Siberian Federal University

Scholars from Siberian Federal University, Krasnoyarsk Research Centre (SB RAS), the National Medical Research Centre of Haematology have presented an acute leukaemia diagnosis kit for detecting up to 18 mutations in a hematoblast.

An international research team with SibFU scholars onboard have come up with a more straightforward and multifunctional method for simulating the optical properties of spherical nanoparticles.

Scientists of the School of Engineering and Construction of Siberian Federal University have found out how to improve the protection of buildings from the penetration of soil radon and make them safer. They proposed a technology for reducing the radon permeability of cement concretes and mortars that are used in floors.

An international scientific team, which included a researcher from Siberian Federal University, have studied the mechanisms of adaptation of Northeast Asian forests to more frequent tropical typhoons. It turned out that under global warming, typhoons have a severe impact on the reforestation process and will be of increasing importance in the future.

Histories restaurant, launched by the School of Gastronomy, SibFU, welcomes first visitors. SibFU’s staff and students, as well as citizens and guests of Krasnoyarsk can enjoy Hors D’oeuvres specialty, salads, main courses, and desserts at affordable prices on campus.

XVI International conference on Resource Economy, Climate Change and Environmental Management, organized by the Russian Society of Environmental Economy, will be held in SibFU on 5-10 July 2021.

On February 19, 2021, Maksim Rumiantsev, rector of Siberian Federal University, signed an agreement on creating an Intelligent Agricultural Systems and Carbon Engineering R&D consortium together with other eight organizations.

On March 11, 2021, a delegation of the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan headed by Timur Rakhmanov, the Consul General of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Novosibirsk, visited Siberian Federal University. During the business meeting, they disscussed expansion and development of existing Russian-Uzbek relations in the scientific and educational sphere.

Scientists of the International Research Center for Spectroscopy and Quantum Chemistry, Siberian Federal University, have reported about the possibility of suppressing backscattering of light (the so-called Kerker effect) when electromagnetic radiation interacts with plasmonic material in the form of a two-dimensional array of aluminium nanoparticles. The work was published in the top-rated international journal Physical Review B of the Nature Index group.

The Department for International Cooperation continues to acquaint foreigners with Siberian Federal University. More than a hundred applicants from Mongolia and India learned about educational programs, the university’s infrastructure, the Siberian cultural life and the scholarship programs of the Government of Russia.