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ROSATOM INTERNATIONAL CAREER DAY 🔻Date: February 20 - 21, 2024 🔻Starting time: 11:00 a.m. (Moscow time) 🔻Working languages: English, Russian The event is dedicated to present the development of the nuclear projects in the partner countries for the graduates of the Russian nuclear educational programs and facilitate the communication between the international students and the representatives of nuclear industry in their home countries. On February 20, 2024, students will be able to attend open lectures of the Russian and international experts on safety and security of nuclear technologies. KAZAKHSTAN 🔗Link for connection ASIAN COUNTRIES 🔗Link for connection EGYPT 🔗Link for connection AFRICAN COUNTRIES (Ghana, Nigeria, Rwanda) 🔗Link for connection

We give a set of cards for congratulating Polytech!🥳🥳🥳 🔻 Write your congratulations on the anniversary in the comments 🔻 The winner will be chosen randomly on February 17! You can pick up the postcards at St. Petersburg, 28 Grazhdansky Ave. (Grazhdansky prospect)

New achievement! 🥳 The British agency Times Higher Education has published the annual World Reputation Rankings 2023. We entered the ranking for the first time, immediately placing in the range of 126-150. Among Russian universities SPbPU shared the fourth place with MIPT and NSU. In total, 200 leading world universities are represented in the ranking, of which six are Russian universities.

🤩Nobel Prize Winners of Polytech On November 1, 1956, Nikolai Semenov, a professor at Polytech and one of the founders of chemical physics, received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for establishing the mechanism of gas-phase reactions, in particular, homogeneous monomolecular decomposition and branched chain reactions. Nikolai Nikolayevich became the first Russian scientist to win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.🔥 Being a student of Abram Ioffe, he became a lecturer at the Petrograd Polytechnic Institute at the age of 24. Very soon, Associate Professor N.N. Semenov himself founded his own school, which colleagues aptly dubbed "Semenov's Regiment". Many outstanding polytechnic physicists were Semenov's students.

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Congratulations from SPbPU alumni 🩷

Present to PolyUnion from the rector 🎁