate students from Europe. To apply for financial support please send a motivation letter to kenneth.ruud@uit.no (Prof. Kenneth Ruud). The application deadline for financial support: December 31th, 2019
Contacts:
Prof. Kenneth Ruud, +47 90098353, kenneth.ruud@uit.no
Prof. Olga Tchaikovskaya, +7 9059923299, tchon@phys.tsu.ru
Vladimir Pomogaev, +7 96709514030, helperv@gmail.com
International Centre for Research into Human Development invites students, PhD students and faculty members to attend an invited lecture “Nodding Off: Sleep and psychopathology” by Professor Alice Gregory (Psychology Department, Goldsmiths, University of London) on September 11, 2019.
Sleep consumes a third of our lives, but we tend to only think about it when it is proving problematic. During the first half of the lecture background information will be provided about sleep. This will include information about what happens when we nod off, the functions of sleep and how much sleep we need. The second half of the lecture will focus on Professor Gregory’s main research area: the links between sleep and psychopathology. There will be a particular emphasis on the associations between the way we sleep and symptoms of anxiety and depression and the mechanisms underlying these associations.
The open lecture is given within the programme of academic mobility Erasmus+ between Goldsmths, University of London, and Tomsk State University.
Date and venue: September 11, 2019 from 16 35 to 18 10; TSU building 4, room 022.
Biog.: Alice Gregory first developed an interest in sleep research as a BA student of Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford after watching a lecturer give a terrific talk on the topic. Following the completion of her degree, she studied in Japan for a year collecting cross-cultural data for her first publication in the field of sleep research. Upon her return she commenced her PhD at the Institute of Psychiatry using epidemiological and twin samples to learn more about the associations between sleep disturbances, anxiety and depression concurrently and longitudinally. Alice is now a professor at Goldsmiths, University of London. She has published over 100 papers and chapters, mainly focusing on sleep or associated traits. Her first book: Nodding Off: Sleep from Cradle to Grave was published by Bloomsbury in June 2018 and her second The Sleepy Pebble and Other Stories will be published by Flying Eye books next month.
The international Centre for Research in Human Development, The Accessible Genetics Consortiom and the Institute of Law and Ethics invite to take part in the International Conference: "International Conference: Justice in the Genomic and Digital Era".
Date: September 6, 2019
Location: Tomsk State University
We are 20 years into the genomic era. The unprecedented progress in genetics internationally has brought numerous legal and ethical implications for individuals and society. Genetic findings are already widely used in medicine and are increasingly applied to other spheres, such as crime prevention, and educational and career selection. To protect individuals and science, updates to relevant laws are essential. To date, little progress has been made in regulating use of genetic information. Genetic science is complex, with research involving private and state sectors globally. Therefore, multidisciplinary and international efforts are required to achieve effective protection. This conference aims to bring together specialist in genetics, law and other disciplines to raise awareness of legal and ethical concerns and to promote progress in updating the legal protection.
More information is on the conference page: lesig.eventbrite.com
The main ideological inspirer of this event is Dr. Richard Ernst (Carleton University, Canada) - the author of over a hundred articles in leading scientific journals, head of the international council for the study of major ignorant provinces, head of the TSU Laboratory of Geochronology and Geodynamics.
Read more: http://en.tsu.ru/news/large-igneous-provinces-through-earth-history-conference-at-tsu/
