Siberian Federal University

Siberian Federal University will host the NAUKA 0+ Festival in Krasnoyarsk on 24 and 25 November 2022. This large-scale educational project aims to popularize science and is one of the key events within the announced Decade of Science and Technology in Russia. At a preliminary press conference, the organizers revealed the details of the upcoming science festival.

21 November 2022 is the deadline for accepting applications for participation in the Vladimir Potanin Scholarship Program. Students of the first and second years of full-time master's degree programs are invited to participate. The winners of the competition will be paid a scholarship of 25,000 roubles per month until the end of their master's studies.

Green Station To Be Opened Soon The Green Station will be opened at Siberian Federal University as part of the Priority 2030 program. It will become the rallying point for all environmental initiatives on campus. Its residents will look for solutions in the field of low-carbon development, and the scientific station itself will be provided by carbon-neutral technologies.

On November 10, 2022, the results of the second joint competition of the Russian Science Foundation (RSF) and National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) in support of international Russian-Chinese research teams were summed up. Models of Xylogenesis: From Cell to Forest Stand in Eurasia International project is among the winners. The head of the Russian scientific team is academician Eugene Vaganov, SibFU scientific advisor.

SibFU archaeologists have completed the excavation of a kurgan found on the territory of Shinnoye Cemetery in Krasnoyarsk. The objects of ritual and household use were found during the excavation.

Krasnoyarsk researchers have simulated the operation of a device for an oil well to heat pipes during oil recovery.

Siberian Federal University hosted a training program aimed at developing entrepreneurial competencies to involve students in technology entrepreneurship and the creation of startups.

The scientists of Siberian Federal University have developed a new chronological typology, which allows to reproduce the sequence of wooden build-up of ancient cities and settlements to a high precision.

Polytechnic School and School of Non-Ferrous Metals and Material Science have launched Engineering Start training module in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) format. The purpose of teams is to construct engineering facilities of diverse complexity.

In 2023, Siberian Federal University provides 8237 places (both state-funded and fee-paid) for first-year students: 6269 are bachelor’s and specialist’s programs, 1700 — master’s programs, and 268 — postgraduate programs.